Conor McGregor Bets $200,000 on Dillon Danis, his Training Partner to Beat Logan Paul. YouTuber Offers a $2 Million Wager

Logan Paul Claims McGregor's Bet But Ignores $2 Million Wager

Conor McGregor has reportedly bet $200,000 on his training partner Dillon Danis to beat Logan Paul in their upcoming boxing match. However, Paul claims that McGregor has ignored his offer of a $2 million wager.

Paul Calls Out McGregor but Doubles the Bet

Initially, Logan Paul challenged Conor McGregor to bet $1 million on the outcome of the fight. However, he later doubled the terms of the bet. So far, McGregor has not responded to Paul's challenge, but Paul claims that McGregor has placed a bet worth approximately £160,000 at the bookies.

Paul Believes McGregor Doesn't Believe in Danis

Paul believes that McGregor's lack of response to his $2 million wager is evidence that McGregor doesn't believe in his own fighter. According to Paul, Danis mentioned that McGregor had placed a $200,000 bet on him. Paul sees this as contradictory since McGregor wouldn't take his bet. Paul believes that Danis is a "broken individual" and vows to break him entirely in their upcoming fight.

McGregor to Train with Danis Ahead of Fight

Conor McGregor is set to train with Dillon Danis leading up to their fight on October 14 in Manchester. The fight will act as the co-headliner to KSI's fight against Tommy Fury.

Paul Ups the Ante with $2 Million Wager Offer

During an episode of comedian Andrew Schulz's podcast, Logan Paul confronted Dillon Danis about Conor McGregor's absence. Paul then proceeded to offer a $2 million wager, stating that he will beat Danis. However, he doubts that McGregor or Danis will respond, labeling them both as all bark and no bite.

The Prime card will take place on October 14 in Manchester.