JAKE PAUL stopped fighting Conor McGregor's training buddy Dillon Danis, but said that he could handle the one on the streets.
YouTuber Danis has been a long-time rival. They even clashed in Los Angeles when Paul shot water balloons at them in December.
Jake Paul stopped fighting Conor McGregor's training buddy Dillon Danis
Paul offered Conor McGregor's partner in training a fight, but Conor McGregor was hurt with a knee problem.
Social media star has appeared to be moving on from rivalry but warned that it could be resolved outside of the ring.
Paul, 24, stated on the Last Stand Podcast that he believes it could happen but, again, it's almost like he isn't a striker.
"So, you know that after I beat Tyron it was like 'wow, he just knockedout a five-time UFC champion with knockout power'.
"Now he's up against some Jiu-Jitsu guys who aren't strikers', like that's a tough sell for that fight. "I think I can handle that one on the streets."
Danis, 28 years old, responded on Twitter: "I'll dance on his head in every fight this bitch is all about talk.
Paul is now 3-0 in his professional career. He has won over YouTuber AnEsonGib, Nate Robinson (37), and Ben Askren (37).
After Danis sustained an injury, he was unable accept the fight and decided to fight Askren in KO.
Paul will be facing Tyron Woodley (39), in his fourth and most difficult fight.
He claimed that he was on track to be the most popular athlete in the sport, placing him alongside boxing royalty.
Paul stated, "I am on the trajectory to become one of the most prizefighters in the world."
"It's something that I think is so special, and people don’t get to go on that kind of journey very often. For the children, I am Mike Tyson.
"Your grandfather had Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson. Your dad had Floyd Mayweather. This generation has Jake Paul.
"If they want to see a highlight reel knockout they should be a part the viral conversation – so far that's what they've received."
