Jake Paul takes to Instagram to demand fight against Conor McGregor

Paul has fought 5 times professionally in his short career. All 5 fights have ended in a victory for Jake Paul, along with 4 of them coming by KO, however, he’s usually facing weaker opponents who aren’t given a chance by the best offshore betting sites. His next fight was scheduled against Tommy Fury Jr. After pulling out of the fight, Paul’s new opponent Hasim Rahman Jr. It’s expected that Paul isn’t too happy about this recent announcement.

He took to Instagram to let some steam off. In a recently published video, Jake Paul throws shots at once champion Conor McGregor while lounging on his private jet. It would take a lot for the champ to come back and fight a lower opponent such as Jake Paul. Conor usually goes for the money and the headlines by fighting top-tier and big-name guys. Maybe if Jake Paul can make it 6-0 after his fight with Rahman Jr., his case may become more attractive in the slightest bit. Paul has run thru celebrity opponents such as Tyron Woodley and Nate Robinson.

His success can be accredited to the inexperience of his opposition. If Conor was to accept this fight, it would be the first true test for the American Jake Paul. In the viral video, Jake claims to have made millions more than the former champion McGregor. Fact-checking would come in handy in a situation like this. It is hard to believe someone fresh on the scene like Paul has made that much more than a 2-time champion in the UFC. Unless the earnings are purely from promotions, I don’t expect Jake Paul’s numbers to be as high as he claims. This fight would be one for the ages, regardless of the result.

The promotion and build-up to the fight may very well be more intriguing than the fight itself. Jake Paul will not be earning a high-profile opponent along the lines of McGregor if he falls to Rahman Jr, the 6’3 Baltimore product with a 12-1 record via 6 KOs. His resume isn’t anything flashy but his power is not to be underestimated

. It is important for Jake to keep the task at hand as his main focus. I’m sure it would be fairly easy to look ahead to bigger and better fights. But, he will never make it to that stage unless he can dominate the level he is currently on.