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Jake Paul rebuffs claim "he has ‘no knockout clause’ in his fight contracts and goes after Conor McGregor
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Jake Paul rebuffs claim "he has ‘no knockout clause’ in his fight contracts and goes after Conor McGregor

JAKE PAUL has come out fighting against claims that UFC fighter Tyron Woodley wasn't allowed to knock him out as 'nonsense'. The youtube star also had a message for Conor McGregor.

Former Disney star Paul will fight ex-Love Islander Tommy Fury. Fury is the brother of Heavyweight champion Tyson. Paul fights the younger Fury in December. 

Dillon Danis, the Bellator middleweight and Brazilian jiu-jitsu states that Woodley had a clause in his contract prohibiting him from finishing the YouTuber in their August bout. 

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - NOVEMBER 06: Jake Paul speaks during a news conference to promote his Showtime pay-per-view boxing event against Tommy Fury. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

MMA fighter and boxing champion Claressa Shields echoed Danis claims, which Paul rebuffed as "bulls***t'.

The Problem Child said:

“Look, it’s a bunch of losers trying to make s*** up to get in the headlines.

“And to get reporters like yourself to ask about that exact question and put their name into the mix so they can get a little bit of clout.

“Having a ‘no knockout clause’ in a contract – I’ve never heard of that.

“It’s highly illegal, I would be in jail.

"That’s like rigging a fight. I would be in prison if that was a real thing.

The 24-year-has other plans on his mind though as he has called out with former two-division UFC champion McGregor.

He said of a potential showdown with The Notorious: “It’s very real, I think that fight happens in the next 36/48 months for sure.

It makes financial sense.

“I don’t have a message for Conor. At this point, he needs me more than I need him.

“He’s a f*****g loser, drunk motherf***er running around with his bulls, doing all this crazy s**t

“The guy’s a mess, so like I said – he needs me more than I need him.”