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The combat sports stars and Trump supporters pose together for photo on way to the U.S. Capitol for presidential festivities.

JAKE PAUL and Conor McGregor have put their trash talk on hold ahead of a potential grudge match later this year. The pair were snapped together on Monday ahead of President Donald Trump’s

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

Conor McGregor has been blasted on social media after he was pictured smiling and shaking hands with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage in Washington DC

Conor McGregor's rival Nate Diaz has labeled the UFC fighter a 'dork' after he flew in to attend Donald Trump's inauguration as president of the United States. Flying to the US alongside coach John Kavanagh, McGregor spent time with some of the biggest names in pop culture and media.

Boxing star Jake Paul took called out critics of President Trump as he attended the inauguration with his brother and UFC star Conor McGregor.

The internet was loudly vocal about one of the most unexpected unifications between heated virtual rivals: Conor McGregor and the Paul Brother’s. Both parties have gone back and forth on social media countless times and those posts indicated nothing but heated intensity – making the crowd assume that a potential fight is materializing behind the scenes.

Jake Paul and older brother Logan were seen sharing the same bus as their bitter rival, former UFC two-division champion Conor McGregor in Washington DC

Conor McGregor shared a bus with his ‘rival’ Jake Paul and the YouTuber’s brother Logan on Monday, as they traveled to Donald Trump’s inauguration. The surprising link-up comes amid rumours that McGregor will box Logan in India.

Jake Paul, his brother Logan and Conor McGregor were all on the same bus as they made their way to Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington DC on Monday