A Massive Fight That Will Never Happen

Jake Paul, the YouTuber-turned boxer, has once again called out Conor McGregor, but this time he's claiming that the UFC legend will never step into the ring with him. Paul, who made his professional debut in 2020, believes that his skills and star power have surpassed McGregor's.

From Calling Out to Being Bigger

According to Paul, the evolution of his rivalry with McGregor has been nothing short of crazy. "At this point, you can see how it went from me calling him out and that seeming crazy to me being bigger in the sport than he is," Paul told DAZN. "Life is crazy."

McGregor's Boxing Career

While McGregor is known for his success in the UFC, his boxing career has been limited. The 35-year-old has only fought as a pro once, crossing over to the ring in 2017 to face American legend Floyd Mayweather, where he suffered a loss.

Paul's Boxing Journey

On the other hand, Paul, 26, has a record of 7-1 as a boxer. After his first defeat in February against Tommy Fury, he bounced back in August with a victory over McGregor's old UFC rival Nate Diaz. Now, he is set to face Andre August, 35, as he aims to gain more experience against seasoned professionals.

Building Experience and Pursuing Greatness

Paul, who has previously fought on pay-per-view, now wants to focus on building his experience in the ring. "I want to be world champion, so I need to pursue the path towards greatness against people who have been boxing their whole life," he said. "I’m coming to prove my greatness for the world to see."

Will Conor McGregor ever accept Jake Paul's challenge? Only time will tell.