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      Jake Paul predicts Premier League table and brutally snubs Arsenal – who are sponsored by his brother Logan

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      JAKE PAUL has revealed his Premier League predictions… and Arsenal fans won’t be happy.The YouTuber turned boxer is the brother of Logan Paul – who announced a sponsorship deal with the Gunners last month alongside fellow internet sensation KSI.
      Paul does not feel Arsenal will make it into the top four this seasonCredit: Getty
      Arsenal started their Prem campaign perfectly against Palace on Friday nightCredit: AFP
      But that has not stopped Jake from slagging off the North London outfit in his Prem predictions.
      Speaking on social media, he said: “Time for The Reds. #FULLIV. My prediction for this season:

      Liverpool
      Man City
      Tottenham
      Man United
      Chelsea
      Arsenal
      West Ham
      Aston Villa
      Newcastle
      Leicester

      “Disclaimer: Only thing I know w/ 100% certainty is Liverpool is better than Arsenal.”
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      Gunners supporters did not take too kindly to the 5-0 pro fighter suggesting they will finish sixth.
      And they believe he only did so because his YouTube rival – and PRIME drink founder – KSI is an Arsenal fan and now sponsor.
      One said: “I wonder why he said that 😂,” alongside a picture of Logan and KSI in Arsenal shirts.
      While another simply added: “It’s to get KSI’s attention.”
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      Arsenal kicked off their Premier League campaign with an impressive 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace on Friday night.
      Gabriel Martinelli opened the scoring in the first half, before a Marc Guehi own goal made sure of the points for Mikel Arteta’s men.
      Meanwhile, Jake’s next boxing fight remains unclear after his bout with Hasim Rahman Jr collapsed. More

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      KSI’s fight with Alex Wassabi in doubt over reports YouTube star ‘injured’ weeks before showdown at O2

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      KSI’s fight against Alex Wassabi is now in doubt after the YouTube star picked up an injury.The bout between the two is due to take place on August 27, but an injury to Wassabi has thrown the fight into doubt.
      KSI showed off a stunning body transformation ahead of the fight
      Alex Wassabi will need to pull out of the fight if reports of his injuries prove correct
      According to American YouTuber ‘Keemstar’, who hosts the YouTube news channel DramaAlert, Wassabi has picked up an injury in training.
      He said: “Ladies and gentleman, this is breaking news. Wassabi is injured.
      “Now I’ve heard two different injuries, I’ve heard concussions, I’ve heard a broken hand. It’s coming from a source from close to Wassabi’s camp.
      “I have another source close to Wassabi’s camp. This is what is happening right now. I have double checked, I have crossed my t’s, dotted my i’s on this.
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      “Wassabi is injured. And there is a fear right now that he won’t be fighting KSI on August 27.”
      British YouTuber and Musician KSI has not fought in the boxing ring since beating Logan Paul in 2019, and the pair now sponsor Arsenal with their drink PRIME.
      Wassabi meanwhile, beat KSI’s younger brother Deji in March of this year.
      Despite Wassabi’s potential injury, KSI will still fight on the day due to a replacement having already been lined up.
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      Keemstar added: “Will the event be cancelled? No.
      “I can tell you for a fact the event will not be cancelled, though, because I talked to Misfits Boxing (the event organisers) months ago, and they’ve always said if someone pulls out of the fight they will be replaced.
      “So I don’t think August 27 has any chance of ever being cancelled. But there is a chance we won’t see Alex Wassabi.”
      KSI, 28, has undergone a stunning body transformation ahead of the fight, showing off a shredded figure in a post on social media.
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      And shortly before the revelation KSI posted a cryptic message on his Twitter, saying: “Life is so funny sometimes,” followed by a plethora of laughing emojis.
      Jake Paul, who is rumoured to be in discussions to fight controversial figure Andrew Tate and Logan’s younger brother, followed this up by tweeting: “HAHAHHAHAHAHA KARMAS A B****”. More

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      Hasim Rahman Jr weighs in at 206lb despite Jake Paul fight cancellation and slams ‘SCARED’ YouTube boxing star

