‘He’s a Psychopath’: Logan Paul Reveals Why He Won’t Fight Jake Paul

Logan Paul made his boxing debut back in 2018, way before Jake Paul did the same. However, the younger Paul has now surpassed his elder brother on a huge margin. While Logan Paul is yet to win a fight in the sport, Jake Paul is currently on a flawless run of 5-0, with 4 KOs included.

‘The Problem Child’ has scored knockouts against two former MMA world champions in Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley. Furthermore, Jake Paul has appeared only in professional bouts, unlike his brother, Logan Paul. That said, Jake Paul has also envisioned himself facing his brother Logan Paul somewhere down the line.

There’s no denying that a clash between the Paul brothers will be a massive PPV entertainment. However, ‘The Maverick’ doesn’t seem to have liked the idea. In an exclusive media interaction. Logan Paul revealed why he may never consider fighting his brother.

He said, “Man he does, because he’s a psychopath but I’m grown and I’m mature and I will do no such thing.”

Jake Paul, however, seems far from returning to action anytime soon. He is now focused on his promotional activities and has already secured a super fight between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor, co-promoted by Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Promotions.

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Meanwhile, ‘The Maverick’ had claimed he will retire from boxing after amassing a 10-0 record. While his current record stands at 5-0, it’s hard to picture the Paul brothers lock horns in the ring. Furthermore, the elder Paul has seemingly crafted his comeback plans, and it seems to be another exhibition fight incoming.

When can we expect Logan Paul in the ring?

‘The Maverick’ hasn’t cited an official return date. However, he has picked Brazilian celebrity, Whinderson Nunes, as a potential opponent for himself. On his latest outing, Logan Paul survived an eight rounds exhibition fight against Floyd Mayweather in June 2021. He earned sheer appraisals for his performance.

Even Floyd Mayweather had hailed Paul’s pugilistic features. Therefore, it makes sense for him to continue appearing in the ring. Who knows, ‘The Maverick’ may finally agree to battle his brother at some point in this ride ahead.

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