Martin Bakole called out Tony Yoka on social media after it was revealed that the Frenchman's clash with Lawrence Okolie was in jeopardy.
Yoka had been scheduled to face former cruiserweight world champion in Okolie on Saturday night as the headline bout at the Adidas Arena in the French capital.
However, the status of the clash was thrown into question after Queensberry revealed an adverse finding in Okolie's pre-fight doping test.
"Last night the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (Vada) informed Queensberry that Lawrence Okolie returned an adverse finding following an anti-doping test conducted ahead of the show," a statement read.
"A further update regarding the event will be made in due course."
Okolie subsequently took to social media to reveal that he had underwent surgery on his elbow and insisted that he was confident an investigation would clear his name.
However, with Yoka seemingly without an opponent and the fight just days away, heavyweight contender Martin Bakole threw his hat into the ring as a potential late replacement.
"Message to Tony Yoka," Bakole said in a video posted to his X account.
"Stop the hypocrisy. How is it that the two of us - we're both Congolese - I write to you in your DMs, and you just use it to get views? This little guy is arrogant.
"Ever since I beat him up, he's being making views off my back and has turned me into his enemy."
Bakole handed Yoka his first professional loss when they met over 10 rounds in May 2022, dropping the 2016 Olympic gold medallist in rounds one and five en route to a majority decision win.
Queensberry later confirmed that the event had been cancelled, with fans informed that refunds would be available at the point of purchase.
