Jake Paul has produced an eight-man ‘hit list’ of potential opponents he wants to face after Tyron Woodley.
The YouTube star is 3-0 on his incredible journey in boxing and returns to the ring on August 29 against the former UFC champion.
Paul has continued to stoke the flames by riling up several of the biggest names in both MMA and boxing, but he continues to deliver when he steps into the ring.
The 24-year-old has signed a promotional deal with Showtime Sports to document his incredible journey, with the outfit hoping he can continue to drive up PPV numbers.
Regardless of whether or not he can get past Woodley, Paul has a wealth of possible opponents at his disposal next and has drawn up a potential list of names.
Already crossed out: his first three boxing opponents: An Eson Gib, Nate Robinson and Ben Askren. Future opponents: Tyron Woodley, Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez, Nate or Nick Diaz, Kamaru Usman, ‘Timmy’ Fury (a.k.a. Tommy Fury), Conor McGregor, KSI, Gervonta Davis, and finally with question marks around it, Logan Paul.
It seems entirely likely victory in Cleveland, Ohio later this month will pit Paul against Tyson Fury’s younger brother at some point in the future.
Fury has signed a two-fight promotional deal with Showtime and will appear on the undercard against MMA fighter Anthony Taylor, who is coaching Paul for this next fight.
However, whether or not he actually decides to fight his own brother remains to be seen. Logan recently went the distance with the legendary Floyd Mayweather after suffering defeat to YouTube star KSI back in 2019.
The Englishman may well be friends with Logan, but returning to the ring and taking on the younger Paul brother remains a possibility.