Chael Sonnen Sends A Warning To Jake Paul In Regards To His Callout Of Michael Bisping
Chael Sonnen has some wise words for Jake Paul as he urges him to reconsider his callout of former UFC Middleweight champion Michael Bisping.
Jake Paul has turned his sights on a new possible boxing opponent in Michael Bisping. Bisping had responded by asking why he would want to fight an old man with one eye, but also said that he’d for sure be down to scrap. Bisping is known as one of the toughest guys to enter the octagon, and truly never stood down to a challenge.
‘The Problem Child’ took too Twitter to call out Bisping and made a video to go along with it. He asked him to stop hosting his “struggling podcast” and get back to training.
Paul last fought another former UFC champion, Tyron Woodley. He has two wins over the former champion and one came by an absolutely devastating knockout in the mid rounds of their second fight.
Bisping fired back with his own trash talk and followed that up with another hilarious joke that pokes fun of Paul only ever taking fights against retired fighters, that aren’t even boxers.
Chael Sonnen believes Jake Paul should tread carefully when calling out someone as dangerous as Michael Bisping, even in retirement.
“Jake Paul has called out Michael Bisping. I don’t hate that. Now Jake Paul did say, as part of his callout, if you can go and get licensed. I will tell you first hand that Michael Bisping is in great shape. I will also tell you there’s some guys you play with and some guys you don’t. Don’t play with Michael Bisping. Do not say Michael Bisping’s name unless you are truly willing to fight him.” (Transcribed by BJPenn.com)
Bisping had said that he would possibly come out of retirement to face Paul. It is hilarious that Paul continues to call himself a boxer, when he has still yet to call any boxer out that is currently in their prime and on the same level as him. That is why the Tommy Fury fight would have been a good test of both fighters skill. Whether Paul is truly down to fight boxers, is yet to be seen.