Jake Paul confronted many critics during his boxing career and that does not seem to change quickly.
'The Problem Child' has been collided with many big names from the MMA world over the years, with Paul having a public feud with UFC CEO Dana White.
The controversial star will return to the boxing ring on 28 June in a fight that is going against each other with UFC 317, while Paul is opposed to Julio Cesar Chavez JR in Anaheim, California.
Prior to his next fight, it is not surprising that the 28-year-old would be asked about his fight with Mike Tyson, which was the last time he was in action.
A excavation at Paul led him to storm from an interview with Piers Morgan after the two men had traded briefly destructive comments, which only led to more criticism.
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Michael Bisping Slams “Fake” Jake Paul and trivializes his upcoming boxing efficiency
Jake Paul's interview with Piers Morgan took a turn after the interviewer claimed that Paul would not have lasted 10 seconds with Mike Tyson in his Prime.
Paul responded with insults before he declared that he did not care about Morgan's show and that he was alone to sell pay-per-views before he left the call.
A video of 'The Problem Child' hanging on social media attracted the attention of a former UFC champion that is critical of the 28-year-old in the past.
It is not surprising to see Michael Bisping negatively speaking of Paul, with 'The Count' who previously accused the star of 'Projeren' on older hunters who are past their prime numbers.
There was even a moment in the time when a potential location was found that would play a fight between them, despite the fact that Bisping's retirement of MMA was created due to his lack of vision in one eye.
'The Count' posted a short statement on social media to call Paul as a 'fake', as he trivialized his upcoming boxing return.
“Biggest fake in the history of combat sports and nobody releases – about this fight.”
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Michael Bisping previously treated his problems with Jake Paul and paid him some credit
In anticipation of Jake Paul's fight with Mike Tyson, where Michael Bisping was extremely critical, the UFC legend spoke about what his problem is with the controversial star.
The former UFC champion middle weight told Mirror Fighting that if 'The Problem Kind' really wants to be respected, he has to fight against an opponent who is with him on a level playing field.
Bisping gave him some honor for the success he had, because it was difficult to deny from a business point of view that Paul and his team professionally navigated through the sport.
“Jake Paul, Listen, I have nothing personal to Jake Paul, but he just loves to attack UFC, he likes to attack MMA hunters, all while picking boys who are not boxers. Go a boxer in a boxer, go a boxer in a boxer or go to someone we are trying to do.”