Betting Odds Favor Jake and Logan Paul Over Conor McGregor in Boxing Speculation

Conor McGregor is stirring up speculation about his next fight, teasing potential matchups with Logan and Jake Paul.

The UFC superstar recently shut down rumors of a fight with Ilia Topuria, instead hinting at a blockbuster boxing exhibition against Logan Paul in India. Meanwhile, Jake Paul entered the fray with claims that McGregor’s team had been reaching out to him for a fight, adding fuel to the speculation.

McGregor addressed the rumors on X/Twitter, writing, “The rumors of a bout with [Ilia] Topuria are false. I am in preliminary agreements with the Ambani family to face Logan Paul in a boxing exhibition in India. I have agreed. I will then seek my return to the octagon.” While Logan Paul hasn’t commented publicly, Jake Paul responded with a pointed message, calling out McGregor.

Jake wrote, “Now it all makes sense why Conor McGregor & his management team have been desperately trying to get MVP to negotiate for a fight between us. The only way we’re willing to explore me vs. Conor in a pro boxing/MMA fight is if Dana White/UFC are at the table directly or make it clear they are ok with discussions. Conor is washed. Needs the Paul’s. Logan by however he wants.”

Betting odds have already surfaced, making things even more interesting. According to SportsBetting.ag, Jake Paul is the favorite in a potential fight with McGregor, with odds at -300 to McGregor’s +240. Against Logan Paul, McGregor’s chances slightly improve, sitting at +110 versus Logan’s -140. Jake is also favored in other hypothetical matchups, such as one against Roy Jones Jr., where he stands at -400, or a fight with Canelo Alvarez, where he’s a significant underdog at +750.

Adding to the drama, Jake posted a cryptic “Shhh” on X, leaving fans to wonder if a showdown between him and McGregor is already in the works.

With no official announcements, fans are left to debate: Will Conor McGregor step into the ring with one of the Paul brothers? If so, who will come out on top?