Jake Paul Offers Dustin Poirier $100,000 ‘Sleepy’ Conor McGregor Chain

Jake Paul has offered Dustin Poirier his $100,000 custom-made Conor McGregor chain following their clash last night. You can check out the erm... unusual piece of jewellery here:

Poirier took the win last night, after McGregor sustained a suspected broken leg and a doctor called an end to the fight.

Last night's UFC 264 was the third time the pair have fought - and with Poirier coming out victorious, it gives him two consecutive wins over McGregor.

In January, Poirier defeat McGregor with a technical knockout and YouTuber-turned boxer Jake Paul decided to immortalise the moment with a one-off, diamond encrusted necklace showing McGregor hunched over after his Fight Island loss.

Showing off the necklace on Instagram earlier this week, Paul said: "All right, check it. My new $100,000 Nyquil McGregor, Sleepy McGregor chain. Thank you Benny Da Jeweller. Let's go."

He went on: "Don't go sleepy, sleepy. Good night, McGregor. F**k you, b***h."

Following Poirier's win last night, Paul took to Twitter to offer the fancy bit of jewellery to the victor.

Sharing a photo of the incredibly detailed pendant Paul wrote: "Aye @DustinPoirier want me to ship this to you? $100k gift from me. I think you deserve it. Lmk [let me know]."

Paul attended the fight in Las Vegas last night, wearing the chain, and posted a flurry of tweets about McGregor.

In one he announced he was revising his $50 million offer to McGregor for a fight to just $23.

Earlier this week, Paul vowed to 'expose' McGregor for the 'fraud he really is'.

In a tweet after the dramatic UFC 264 press conference.

Paul wrote: "You can tell Conor has lost 'it'.

"He no longer speaks from a place of authenticity & you can tell he's trying to convince himself of his own lies

"He takes offense to everything now.

"He's bathing in his own insecurities.

"When we fight I will further expose him for the fraud he is."

Meanwhile, McGregor has refused to rule out a potential fight with Paul.

Speaking to News.com.au earlier this month, McGregor was asked if he'd ever consider fighting Paul or his brother Logan Paul, to which he replied: "I don't think so.

"Never say never, if they're going to keep competing and whatnot, who knows? They're dingbats, the two of them."

Topics: SPORT, Conor Mcgregor, Jake Paul, MMA

Claire Reid

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