Jake Paul is back at it again. The controversial YouTuber turned professional fighter is trying to set up his next fight, this time against former UFC champion Conor McGregor.

Paul spoke to TMZ Sports about seriously challenging the UFC lightweight, who he claims has been on the decline as of late. In his current state, Jake Paul believes the fight would be completely one-sided in his favor.

“Conor is on a downhill spiral,” Jake said of the UFC star. “His limbs are all broken. So, stand-up game, I'm coming out and knocking him out, first round.”

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Not only did Jake Paul spout some fighting words towards Conor McGregor. He also made a call-out directed towards UFC president Dana White, offering up all the profits if he loses, but a rather interesting proposition if he wins.

“If I win, then Dana has to increase the minimum of fighter pay,” Jake said. “If I lose, then they can take all of the money and whatever and so be it. But, I know I can beat Conor.”

Any potential Jake Paul vs. Conor McGregor fight seems far-fetched at this point. But if you told someone he'd knock out UFC stars Ben Askren AND Tyron Woodley before his fight career ever began, people would have called you crazy. Never say never, folks.