JAKE PAUL called Jorge Masvidal an 'b ****' in order to 'ambush' Colby Covington during their alleged beefhouse altercation.
Covington defeated his arch-rival at UFC 272 in Las Vegas, only this month.
Jorge Masvidal and Colby Covington were allegedly involved in a brawl at a steakhouse
However, it seems that their beef wasn't settled - and they allegedly continued at the Papi Steak Restaurant in Miami Beach on Monday night.
According to TMZ the incident occurred after Covington (34), had dinner with YouTube group The Nelk Boys.
Masvidal, 37 years old, is said to have struck two punches and broken two teeth of his opponent - leading him to be charged with felony battery.
Paul, 25, a YouTuber who has become a prizefighting star, was the one to blame for the alleged assault.
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He tweeted: Masvidal is a **** to ambush Colby. He couldn't harm him in the cage, so blindside him.
Masvidal defeated Covington in round 4 of their grudge match, but was heavily dominated throughout the fight.
Although it seemed to have ended years worth of feuding and trash talk, this week's alleged incident seems to suggest otherwise.
Covington can be heard saying, in footage taken by TMZ: "He's swinging, trying come at me. And I ran. How could he have known I was there?
FREE BETTING AND SIGN-UP DEALS - THE BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERINGSMasvidal broke his silence by posting an Instagram video: "Call it the show your face challenge. You know?"
"What's the matter, I'm from Dade County. Talk that shit man, but you have to back it up. This is how my city rolls, man.
Malki Kawa, Masvidal's manager, tweeted: "I'm hearing someone from miami that says he's king of it's missing a tooth.
"Could someone confirm? "I need the video right away."
Masvidal, who lost to Covington in the final round, warned that an attack could be imminent.
He stated that he would give his all to get him to the streets if he sees me.
According to ESPN, Masvidal has not been charged with any offense at this point.
