Jake Paul trolls Conor McGregor, Ryan Garcia and boxing elites in fight announcement tease

Jake Paul took aim at Conor McGregor, Ryan Garcia, Floyd Mayweather, and other prominent fighters in a social media post where he teased potential opponents.

Coming off a unanimous decision victory against boxing legend Mike Tyson - a matchup criticized for the 31-year age difference - Paul shared a graphic on X. In the graphic, he's depicted with a briefcase full of cash, suggesting that his opponents could reap substantial financial rewards by fighting him.

'The Problem Child' included pictures of fighters he might face next, poking fun at those with whom he has a had feuds.

Following the news that McGregor was found liable for a sexual assault, several brands severed their ties with him. Paul took this opportunity to mock the Irishman as the speech bubble next to McGregor's image in the graphic read

"I lost everything. I need this."

Meanwhile, Garcia has been banned from competition after testing positive for a banned substance in his last fight. Many of his troubles have been attributed to substance abuse. The speech bubble next to Garcia's face in the post read:

"I love cr***."

The graphic included other notable fighters like Gervonta Davis, Artur Beterbiev, Alex Pereira and Daniel Dubois, among others.

Check out the post below:

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Jake Paul's promotion dismisses Conor McGregor's mega-fight against Logan Paul is rumor-mongering

Conor McGregor's return to competition has been delayed due to various reasons. The Irishman has said he's negotiating with the Ambani family for a crossover fight against Logan Paul, Jake Paul's brother, in India.

A viral social media report suggested that the fight had been finalized as a part of the 'Visit India' campaign. The report claimed that the fight will take place at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai, and both men are expected to earn a staggering $250 million purse each. McGregor even re-posted the report on Instagram.

Check out the post below:

The official handle of Most Valuable Promotions, co-founded by Jake Paul, commented with "cap on cap on cap," suggesting that the reports were unfounded:

Most Valuable Promotions' comment

Rumors about the alleged fight, the $250 million purse, and the involvement of the Ambani family were spread after a fake X handle claiming to be boxing journalist Michael Benson first shared the information. However, there has been no announcement from any of the parties involved, except McGregor's Instagram post.