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      Logan Paul calls out Tyson Fury for CAGE FIGHT and says he would ‘choke out’ boxing world champion

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      LOGAN PAUL has sensationally called out Tyson Fury for a CAGE FIGHT.YouTuber-turned-Wrestler Paul starred in Wrestlemania 39 on Saturday, facing off against Seth Rollins.
      Logan Paul has called out Tyson Fury for an MMA fightCredit: Splash
      The Gypsy King has weighed up MMA beforeCredit: AFP
      Paul’s brother Jake was recently on the receiving end of a defeat by Tommy Fury, but Logan now wants to get revenge by taking on boxing champ Tyson.
      However, rather than in a boxing ring, Paul wants to face Fury in the Octagon.
      Speaking to BT Sport, he said: “You know what I would do because I saw Tyson talking s***?
      “I would fight Tyson in a MMA fight.
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      “I really would, I don’t really care how big he is if you have not wrestled or done any ground work I don’t care how big you are, you better land the first two punches that you throw and they better knock me out.
      “Otherwise I’m taking you to the ground, I’m taking your back and I’m choking you out.”
      Fury himself has teased switching into the MMA.
      The 34-year-old trained with Darren Till during the build-up to his rematch with Deontay Wilder, while he also told Francis Ngannou he would box him in 4oz MMA gloves inside of a cage.
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      Paul’s one and only pro boxing fight resulted in defeat to KSI – now his business partner for their PRIME drink – who made a special appearance at Wrestlemania.
      The Brit was wearing a PRIME outfit, and attempted to help Paul complete a Frogsplash on Rollins, before he was dragged onto the table for Paul to smash into instead.
      Paul also competed in an exhibition bout against Floyd Mayweather, which Money convincingly won.
      However, this did not stop Paul from declaring he would “knock out” Fury after his brother defeated Tommy, though Jake beating the ex-Love Island star never came to pass.
      The Gypsy King has not been a silent party against Paul either.
      Speaking weeks after Tommy beat Jake, he said: “Logan Paul, you little b****.
      “It seems that my little brother beat your little brother and now you’re both a pair of losers. All the Paul family suck.”
      It comes after talks for Fury’s heavyweight unification bout against Oleksandr Usyk fell through, despite Usyk agreeing to a 70-30 split.
      However, Anthony Joshua now seems to have Fury in his sights once again following his unanimous points win over Jermaine Franklin.
      AJ, 33, said: “Save all that s***. If we’ll f***ing fight, let’s go.
      “Shut the f*** up and that’s just how I feel because I got to save my energy for the fight.
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      “I’ll be real, I’ll be real. I respect the man. He’s achieved a lot.
      “I just feel I don’t need to trash talk, verbally trash talk someone to make myself feel better.” More

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      Conor McGregor ramps up feud with Carl Froch and George Groves and says he would ‘slaughter them at the same time’

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      CONOR McGREGOR ramped up his feud by Carl Froch after saying he would “slaughter” him and George Groves in the cage. The pair have rowed in the past but Froch took it one step further when he claimed he had the beating of the ex-UFC champion in the cage.
      George Groves and old opponent Carl Froch
      Conor McGregor threatened Carl Froch and George GrovesCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      He said on his YouTube channel: “I’d fight Conor McGregor in the cage.
      “I could be getting myself in trouble here or into a position I can’t wiggle out of, but I think I’d take him on in the cage. He’s too small.”
      McGregor hit back with a laughing face and tweeted promoter Eddie Hearn: “Get this signed up lad.”
      The Irishman then menacingly followed it up days later by adding: “I’ll slaughter Froch and Grove at the same time in the cage.”
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      McGregor, 34, has boxed professionally just once before, losing to American legend Floyd Mayweather, 45, in 2017.
      Froch, 45, commentated that night and was full of criticism for McGregor.
      And the former featherweight and lightweight UFC champ fired back last year in a furious rant about Froch.
      McGregor tweeted: “I’ll grab his head and twist it clean off at a 1er with my bare hands.
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      “Little wally of a thing I’ll slap you around you little toffee nose toss pot.”
      Froch – who retired from boxing in 2014 after knocking out Groves – insisted it would be a mismatch if the two were to fight in the ring.
      He told Boxing UK: “He’s not a boxer, he doesn’t want to fight me, he’d get absolutely f***** up, but he might do the same to me in the cage and that is why we are both champion in our own right.
      “He knows, if he wants a roll around, he knows where to come, but he ain’t going to want this smoke.”
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      Jake Paul exchanges Instagram messages with PFL star Brendan Loughnane after being urged to fight Nate Diaz in MMA debut

