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Published 16:06 3 Dec 2020 GMT
Updated 19:36 3 Dec 2020 GMT

Jake Paul celebrates after defeating AnEsonGib in a first round knockout during their fight at Meridian at Island Gardens on January 30, 2020 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)[/caption]
The California native then went as far as to bet $100,000 dollars of his own money on McGregor not being able to knock the YouTube star out.
"I promise you. I'll put a hundred thousand dollars on him not knocking out Jake Paul - I'll put a hundred thousand on it.
"You can mark it down right now."
22-year-old Garcia, who wants to be known as the 'last greatest fighter of all time', said McGregor would be better off sticking to MMA.
"People can say whatever they want. When I watched Conor McGregor fight [Floyd] Mayweather... Conor can't box. He can't box.
"If he was smart, he'd ask Jake Paul to go in the Octagon with him. If you're the bigger star, you should do that because Conor's not that good of a boxer in my opinion. And I'm just keeping it real, 100 percent."
Watch Ryan Garcia vs. Luke Campbell live on DAZN on 2 January.
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