Jake Paul claims that he does not have a knockout clause in his fight contracts, and he hits Conor McGregor.

JAKE PAUL has called claims that Tyron Woodley was not allowed to knock him out 'nonsense'.

Dillon Danis, a Brazilian jiujitsu whiz and Bellator middleweight, claimed that The Chosen One had a clause within his contract which prohibited him from finishing the YouTuber's August bout.


Jake Paul claims that he does not have a knockout clause in his fight contracts, and he hits Conor McGregor.
In August, Jake Paul faced Tyron Woodley, a former UFC champion in a boxing match
Jake Paul claims that he does not have a knockout clause in his fight contracts, and he hits Conor McGregor.
Bellator fighter Dillon Danis claimed that The Chosen One was not allowed to KO Paul
Jake Paul claims that he does not have a knockout clause in his fight contracts, and he hits Conor McGregor.
The Problem Child, however, has discredited this suggestion

Claressa Shields, a former boxing champion and MMA fighter, also reiterated the claim. Paul insists that it is 'bulls***t.

The Problem Child stated: "Look, it is a bunch of losers trying make s*** up in order to get in the headlines.

"And to get reporters such as yourself to ask that exact question and add their name to the mix so they get a little bit more clout.

"Having a no knockout clause' within a contract - that's something I've never seen.

"It is highly illegal. I would be in prison.

"It's like rigging fights. If that were a real thing, I'd be in prison.

"It's all nonsense. It's all bulls***. They got exactly what was expected of it. That was for people to mention my name."

Paul, a former Disney star, is getting ready for a showdown with Tommy Fury from Love Island on December 18.

The 24-year-old has still ambitions to meet Conor McGregor, former champion of the UFC in two divisions.

He spoke out about a possible showdown with The Notorious, saying: "It is very real, I think the fight happens within the next 36/48 month for sure.


Jake Paul claims that he does not have a knockout clause in his fight contracts, and he hits Conor McGregor.

It makes financial sense.

"I don’t have a message to Conor. He needs me more than he needs him at this point.

"He's a f *****g losser, drunk motherf***er running about with his bulls doing all this crazy stuff,

"The guy is a mess. So like I said, he needs me more that he needs him."

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