Jake Paul claims Conor McGregor may not be the same fighter, but he still wants him to fight him in the ring.

JAKE PAUL claims he would like to fight Conor McGregor, even though he isn't the same fighter as he used be.

The former UFC two-weight world champion has been repeatedly called out by the YouTube star who is now a boxer.


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Conor McGregor suffered a broken leg against Dustin Poirier
Conor McGregor was injured in a match against Dustin Poirier.

McGregor had previously switched the octagon to the boxing ring in 2017, when he faced Floyd Mayweather.

The Dubliner is currently in recovery from the horrific injury to his leg sustained last month during his loss to Dustin Poirier.

McGregor lost the second round to American because McGregor's leg was broken at the end the first round.

Since his 2016 title win, the 33-year-old has only won ONE fight in UFC.

Paul believes that he isn't the same fighter who soared through the UFC ranks to win the lightweight and flyweight belts earlier in his career.

The YouTuber wants to be in a boxing match against him, but he wants to see him "break down".

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He said to MMA Fighting, "He kind of lost that spunk. I think that people are kinda second-guessing him."

"He's different Conor, that's certain. It's less interesting. But, I still want to beat him up.

"I would like him to panic in the ring, go insane and lose his shit," he said. It would be hilarious to see him fall apart, just like he did against Dustin Pourier.

McGregor was also involved in a war for words with several big names in UFC, including Daniel Cormier (and Michael Bisping).

McGregor called Cormier, in a deleted tweet, a "fat drunk". This caused Bisping to warn him that the former heavyweight star would tear him apart 'limb from leg'.

McGregor was also called a "little guy" by Bisping, who told him that money would not make him a man. The Dubliner continued to tweet at Bisping.