3:42 PM PT -- Masvidal has heard Jake's offer loud and clear -- and he's shutting it down, calling it "chump change."
Masvidal says if Jake raises the offer to $20 million, then maybe the UFC would consider letting the fight happen.
Jorge then makes his own offer to Jake ... saying he can come meet him in the UFC on a 1-fight deal, where they'll only box. If Jake wins, Masvidal says he'll forfeit his purse.
"Come on over and get paid and laid out."
Jake Paul is channeling his inner Godfather and making Jorge Masvidal an offer he can't refuse ... saying he will shell out $5 MILLION to get the UFC fighter to be his next opponent.
Fresh off his knockout win over Tyron Woodley, the Problem Child announced the offer on his brother Logan's "Impaulsive" podcast on Tuesday ... saying he's not all talk and REALLY wants to scrap.
Jake says Masvidal keeps shutting him down for 2 reasons -- he only fights the best, or he fights for the money ... so now, Paul is giving him the latter.
And, a LOT of it.
"Masvidal, I got an offer for you right now -- $5 million guarantee plus percentage of Pay-Per-View," Jake said. "Let's make it happen."
Remember, Jake called out Gamebred and Nate Diaz right after the win ... calling them "bitches" in the process.
The big obstacle, though, is that both guys are under contract with UFC ... and would need permission to take a fight outside the promotion.
"And @GamebredFighter & @NateDiaz209 y'all are some bitches for leaving this arena because I know you don't want that shit."@jakepaul calls out Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz 😳#PaulWoodley pic.twitter.com/XjlgV19loL
— SHOWTIME Boxing (@ShowtimeBoxing) December 19, 2021
He says he's down to take either UFC star in the ring ... calling it "light work."
"Diaz isn't good," Jake added. "Look at their records! Numbers don't f***ing lie, bro. I'm undefeated. Diaz literally wins two fights and loses one. Two fights, loses one. F*** that."
It wasn't always this bitter between the two -- back before the Ben Askren fight, Jorge was actually helping Jake train.
Is the money enough to get Jorge's attention?? Most likely. But, the real question is, if UFC honcho Dana White -- who ain't exactly the biggest Paul fan -- will sign off on the fight?
Originally Published -- 2:52 PM PT