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      JAKE PAUL has been urged to fight Nate Diaz in his MMA debut by Brendan Loughnane after the pair exchanged Instagram messages. Paul signed with the Professional Fighters League this year and will take on a promotional role while also competing in the cage. 
      Jake Paul is signed with PFLCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      The YouTuber-turned boxer will head up a new “super-fight” series, away from the PFL’s usual regular season. 
      That consists of qualifying and knockout stages, where points are earned per method of victory in the opening two bouts.
      The top four in each weight then progress into the victory-or-go-home stage.
      It sets up a winner-take-all finale fight where a title belt and $1million cash prize lays in wait. 
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      Britain’s Loughnane went all the way last year and returns this season defending his featherweight crown and eyeing another cash prize. 
      And he has the backing of Paul, after the pair exchanged DMs on social media. 
      Loughnane told ESPN: “I like Jake. Me and Jake have been conversating since he took PFL stakes.
      “He must have realised who I was then. He added me on Instagram, we’ve been talking back and forth.
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      “Jake’s a cool guy. I’m glad he’s bringing more eyes to the PFL. Keep them all coming.”
      Loughnane, 33, kicks off his 2023 campaign on Saturday in Las Vegas against ex-UFC title challenger Marlos Moraes, 34. 
      Meanwhile Paul, 26, is coming off his first career loss following a split-decision defeat to Tommy Fury, 23, in Febuary. 
      The pair look set to rematch following the success of their pay-per-view blockbuster in Saudi Arabia. 
      And it could further backdate Paul’s impending debut in the PFL cage but Loughnane wants to see him face Nate Diaz, 37, in a two-fight deal. 
      He said: “Here’s what I want. I want them to fight in boxing, and then I want them to rematch in PFL. Exciting times. Let’s put it that way.”
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      Conor McGregor responds after Carl Froch says he would BEAT two-time UFC champ in the cage as he is ‘too small’

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      CONOR McGREGOR was left in hysterics after Carl Froch claimed he could beat him in MMA. The pair have rowed in the past but Froch took it one step further when he claimed he had the beating of the ex-UFC champion in the cage.
      Carl Froch with boxing promoter Eddie HearnCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
      Conor McGregor called to fight FrochCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      He said on his YouTube channel: “I’d fight Conor McGregor in the cage.
      “I could be getting myself in trouble here or into a position I can’t wiggle out of, but I think I’d take him on in the cage. He’s too small.”
      McGregor hit back with a laughing face and tweeted promoter Eddie Hearn: “Get this signed up lad.”
      The Irishman, 34, has boxed professionally just once before, losing to American legend Floyd Mayweather, 45, in 2017.
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      Froch, 45, commentated that night and was full of criticism for McGregor.
      And the former featherweight and lightweight UFC champ fired back last year in a furious rant about Froch.
      McGregor tweeted: “I’ll grab his head and twist it clean off at a 1er with my bare hands.
      “Little wally of a thing I’ll slap you around you little toffee nose toss pot.”
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      Froch – who retired from boxing in 2014 – insisted it would be a mismatch if the two were to fight in the ring.
      He told Boxing UK: “He’s not a boxer, he doesn’t want to fight me, he’d get absolutely f***** up, but he might do the same to me in the cage and that is why we are both champion in our own right.
      “He knows, if he wants a roll around, he knows where to come, but he ain’t going to want this smoke.”
      Floyd Mayweathe beat Conor McGregor in 2017Credit: GETTY More

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      KSI releases sparring footage ahead of Joe Fournier fight and admits Jake Paul will ‘have a field day’ if he loses

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      KSI gave a glimpse into his training to fight Joe Fournier and admits he has to win or else face mockery from bitter rival Jake Paul. The YouTube, music and crossover boxing star returns on May 13 at Wembley Arena for his seventh bout.
      KSI with sparring partner Idris Virgo as he gears up for Joe Fournier
      KSI, 29, faces millionaire nightclub tycoon-turned 9-0 boxer Fournier, 40, in what promises to be his toughest test to date.
      So he is leaving no stone unturned and released footage of a gruelling sparring session with unbeaten boxer Idris Virgo.
      KSI captioned the post: “This is what I gotta do to prepare for my next fight May 13th.
      “I’m not taking Joe Fournier lightly, especially since he’s a 9-0 pro the odds are stacked against me.
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      “He’s a better boxer than me and has more experience than me, plus I know if I lose this, Jake Paul and his fans are gonna have a field day.
      “May 13th I’ll put my all into it and will hopefully not let you down.”
      Virgo added: “He doesn’t know what’s coming. Joe’s in trouble come May 13th.”
      KSI last beat online rival Faze Temperrr in the first round in January.
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      And he hoped to finally face Paul, 26, this year as the two talked up an end of year blockbuster.
      But those plans face the KO after the American was beaten by Tommy Fury by split decision in February.
      KSI wants Paul to forget about a rematch with Fury to instead fight him but the pair recently clashed during a spat on Twitter.
      KSI and Jake Paul clashing in the ring in 2020Credit: Getty Images – Getty More

