Fans have been waiting for Jorge Masvidal to return to action since the reigning UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman knocked him out earlier this year at UFC 261. “Gamebred” was due to return to the octagon at UFC 269 to face Leon Edwards. However, he was forced to withdraw due to an injury. That hasn’t taken the radar off him as he continues to receive call-outs- the latest one came from Jake Paul.

In a recent episode of IMPAULSIVE, ‘The Problem Child’ discussed his recent fight against Tyron Woodley and also took a shot at the BMF titleholder.

“Masvidal is like… I either fight the best people or I fight for money and you’re neither one of those. You ain’t paying the right amount of money. Masvidal, I got a offer for you right now. Five million dollar guarantee, plus a percentage of pay-per-views. That’s the most you would ever have made as a fight, ever,” said Paul.

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He added, “So now you can’t say I have to fight the best or I fight for money. Five million dollar guarantee plus pay-per-view, let’s make it happen. That’s the most you would ever have gotten paid period, times triple. daddy Dana just has to let you out of your contract. You work for the UFC. You’re a bi**h, basically.”

According to Jake Paul’s brother, Logan Paul, Masvidal seemed least interested in fighting him. He said that Masvidal and Diaz walked away and did not “seem stoked” at all.

Jake Paul dismisses Nate Diaz’s record

Jake Paul definitely believes that he is one of the greatest boxers in the sport’s history after his recent win over Tyron Woodley last weekend. The internet star has compared himself to Muhammed Ali, Mike Tyson, and Floyd Mayweather after his win.

The fact that he is undefeated just adds to his image of him being one of the best. On the IMPAULSIVE podcast, he not only called out Jorge Masvidal, but he also took shots at the UFC icon, Nate Diaz.

‘The Problem Child’ said, “Diaz isn’t good. Look at their records! Numbers don’t f**king lie bro. I’m undefeated. Diaz literally wins one fight, or he wins two fights and then loses one. Two fights, loses one. F*ck that.”

Do you think Jake Paul has what it takes to win if he squares up against Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal in a boxing match? Let us know in the comments section below.

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