The Inauguration of President Donald Trump provided an unusual setting for UFC superstar Conor McGregor to challenge Logan and Jake Paul to a fight. McGregor recently tweeted that he had agreed to box Logan Paul in India at some point in the future,

As it turns out, things weren't so friendly between Conor McGregor and the widely-popular Paul brothers on a recent bus ride to President Donald Trump's inaugur

Conor McGregor tried to create drama with the Paul brothers. On Monday, McGregor traveled in a van with Jake and Logan Paul to President Trump's

McGregor confronted his potential opponent Logan and his brother Jake Paul earlier this week while on their way to the United States presidential inauguration. McGregor’s energy was off the charts, but he kept things professional enough while talking trash to the Paul Brothers as they rode on the same bus to the event.

Logan Paul has dedicated himself to being a full-time WWE Superstar. The social media juggernaut has found success in various industries but is now focusing on pro wrestling above anything else.

Just as people began thinking they were all friends, Logan Paul dropped new footage that showed McGregor threatening to slap him and his brother during an energetic rant. A clip of Conor McGregor being epically shut down by one of the Paul Brothers instantly went viral.

Logan Paul was a divisive figure before he joined WWE, and he's continued to butt heads with people since becoming a professional wrestler.

Logan Paul said it would take a hefty price for him to not leave WWE to fight Conor McGregor. Paul said WWE president Nick Khan would have to match the

Conor McGregor came face-to-face with Logan and Jake Paul with the Irish UFC icon issuing a clear threat to the two YouTube stars.

Jake Paul is firing back at Conor McGregor. Earlier this week, McGregor traveled in the same van as the Paul brothers, and things got slightly heated.

Conor McGregor boldly confronts Jake and Logan Paul, declaring he's 'gonna slap the head off the two of yous' in a heated exchange.