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      Swarmz shows off incredible seven-month body transformation since KSI fight as he targets Deji bout

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      SWARMZ revealed his shocking body transformation just seven months after his fight with KSI.The rapper, real name Brandon Scott, lost his debut boxing fight against the YouTuber inside four minutes.
      Swarmz revealed his stunning body transformation on social mediaCredit: @HappyPunchPromo
      Swarmz was out of shape before his boxing fight with KSICredit: Reuters
      Swarmz accepted the KSI fight at just two week’s noticeCredit: @HappyPunchPromo
      The 26-year-old looked out of shape during the weigh-in and the fight as KSI did press ups between rounds.
      But that was because Swarmz accepted the fight at just two weeks’ notice.
      KSI’s original opponent Alex Wassabi had to withdraw after suffering a concussion.
      The YouTuber was in top form at The O2 as he also beat Luis Pineda on the same night.
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      But Swarmz bounced back five months later when he beat Ryan Taylor at Wembley.
      The Londoner is now looking for more and proved it with his incredible body transformation.
      Swarmz looked flabby before his match with KSI but he is now completely shredded.
      The musician shared several clips in which he is showcasing his ripped muscles in the dressing room after training.
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      He is now targeting a boxing fight against YouTuber Deji in the near future.
      The Tank, though, would also be coming with experience after sharing the ring with the legendary Floyd Mayweather in November.
      The two had an exhibition bout in Dubai that Mayweather won in the sixth round via TKO.
      Swarmz is now targeting a boxing fight against YouTuber DejiCredit: @HappyPunchPromo
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      Who owns Misfits boxing?

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      MISFITS boxing is starting to draw bigger audiences with its unique approach to the world of boxing.The exhibition fights between popular influencers are starting to create interest in boxing from fans on YouTube who have never previously followed the sport.
      KSI celebrates his Misfits boxing win at the Ovo Arena in Wembley, LondonCredit: PA
      Who owns Misfits boxing?
      Misfits boxing was set up by Kalle and Nisse Sauerland, KSI and Mams Taylor.
      Kalle and Nisse Sauerland also run their own promotion company Wasserman Boxing and were born into the industry with their father also being a promoter.
      KSI, a popular YouTuber and singer, was a big part of the idea to create the platform and what it should promote.
      Mams Taylor is a singer/songwriter who also owns the organisation that manages KSI.
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      Misfits boxing signed a deal with DAZN to broadcast their live events.
      What is Misfits boxing?
      Misfits boxing is a crossover sport that allows people from varying disciplines to battle it out in the ring.
      The invention of the sport was spurred by events such as when Conor McGregor fought Floyd Mayweather in 2017.
      The popularity of both celebrities in their own sports spurred huge interest in the much-anticipated bout.
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      It ended up being one of the most lucrative sports events in history.
      When Misfits was created it was underlined that this platform was not to arrange fights between non-boxers and ex-champions, such as Logan Paul vs Floyd Mayweather, as it was felt that these exhibition events were so obviously fake.
      Kalle Sauerland told TalkSport “The idea is not to make KSI, or whoever is in this stable, fight against Floyd Mayweather or [former world champion] Carl Froch or all these fights which are so clearly fakes.
      “They’re fakes. I haven’t even watched the [Mayweather vs Logan] fight – not interested.
      “But if a young man or woman is prepared to go through the grit and mill to become a professional boxer – and at the same time that brings eyeballs to our sport because they happen to have a profile – it doesn’t matter to me if he’s a milkman or a YouTuber with 30 million subscribers, that is something that we do.”
      Who are Co-founders of Misfits boxing, Kalle and Nisse Sauerland?
      Kalle Sauerland
      The son of a champion boxer, Wilfried Sauerland, Kalle was born in Germany and then moved to North London.
      Kalle Sauerland is the founder of Sauerland Events and is one of the most successful promoters in world boxing, now splitting his time between Hamburg and London.
      He has tried to create the World Boxing Super Series that is to the sport what the World Cup is to football.
      The $50million event sees sixteen boxers from two weight divisions compete for the Muhammad Ali Trophy and a share of the purse.
      Some of the fighters he has promoted are names such as George Groves, Dereck Chisora, Anthony Agogo and David Price.
      Nisse Sauerland
      Nisse Sauerland is the more reserved of the two brothers, compared to his more outspoken brother.
      He has quite a varied career to date ranging from working at Babestation to his current boxing promotion.
      To date, he has been promoted in excess of sixty events in the sport.
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      Jake Paul reveals terms for KSI grudge fight including life-changing winner-take-all purse

