YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul has used his social media fame to become boxing’s biggest talking point. Moreover, his one-sided rivalry with UFC superstar Conor McGregor has been the highlight of his stint in the sport. And ‘The Problem Child’ has now added to this.

Paul took the sport by storm when he called out the former UFC double champ after his victory over Nate Robinson. Needless to say, McGregor did not acknowledge him. However, that did not stop Paul from repeatedly targeting ‘The Notorious’.

The 3-0 boxer has now taken to Twitter to clap back at McGregor for his tweet. The Irishman criticized the concept of YouTube boxing when he wrote, “UFC high level fighting > Blogger jacka** boxing.” This tweet from McGregor may have explained why he did not entertain any of the call-outs.

However, this did not go down well with Paul who replied, “Jack Daniels > Proper 12.” 

With this, the internet sensation made yet another personal dig at McGregor. Furthermore, it may draw a reaction from the UFC superstar since he prides his whiskey on being the best in the world.

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Jake Paul and Conor McGregor: The rivalry continues

This interaction between the two fighters showed that their rivalry is still ongoing. Moreover, it hinted that it is still on a personal level rather than just banter. This is not the first time Paul has taken a personal swipe at McGregor.

He previously ridiculed McGregor’s wife in another call-out video and also trolled him for his defeat to Dustin Poirier. Therefore, Paul is trying everything he can to catch the attention of Conor McGregor.

However, this has failed since the former UFC champion has acknowledged none of the comments. Furthermore, it doesn’t look like this will change either. Thus, it will be interesting to see Jake Paul’s next move to get the attention of Conor McGregor.

What do you make of this reply from Jake Paul to Conor McGregor? Do you think the Irishman will acknowledge him?

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