Jake Paul and his purported witch-manager drew mockery from Dana White after filing a lawsuit against critics.
In a recent turn of events, Jake Paul's manager, Nakisa Bidarian, has been making headlines. Paul, the controversial internet personality turned boxer, and his manager have threatened legal action against anyone who claims their fights are fixed and fake.
The threat comes after UFC President Dana White expressed his opinion that there are those who question the authenticity of Paul's fights, potentially referring to the perception that he often faces smaller opponents. However, White clarified that he does not hate Paul but finds him talkative and full of nonsense.
White's comments were made in a recent episode of IMPAULSIVE. He also suggested that Paul should fight opponents of his own size, a sentiment that echoes the ongoing debate about the legitimacy of Paul's boxing career.
Meanwhile, the search results do not provide the name of the lawyer employed by Paul and Bidarian for these legal actions. It's important to note that Piers Morgan, a TV host, has already apologised for his comments on Paul's boxing career.
Amidst all this, Paul's next fight is scheduled for November 14. The identity of his opponent remains to be seen, but the anticipation is high, as always. The fight will no doubt add more fuel to the ongoing discussion about Paul's boxing career and the legitimacy of his fights.
In conclusion, the legal threats by Paul and Bidarian against those accusing their fights of being fixed and fake have sparked a new wave of debate in the world of boxing. With Dana White weighing in on the matter and Paul's next fight fast approaching, the future of Paul's boxing career remains a topic of interest for many.
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