UFC fighter Conor McGregor finally addressed Jake Paul’s situation in an interview on Wednesday, but unfortunately for the YouTube star, it’s probably not the answer he expected to receive.
McGregor, who trains for UFC 257 against Dustin Poirier on Saturday, spoke with BT Sport about the next fight. At the end of the interview, McGregor was asked about being called up by Paul after his second professional victory over NBA player Nate Robinson in late November.
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“This is what it is,” he started. “Let’s see what happens, you know … He looks like a confused little boy to me, to be honest. Now he is willing to enter (in the ring), so I don’t know what will happen. He is not on the minute radar with the young boy. “
McGregor acknowledged that someone on his team and Paul’s team have been talking, but he doesn’t seem to care much.
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“Fair game for them. Fair game for the guy Logan staying with Floyd,” added McGregor talking about Brother Logan Paul’s fight with Floyd Mayweather next month. “I’m excited to see how it goes. Floyd looks a little fat to me.”
McGregor did not rule out anything, adding: “Any man who is willing to take this walk, you know all the best.”
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Wednesday’s interview is the one that most McGregor talked about the situation, unlike Paul, who complained about a series of complaints, even going after his wife.
“[Conor McGregor] is one of the greatest fighters on Earth right now, “said UFC president Dana White at the time.” He shouldn’t be fighting kids who have bad videos on YouTube. “