Are Conor McGregor’s Teeth Fake Amid Jake Paul’s Dig?

Jake Paul shook up the world in 2021 with his thunderous knockout victory over former UFC champion Tyron Woodley in the boxing ring. The YouTuber turned boxer has since then amplified his attack against the promotion and UFC’s president Dana White. Taking charge of the issue of fighter pay, he continued his attacks and even released a diss track targeting Conor McGregor, Jorge Masvidal, Nate Diaz, and more people.

Jake Paul’s diss track lambasted the MMA promotion for poorly treating its fighters. He organized elaborate skits and dished out a number of cleverly drafted insults to address the issue. He even attacked UFC Star Conor McGregor for having fake teeth with a line at 2:35 seconds, calling them ‘ugly a** veneers’. This curiously redirected the attention of fans on McGregor’s teeth, as MMA fighters are known to break them either during training or during fights.

What happened to Conor McGregor’s teeth?

According to a report by The Sun, the former two divisional champions broke his teeth during his first bout against Dustin ‘The Diamond’ Poirier back in 2014. Even though Poirier failed to win the first fight, the American fighter did manage to land a few powerful punches. This directly resulted in McGregor breaking his front teeth at UFC 178.

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The Irish native has since then gone on record that he has fixed his smile by installing a new set of veneers. Sharing an Instagram post through his media, the 33-year-old fighter stated that he has now matched his smile with his massive bank account.

He shared the post while still preparing for the third bout against ‘The Diamond’ at UFC 264.

Does Conor McGregor have missing teeth?

The answer is a simple ‘No’, McGregor no longer has missing teeth or any dental problem anymore. The mixed martial artist has worked out all the issues with his teeth back in 2021. However, it is not unheard of to find fighters with issues with their teeth, as rigorous training and repeated punches to the mouth can sometimes create issues.