After McGregor's alleged attack on the DJ, Jake Paul 'pleads': 'Please try something with me'

J. Paul (left) continues dreaming of a super fight against C. McGregor (right). Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

Upon learning of a new controversy involving Conor McGregor, Jake Paul decided to 'piggyback' on the situation. Accused of attacking a DJ in Italy, the Irishman was promptly provoked by youtuber, who 'threatened' the former UFC champion. The digital influencer dreams of a super fight against the 'Notorious' in boxing.

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“Conor likes to play the bully with musicians. Conor, please try something with me when you see me,” Jake wrote on his Twitter account.

Paul's publication makes reference to the new confusion involving the Irishman's name with an artist. A few weeks ago, the 'Notório' was also in the news when he tried to attack singer Machine Gun Kelly on the VMA red carpet (Video Music Awards).

If things are not going well for Conor in his personal life, the same can be said about his MMA career. In 2021, the Irishman was heavily defeated on two occasions, against Dustin poirier. In the second fight, in July, the athlete ended up suffering a serious injury to his left ankle, which took the athlete out of action for an indefinite period of time.

While McGregor 'causes' outside of martial arts, Jake continues 'swimming' in the fame achieved in boxing superfights. In August, the YouTuber defeated, for the second time, a former MMA champion. After passing Ben Askren in brutal fashion in April, months later, it was time for Tyron woodley being defeated by the digital influencer in the 'noble art'.

Coked up Conor likes to play tough guy with musicians… Conor PLEASE try and do something when you see me !! https://t.co/CZfPtJApGo

— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) October 17, 2021