Conor McGregor rants about Jake Paul and Nate Diaz bout
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After his victory against Nate Diaz, Jake Paul refused to fight against Conor McGregor for his alleged intake of prohibited substances. Hours after this statement, the Irishman strongly criticized the fight last Saturday at the American Airlines Center.
The show between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz was heavily criticized by the UFC star Conor McGregor through a message on social networks that he ended up deleting after a few hours.
Like “trash” the Irish fighter described the fight that the retired Mixed Martial Arts fighter had, Nate Diaz, and youtuber Jake Paul, which was defined in 10 rounds by unanimous decision. True to his controversial style, 'The Notorius' used his profile on X (formerly Twitter) to criticize the match.
Conor shared an image from his boxing debut when he faced Floyd Mayweather Jr. in an exhibition fight in 2017. The postcard shows the Irishman posing triumphantly as the American crouched with his hands at eye level. head as if it were suffering from a blow.
In the caption, the 35-year-old confessed to having seen the fight and expressed his disappointment with hard qualifiers. “Me watching that garbage last night. Oh. P*** and S*** in a ring… he drafted it.
The opinion of the European is given after the statements made by Jake Paul in the press conference after his victory at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas; When asked about the possibility of facing Conor McGregor, he flatly rejected it due to the alleged intake of prohibited substances by the UFC star.
“I don't care about that guy. You need to go to rehab. I want Nate in MMA. I want more professional boxers and I want 'Canelo' Alvarez”, he replied. This is the second attack in a week on McGregor by a professional fighter after Justin Gaethje accused him of the same thing.
“I have never taken steroids in my life and I don't want to fight someone who is cheating on me”, Gaethje pointed out after defeating Dustin Poirier at UFC 291.
Like Nate Diaz on this occasion, Conor McGregor also made his boxing debut with a high-profile, $1 billion-plus exhibition fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. The bout at T-Mobile Arena from Las Vegas culminated in a defeat by technical KO for ‘The Notorius’ in the tenth round.