Deji Makes ‘Insane’ Revelation About Jake Paul, Fousey, & Wassabi Fights Ahead of Floyd Mayweather Exhibition

British Youtuber Deji Olatunji stepped inside the boxing ring in 2018, as he fought in the undercard of his brother KSI’s match with Logan Paul. Deji fought Jake Paul at the time and lost to the American Youtuber. He has come a long way since then, and now he will be seen facing one of the biggest names in boxing, Floyd Mayweather.

But ahead of his fight with Mayweather, Deji made an intriguing revelation about his former opponents.

Deji has been in 4 fights until now, and he will be locking horns with Floyd Mayweather next. Out of his 4 fights, he has stood victorious in only one of them, which was his last fight against Fousey. However, his next battle against ‘Money’ will be the toughest contest of his career. 

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The two will square off inside the ring on November 13th, at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai. Let’s look at what the Briton has to say ahead of his exhibition bout. 

Deji makes an ‘insane’ revelation ahead of his fight 

The Youtuber turned boxer recently shed some light on his last fight with Fousey, and said, “What was going through my head, so I can tell you this much, I did not hear the crowd. People keep telling me that this was the loudest fight, I didn’t even hear the crowd. I couldn’t hear the crowd like none of it. Honestly, it was insane. See a handsome black guy dropped Fousey nice with a jab.”

Following that, he further added, “For my previous fights like I fought Alex Wassabi, Jake Paul, I was kind of pacing myself. I was worrying too much about it, I was just keeping it. I was basically putting all my eggs in that basket, instead of like doing other things, to kind of cater towards the fight that makes sense.”     

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Not to mention, Mayweather, who has a perfect 50-0 pro-boxing record, will be competing in his fifth exhibition fight since his retirement from professional boxing in 2017. Even Deji will be competing in his fifth match overall. For obvious reasons, Mayweather appears to be the clear favorite; nevertheless, how this bout turns out remains to be seen.