Jake Paul claims Michael Bisping is still bound to his previous UFC contract: “You retired in 2017 and Dana still got you by the balls”

By Harry Kettle - April 21, 2022

Jake Paul has pushed for Michael Bisping to confirm that he is no longer under a UFC contract as he continues to chase a fight against the former champion.

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While he may have already knocked off Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley, Jake Paul is still going after fights against former UFC stars. This time around, he’s pursuing a showdown with former UFC middleweight king Michael Bisping.

“The Count” last fought back in late 2017 and retired from mixed martial arts as a result of ongoing injuries he’d been dealing with, most notably to his eye.

Alas, he seems to be eager to get back into the combat game for a meeting with Paul, with “The Problem Child” deciding to up the stakes via social media.

“@Bisping post legal confirmation that you are not under UFC contract and I will get you a contract. You retired in 2017 and Dana still got you by the balls. And we fight where I tell you we fight.”

As Paul likes to do quite often, he’s made sure to drag UFC president Dana White into the conversation.

There’s always been a lot of controversies surrounding the nature of UFC contracts and with Bisping being a commentator for the promotion, you’d have to think he’ll bite back at this.

Either way, this bizarre match-up looks like it may genuinely happen.

Do you think Jake Paul is actually going to fight Michael Bisping in a boxing match?

This article appeared first on BJPENN.COM


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Boxing News Jake Paul Michael Bisping UFC

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