Jake Paul Unveils $100,000 "NyQuil McGregor" Chain to Troll Conor McGregor

Jake Paul steps up the mental games with Conor McGregor, unveiling a lavish $100,000 chain that revisits Dustin Poirier’s stunning knockout victory over the UFC superstar. This bold move comes as Paul gears up for his match against Tyron Woodley, signaling his interest in potential big-money fights in the future.

The centerpiece of this extravagant piece of jewelry is a hand-painted pendant, which Paul has dubbed “NyQuil McGregor.” The pendant creatively portrays McGregor in the now-infamous knockout pose, complete with a bottle of NyQuil in hand. Crafted from 500 grams of white gold, the chain features diamond-encrusted shorts and is complemented by a diamond tennis necklace adorned with 1-carat stones, adding to its hefty price tag.

In a video showcasing the chain, Jake Paul makes it clear that he’s not just playing around. He ends the clip with a pointed message for McGregor, stating that if the MMA fighter loses his next bout, the $50 million bet they previously discussed is off the table.

Jake Paul Takes a Swing at Conor McGregor with Expensive "NyQuil" Necklace:

New $100k Sleepy Mcgregor Chain pic.twitter.com/Aqcsk6feZk

— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) July 10, 2021

This flashy chain is more than just bling; it’s a strategic jab in the ongoing rivalry between Paul and McGregor. The two have exchanged barbs on social media, with McGregor even hinting that he wouldn’t rule out a future fight against the Paul brothers. As Jake Paul continues to build his boxing career, he’s not shy about leveraging these high-profile rivalries to generate buzz and excitement.

The “NyQuil McGregor” chain exemplifies Paul’s knack for showmanship, combining elements of hip-hop culture with the combat sports world. As the rivalry heats up, fans are eagerly watching to see how McGregor will respond and whether this mental warfare will culminate in an actual showdown in the ring. With stakes as high as $50 million, both fighters have plenty to prove in the ring and beyond.