As the speculations related to Conor McGregor vs Logan Paul's boxing bout are picking pace, Jake Paul's (brother of Logan) fighting promotion has also contributed to the mix of reactions and has spoiled the party by labelling the apparent developments regarding the fight as fake. On Sunday, startling reports of Conor McGregor and Logan Paul agreeing to take on each other inside the boxing ring in India made waves. Subsequently, the information about the venue for the contest- Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai- was also amplified. Moreover, the reports also conveyed that the Ambani family will fund the event, which will allow both fighters to rake in a whopping $250 million sum respectively.
Jake Paul's Boxing Promotion Reacts To The Fight News Between Logan and Conor
Twenty-four hours later after McGregor's comment that gave fresh air to his probable fight against Logan Paul, Most Valuable Promotions, an entity owned by Jake Paul, via social media has left “🧢 on 🧢 on 🧢” reaction on a post detailing the news of the fight. For the unversed, "cap" is a slang term used to denote a false statement.
The comment has left the fans puzzled about the whole fight, as at one end Conor McGregor has given further weight to the potential fight by throwing an optimistic emoji reaction to the fight and on the other, the Problem Child has indirectly rubbished the update. Thus, who should be paid heed to is the perplexing question that has emerged.
Jake Paul Throws Shade at Conor McGregor
Earlier this month when the reverberations about the fight between McGregor and Paul first spread, Jake took to his social media platform X to dwell and share his thoughts on the fight.
Now it all makes sense. Why Conor McGregor & his management team have been desperately trying to get MVP to negotiate for a fight between us.
Paul further stated that Conor is way past his best and needs the Pauls to stay relevant in the fighting scene,
Conor is washed. Needs the Pauls. Logan by however he wants.
The assertions about Conor McGregor vs Logan Paul are still active however until an official confirmation finds its way and a date gets assigned, nothing will become concrete.