Jake Paul took to Twitter to call the UFC, Underpaid Fighters Club; he later released a diss track aimed at UFC President Dana White
Jake Paul just wouldn’t stop until his mission succeeds – solve the fighter pay issue that has been plaguing the UFC.
Ever since the YouTuber-turned-professional boxer gained eyeballs in the world of combat sports, he has been hitting out at UFC President Dana White for underpaying fighters.
Following his recent knockout win over Tyron Woodley, Paul has been all over White. Right from asking the bossman to get cocaine tested to asking him to let him fight in the UFC, Paul has done it all.
More recently, ‘The Problem Child’ took to Twitter to release a redesigned version of the UFC’s logo. The words read – UFC – Underpaid Fighters Club.
Paul captioned the post:
Jake Paul releases Dana White track
Yesterday, Jake Paul announced that he would be releasing a ‘Dana White’ diss track soon. As promised he released the official music video on his YouTube channel.
The video starts off with a man resembling the UFC President taking advantage of the fighters in his promotion. That’s when Paul and the crew crash the party.
Whilst beating up White (impersonator) and his men, Paul raps expletives aimed at the bossman. He goes on to diss Jorge Masvidal, Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor – all three of whom have been ‘Jake Paul’ targets.
The video hit 100,000 views in no time and the views are coming in fast. Paul even received support from a large chunk of MMA community for his diss track.
Paul also mentioned in the video’s description that all the proceeds from the video will ‘go to underpaid fighters in the UFC who get paid the $12k minimum.’
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