Jake Paul says fighters support attack against Dana White, but fear retaliation from UFC; understand

J. Paul is undefeated in boxing challenges. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

The feud between Jake Paul and Dana White continues to give something to talk about. In an interview with 'MMA fighting', the YouTuber stated that the clip made in attack on the Ultimate leader had a good repercussion among the fighters, who avoid making statements on the matter to avoid possible retaliation from the company.

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“There are a lot of UFC fighters who message me privately saying 'we love it, this is hilarious. Continues. We just can't support it publicly.' And I don't want them to sacrifice themselves because they need to put food on the table publicly. Like I said, I have a personal platform to do it and I take responsibility. I will go to war without backing down, no matter what,” Paul said.

With coexistence, Jake Paul has already expressed interest in creating a 'fighters' union' so that there can be a revolution among athletes, aiming to ensure better conditions for their respective careers.

“If there is a fighter union created, all (fighters) in the UFC should come together to create a power, with good conditions and a better life. But I don't want them to publish support for the clip, because it won't be good for them. I want them to win and make more money,” he concluded.

After debuting in professional boxing in January 2020, Jake Paul is undefeated with five wins. Among his triumphs, the digital influencer scored two knockouts over ex-UFC Ben Askren and the former UFC welterweight champion (up to 77,1kg). Tyron woodley.