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      HASIM RAHMAN JR weighed in at 206.6lb despite his fight with Jake Paul being cancelled – and hit out at the YouTube star after. Rahman called for a late-notice weigh in at the famous Gleason’s boxing gym in New York in a bid to prove he could make 205lb.
      Hasim Rahman Jr unofficially weighing in for his cancelled fight with Jake Paul
      And after hitting the scales 1lb over, with SunSport in attendance, he said: “Stop being scared Jake.
      “Stop being scared, look I’m right here at 206, clearly I could make 205. Give the people what they want.
      “They wanna see us fight, they wanna see you in the ring with a real fighter, you’ve got a real fighter right here willing to make 205.
      “Stop being scared and fight. It’s that simple.”
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      The son of heavyweight legend Hasim Sr was due to fight Paul this weekend at New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden.
      But a weight disagreement between the two forced the entire Madison Square Garden pay-per-view to be scrapped.
      Rahman, 31, signed to fight at the 14st 4lb cruiserweight limit of 200lb, despite being 16 stone in his last fight in April.
      So the New York State Athletic Commission wanted to track his weight cut but later changed the fight weight to 205lb.
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      Paul then spoke out to claim Rahman refused the change and would scale no less than 215lb, prompting the MSG card to be axed.
      But Rahman denied the allegations and staged the private weigh in as a result.
      He still weighed in over the contracted weight but would have been given additional time by the commission to get down to 205lb.
      Per Rahman’s initial deal, every 1lb would have resulted in losing 25 per cent of his purse and he was given a 10lb rehydration limit.
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      But the American claimed he would have accepted the penalty if necessary.
      Rahman said: “I came in a pound over, you signed the contract to fine me 25 per cent, I’ll take the 25 per cent and do the rehydration the next day.”
      Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr before their cancelled fightCredit: GETTY More

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      KSI shows off his incredible eight-month body transformation after cutting HUGE amount of weight for Alex Wassabi fight

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      KSI has undergone a dramatic body transformation ahead of his long-awaited return to the ring.The YouTuber and music star will be back in action on August 27 in a grudge match against fellow social media sensation Alex Wassabi.
      KSI put on the beef in the two years after his clash with Logan Paul
      The YouTuber showed off his weight gain on his social media channels
      But the social media star has undergone a dramatic body transformation
      KSI is looking mean and lean ahead of his clash with Alex Wassabi
      KSI’s clash with the American is his first outing since his controversial split-decision victory over Logan Paul in November 2019.
      KSI let his diet slip after winning the Los Angeles showdown and piled on the pounds – although he’s shifted the blubber in a drastic body transformation.
      The 27-year-old shared a video documenting his eight-month journey back to fighting fitness on his social media channels on Friday morning.
      At the star of the clip, a podgy-looking KSI – real name Olajide Olatunji – stood in front of the camera and turned around to show off his whole body.
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      But seconds later, the video cut to a lean and mean-looking KSI showing off his shredded abs.
      His accompanying caption for the video read: “TikTok age restricted my video because it thought my chest were actual t**s.
      “I’ll just post it here.”
      KSI’s legion of followers were quick to comment, with one saying: “Damn.”
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      Another said: “This is insane.”
      And another said: “This is so mad.”
      One chimed in: “This body transformation is f***ing mad, fair play.”
      KSI is relishing his showdown with Wassabi – who got the better of his brother Deji in March.
      He said: “I can’t wait to repeatedly punch the man I’ve had beef with for years.
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      “The man I’ve laughed at for years, the man that beat my brother, the man that has signed his death wish as soon as we enter the ring.
      “I’m a different animal and you will realise that fact on August 27th.”
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      ‘We’re getting back in the ring’ – Logan Paul announces he will RETURN to boxing in December after starring in WWE

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      LOGAN PAUL has announced his return to the boxing ring – and he’s eyeing a December dust-up.The YouTube superstar hasn’t set foot inside the ring since his eight-rounder with boxing legend Floyd Mayweather last June.
      Logan Paul hasn’t set foot inside the ring since his exhibition with Floyd MayweatherCredit: GETTY
      But the Maverick has announced he’ll be back in action in DecemberCredit: GETTY
      Paul was recently in action at WWE SummerSlamCredit: SPLASH
      But the 27-year-old is back in the gym and hoping to throw down before the end of the year.
      During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Paul said: “I’m a boxer again. We’re getting back in the ring.
      “We’re going to go from professional sport to professional sport. I want to get a fight in December.”
      An opponent for Paul’s comeback fight hasn’t been finalised, although he does have a couple of names in mind for his next opponent.
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      He said: “I have some people in mind, but I can’t say. You know you only get one first impression.
      “That’s part of my ability to make moments. I like making first impressions big, so I want to wait until we’re ready.”
      Paul has taken to the ring three times but has yet to have his hand raised.
      The American fought fellow YouTuber KSI to a draw in a London grudge match four years ago.
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      The pair renewed their rivalry in Los Angeles in November 2019, although Paul found himself on the wrong end of a controversial split decision verdict.
      Paul then took a huge jump in class last June by facing Mayweather in a Miami melee.
      The YouTuber turned WWE star shocked the world by going the distance with the former five-weight world champion.
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      Paul has hit out at Mayweather numerous times since their fight, accusing the Hall-of-Famer of not fully paying his purse.
      Paul was most recently in action at WWE Summerslam, where he defeated The Miz after landing a sensational frogsplash.
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      ‘I don’t see him winning’ – KSI reveals why he thinks brother Deji will LOSE fourth fight in a row against Fousey

