JAKE PAUL has blamed his defeat to Tommy Fury on a WET DREAM.
The Problem Child endured the first loss of his pro career to his bitter rival in Saudi Arabia last month.
Paul, 26, initially lamented an illness during his camp while trying to explain why he lost.
And he has now claimed that a wet dream the night before the fight threw him off.
The Problem Child talked through his loss while appearing on his brother Logan’s Impaulsive podcast.
He claimed to have been “building his batch” to store testosterone.
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But things apparently went wrong on the night before the fight, with Jake explaining: “I f***ed myself — literally — over.”
The brash YouTuber then added: “I literally woke up in a panic, like, ‘F***. F***, f***, f***, f***.”
Logan, 27, then claimed that the same accident happened to him before he lost to KSI.
He said: “I remember when it happened to me, mentally, I was kinda destroyed a little bit.
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“You had just done this thing that isn’t easy for three weeks to a month, holding your batch in… it’s not easy.
“And then, on the day of the f***ing fight, all your progress is destroyed. You’re back to zero.
“And, it isn’t a little release, either, by the way. It’s like… it’s a lot, dude.”
On the BS with Jake Paul pod, the American also blamed issues with his fight camp.
What’s p***ing me off is that it had nothing to do with him
Jake Paul
He moaned: “I was sick for four weeks of this nine-week camp.
“Jet lagged for another week. What’s p***ing me off is that it had nothing to do with him.”
He later added: “Honestly, I felt flat. I got sick really bad twice in this camp, injured my arm.
“So, it wasn’t my best performance.
“But I lost. I’m not making excuses, I’m just saying it wasn’t my best performance. I felt a little flat.”
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With Paul having exercised his rematch clause, he and Fury are aiming to run it back in the summer.
And TNT is up for the challenge, roaring: “This is my first main event. If he wants a rematch, bring it on.”
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