Combat sports stars Jake Paul, Logan Paul and Conor McGregor will be among the attendees at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration ceremony in Washington. McGregor arrived in the nation's capital over the weekend,

Conor McGregor and the Paul brothers are buddying up in the nation’s capital. The controversial MMA fighter was heading to Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday morning in Washington, D.C., carpooling with two long-rumored potential boxing opponents: Jake and Logan Paul.

When asked by the reporter why Donald Trump was "talking trash" about Rousey not touching fists with Holm at the start of the contest, McGregor replies: "It's easy for someone that's not in there to comment, but when you're in there, the emotions are high, so, it is what it is.

The Problem Child,' along with his older brother Logan, finally went face-to-face with long-time rival McGregor on Monday morning in Washington DC.

The Dubliner is in Washington DC for Donald Trump's inauguration and was pictured with Farage at a rally on Sunday. In the post, McGregor referred to Farage as his 'brother' and tagged Hopkins. He wrote: -"'We are so back!' - @Nigel_Farage #MyBrother @KTHopkins #marriotdc. McGregor also included an Irish flag and Union jag emoji in the post.

We’re just an hour or so away from President Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, a historic moment on its own as Trump is set to become only the second president in history to serve two non-consecutive terms. And man, it looks like quite the party.

UFC star Conor McGregor is in Washington DC to support Donald Trump ahead of his presidential inauguration later today.

Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration ceremony has plenty of star power, including UFC star Conor McGregor and combat sports personalities Jake and Logan Paul.

Conor McGregor and Jake Paul, who have been feuding with each other for several years, appeared to put their differences to one side at Donald Trump's inauguration