July 21st 2024.
Conor McGregor, the famed Irish mixed martial artist, has made it clear that he is not a fan of Jake Paul. This came after the YouTuber's impressive knockout win over Mike Perry on Saturday night. McGregor didn't hold back in his criticism, calling Paul a "fat can of b***h p**s."
The fight between Paul and Perry took place in Tampa, with Paul ultimately emerging as the victor in the sixth round. With this win, Paul's professional record now stands at an impressive 10-1. It's worth noting that this fight was put together as a replacement for the scheduled match between Paul and boxing legend Mike Tyson, which has now been rescheduled for November.
While Paul's win was expected, McGregor was far from impressed. In a tweet, he wrote, "Jake Paul is the biggest p***bag I have ever seen in my life. 40 pound weight difference, juiced out of his head, and still s***ting himself in there." He then went on to taunt Paul's girlfriend Nakisa, saying she should take him to Vegas, but couldn't because of the strict athletic commission testing there.
McGregor also couldn't resist taking a jab at Paul for calling out Mike Tyson, who is 60 years old and recently suffered a medical emergency while on a flight. McGregor called Paul a "fat can of b***h p**s" and "the most valuable p***bag."
Despite the drama surrounding Paul's win, he is now set to fight Mike Tyson in November. Meanwhile, Perry, who has a 5-0 record in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, has been let go from the promotion after his defeat against Paul. McGregor, who is now a part-owner of BKFC, announced the news on Twitter, saying, "Hey Mike, you're released and you can go and compete in your smelly dirty boxing championship thing."
In response to McGregor's comments, Paul didn't hold back in his own press conference. He said, "He was bigging up his boy Mike Perry - I said, 'OK Conor, after I f**k up Mike Perry, then you're next.' So, Conor's on Twitter all the time. He's on his yacht all the time. Guess where he's not? In the ring, fighting me." Paul then went on to call McGregor "scared" and claimed that the MMA star is afraid of a former Disney channel actor.
Perry, who was knocked down three times by Paul, showed sportsmanship in defeat by congratulating his opponent on social media. He also gave a shout out to Nate Diaz, another former UFC fighter who went 10 rounds with Paul. Despite the loss, Perry seemed to take the defeat in stride, thanking everyone who came out to support the fight.
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