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      JAKE PAUL and KSI engaged in a public spat as the bitter YouTube rivals squabbled over terms to fight.The sworn internet enemies are still feuding five years into their rivalry but with no date to settle the score in the ring.
      KSI seen in attendance during UFC 286Credit: Getty
      Jake Paul and KSI feuded onlineCredit: Getty
      Talks were progressing for the pair to meet in an end-of-year blockbuster, with Wembley among the options to host.
      But those plans took a hit when Paul, 26, was beaten by Tommy Fury, 23, in February by split-decision.
      They now look set to rematch in the summer despite KSI’s plea for the American to focus on their grudge match instead.
      KSI, 29, now returns on May 13 against millionaire businessman-turned-9-0 boxer Joe Fournier, 40.
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      And he tweeted: “When I KO Joe Fournier, I will be the pound-for-pound best YouTube boxer. Yes above Jake Paul.”
      It sparked a row between the pair, as Paul responded: “Hahaha. I’m your idol.
      “So when you beat a guy whose last pro fight was over two years ago against a reggaeton singer that had never boxed in his life, you are the pound-for-pound best?!
      “Or is because his fight before that was 6 years ago against a 1-11 “boxer”? Sham.”
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      Fournier beat musician Reykon, 36, on Paul’s undercard in April 2021 and last fought before that over six years ago against 1-12 Antonio Sanchez.
      But KSI clapped back: “This is a lot of talk for someone that’s ducking me.”
      Paul then proposed a winner-take-all purse if he is to accept KSI’s demand of a 180lb catchweight bout with a rehydration clause.
      He said: “$30M to the winner, 0 to the loser if you want me to agree to your request of 180 pounds and rehydration clause. Agree to that and I’m in.”
      Paul then added that if the stipulation is not met, he will change the fight weight by 5lb with NO limit to what he can weigh the next day.
      He added: “You want me to come to London and fight at an unnatural weight with a rehydration clause then it’s all or nothing.
      “Or be man take the fight without rehydration clauses. 185. 50/50.”
      Paul challenged Fury to a similar double-or-nothing wager but the Love Islander never signed the official document.
      KSI replied: “Ain’t no way I’m doing this deal cos you still ain’t paid up for your last deal with Tommy Fury after he slapped you up.”
      $30M to the winner, 0 to the loser if you want me to agree to your request of 180 pounds and rehydration clause. Agree to that and I’m in.Jake Paul to KSI
      To which Paul said: “There we go. You, your squirrel and your ‘partners’ don’t have the courage to put it all on the line in a contract and sign. Just like Tommy and his dad didn’t.”
      The bad blood dates back to KSI’s 2019 win over Paul’s brother Logan, 27, following a draw between them the year prior.
      KSI has since had three wins, taking his record to 5-1 in the ring although only his victory over Logan was professionally sanctioned.
      But he told Paul: “I’m the A side so you do what I want. I’m undefeated, you’re not.
      “If I want you to come to London, you come to London. 180 is perfect for you and me. Stop crying and sign.”
      But Paul fired back: “You ain’t s***. You have 1 pro fight, a split decision against my brother.
      “That’s the only ‘fight’ you have ever done that the masses cared about.
      “I agreed to come to London so there is one less excuse for you to not take the fight. All yap and all cap is what you are.”
      KSI finished the argument by laying down the gauntlet one final time in a bid to get the fight on.
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      He said: “Unfortunately for you, I’ll never taste defeat in the ring. I’ll never know how you felt after LOSING. Anyway…
      “We gonna fight after I KO Joe Fournier May 13th?”
      KSI and Jake Paul clash in the ring in 2020Credit: Getty Images – Getty More