Jake Paul recently shared his thoughts on the UFC's latest fight announcements while referencing the Muhammad Ali Act saga.

The Octagon will take center stage at T-Mobile Arena on January 24th, with two title bouts set to headline the fight card.

Jake Paul has always been critical of the UFC's business, and used its latest matchmaking as an example to leave boxing's Muhammad Ali Act alone.

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In Arman Tsarukyan's latest eating video, Nina-Marie Daniele made a comment that appears to be aimed at the UFC matchmakers.