Theo Von tells Conor McGregor to keep his hands off Logan and Jake Paul’s mum in viral clip

Conor McGregor was warned off hugging Logan and Jake Paul’s mother by a US comedian.

Theo Von told the UFC star to ‘get your hands off Pam’ as he hugged her on a bus. The clip that has since gone viral saw Theo, 44, was seen sitting a number of rows ahead of Conor, Jake, Logan and Pam. He turned around to issues the sportsman the playful warning as he and Pam embraced in the back seats.

Jake and Logan were seen laughing at the comment and Conor duly obliged while sharing the jovial moment with the influencers. Logan and Jake took a selfie shot of the quartet as Theo shot the comment towards the back.

Laughing hysterically, Logan joked: “I’m gonna kill him,” as they all shared the joke. The group were heading on their way to the inauguration of Donald Trump. Jake took to Twitter/X to share his own image, with Conor and mother Pam smiling. In front, Jake and Logan sport bemused expressions.

It comes as Conor is linked to fight Logan in India. And Conor recently fuelled the speculation. The Irishman wrote online: “The rumours of a bout with Topuria are false. I am in preliminary agreements with the Ambani family to face Logan Paul in a boxing exhibition in India. I have agreed. I will then seek my return to the Octagon. “

The potential clash is said to be worth in the region of $250million for each fighter. Logan, whose nickname is ‘The Maverick’, recently confirmed that he was solely dedicated to the WWE. However, he admits a bout with Conor would interest him.

He is said to have pleaded to Dana White’s boss, UFC and WWE chief Ari Emanuel, to be permitted to take on ‘The Notorious. ‘ In a YouTube vlog titled ‘Am I Fighting Conor McGregor? ‘, Logan had his say on the potential event. The opening sequence referenced the stories that had been written about a potential bout before cutting to a scene which appeared to show McGregor speaking on loudspeaker to Paul.

“This can happen my man for real,” an Irish voice is heard saying, while Paul holds a mobile phone. “This can and will happen. “

Conor’s appearance at the inauguration alongside Nigel Farage has led to a backlash online. One user wrote: “You were an absolute joke. Now you’re worse. You seem to get worse and worse. ” Another commented: “Ewww. @Nigel_Farage what are you f*****g doing, for f**** sake? ” While a third said: “Just, when you thought Conor couldn’t go lower. ” A fourth wrote: “Hang your head in shame. “

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Source: Mirror