Jake Paul claims Dana White wants to fight for the UFC again on the issue of the fighter’s salary

The ongoing feud between boxing star Jake Paul and UFC president Dana White continues. Both have been seemingly contradictory since Paul entered the boxing game with PPV events and highly successful claims.

Now, things got even more complicated when White said he wanted to sign Paul with the UFC, but White wasn’t going to do that. In an interview with CNBC he was asked about the fighter’s salary and when Paul asked him if he was fighting for it, White gave a harsh answer.

“Hey, that girl isn’t fighting for me! You have to correct your story!” White told the interviewer. “He didn’t fight for me. He’s there complaining about the fighter’s salary. He wanted to sign with us. I wouldn’t sign.”

Paul responded quickly with what he took to the story on social media on Thursday.

“Dana White … may have pursued the path of controlling the careers of thousands of fighters, but I’ve never said I want to sign with the UFC, nor will I ever. [of] my events like you did against a UFC champion for Conor when he fought Floyd ” Paul wrote. “You wouldn’t let Conor do it on his own without taking your cut. You live in lies and all the main fighters on your list have complained about pay. Conor, [Jon] Jones, [Jorge] Masvidal, [Nate] Diaz, [Francis] Ngannou. You also form fake belts to sell tickets, instead of giving Amanda Nunes the chance to headline.

“Remember that Dana was a cardio kickboxing teacher and you didn’t even create the UFC (created by Gracie and Davie, saved by Fertitta and made famous by the fighters). You’re a bald man who can’t do interviews. Now don’t ask me. Pay more to your fighters! “

Paul has long been an advocate for paying more than UFC fighters earn today. In June, Sarah Alpar posted a GoFundMe to help her fight in camp and travel to the next UFC fight. The initial goal was $ 5,000 and Paul added that amount to his goal $ 34,201 as of June 30th.