

Jake Paul and Logan Paul have stirred the fight world over the past few months. Both of them are racing to become the most renowned brother duo in boxing, and for that, they’re lining themselves up for a fight against true hotshots. That said, Paul, in a few days from now, will face the former UFC welterweight champ, Tyron Woodley.
On the other hand, it was rumored that his brother, Logan Paul, would square off with the UFC legend, Anderson Silva. However, this gigantic encounter couldn’t come to life, leaving the casual boxing lovers disheartened. Recently, ‘The Problem Child’, who was in an interview with MMA Junkie, spoke about the Paul vs Silva fight.
He said, “Yeah, I honestly, I saw that too. I knew that Logan vs Anderson fight wasn’t happening, but I don’t know what the reasoning was behind it, and I didn’t know why they came to an agreement. So I don’t know who’s Logan gonna fight. I’ve been trying to get him. I’m throwing names at him all the time.”
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“I just think he fought Floyd Mayweather. He accomplished everything that there is to accomplish,” he added.
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Logan Paul, in his fight with ‘TBE’, put his finest skills to the test. He took the fight until the last bell and kept the boxing legend on his toes. With his performance, ‘The Maverick’ raised countless eyebrows and pinned himself as one emerging star in the sport.
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Can Logan Paul become a pro-boxing sensation?
The YouTuber turned boxing star only has one pro fight to his name until now. But with the display he put against Mayweather, Logan Paul definitely seems ready to roar in the professional mix.

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Jun 6, 2021; Miami, Florida, USA; Logan Paul (Yellow Trunks) stands in the ring prior to his fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. (not pictured) during an exhibition boxing match at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports
With time, he’s unquestionably honed his in-ring game, and like his brother, he too would look to display it as a professional.
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That said, as Logan Paul might be the next big thing in pro-boxing, it’ll be intriguing to see how he moves ahead as a boxer.
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