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      KSI has tipped brother Deji to lose his FOURTH consecutive fight in a row later this month.Deji will fight on the undercard of KSI’s battle of YouTubers with Alex Wassabi at the O2 Arena on August 27.
      Deji will return to the ring of brother KSI’s showdown with Alex WassabiCredit: GETTY
      The YouTube sensation hasn’t tasted victory in his three outings to the ringCredit: Reuters
      But big brother KSI reckons he’ll taste defeat for a fourth consecutive timeCredit: INSTAGRAM@KSI
      The 25-year-old will bid to pick up his first win against fellow YouTube star Fousey, although big brother KSI doesn’t forsee him having his hand raised.
      He declared: “I think he’s going to lose.
      “Fousey is going to keep going forward, and Deji is going to keep going back, and before you know it, the fight’s over.
      “Then, Deji’s just there like ‘Oh, s***’. “I think it’s going to go to decision, and I think Fousey is going to win.”
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      Deji has tasted defeat to Jake Paul, Vinnie Hacker and Wassabi in his three outings to the ring – which KSI hopes his sibling will erase the memory of with a win at The O2.
      He continued: “I hope Deji can prove me wrong, but I don’t see him winning.
      “I was working with him and putting the pressure on him and I could have done that for another 20-30 rounds.
      “Cardio is king and he just wasn’t fit for his last fight, I don’t think Deji mentally wants it and I don’t think he has the mindset and cardio to win.
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      “It hurts me to say it, I am sure he is training hard.”
      Deji is adamant he won’t leave any stone unturned for his return to the ring, saying: “I’m going to take this fight seriously – 100 per cent.
      “I have never underestimated Fousey.
      “In the past, I did underestimate some of my opponents. But, I’m not underestimating Fousey.
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      “I know he’s going to bring his A-game, so it’s going to be good.
      “I respect him a lot and it takes a big man to step back in the ring, and I can say that for myself because I have done it.”
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      Jake Paul offered MMA fight debut by PFL as CEO Pete Murray hails ‘ambitious’ YouTuber-turned boxer

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      JAKE PAUL has been offered a route into MMA by the Professional Fighters League. Paul is 5-0 as a boxer but has teased a switch to the cage before, having had a successful high school wrestling career.
      Jake Paul has been offered a route into MMA by the Professional Fighters LeagueCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Olympic champ Kayla Harrison, boxing legend Mike Tyson and PFL CEO Pete MurrayCredit: Professional Fighters League
      But a debut in the UFC appears off the cards due to the YouTube star’s ongoing feud with Dana White.
      Paul is spoken highly of by Pete Murray, PFL’s CEO who is refusing to close the door on working with the prizefighter one day.
      Murray said on The MMA Hour: “We have a relationship with Jake.
      “And listen, you think about what Jake has built for himself, now as an athlete versus where he came from.
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      “What he’s taken on and the opponents and the platform he’s built, it’s nothing short of impressive.
      “And he’s ambitious, from a business perspective as well as an athlete.
      “And should he want to take on MMA, that’s something that we’d certainly be excited about.”
      The PFL consists of a two-bout regular season, where points are earned per method of victory.
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      Then, the top four in each weight division progresses through to a semis and final format, with eventual victors winning a $1m prize cheque.
      But money is no object for Paul, who made $40m in boxing alone last year.
      He was due to return on Saturday in New York, one day after PFL’s first semi-final of the year.
      But his bout with Hasim Rahman Jr, 31, was cancelled amid a weight disagreement between the two.
      Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr’s fight was cancelledCredit: GETTY More

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      YouTube star Money Kicks to make pro debut on Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk undercard after Floyd Mayweather bout axe

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      YOUTUBER Rashed Belhasa will fight Kyle Paevie on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyk vs Anthony Joshua.Belhasa, who is also known by his online moniker Money Kicks – is a 20-year-old YouTube personality from Dubai.
      Rashed Belhasa said he is proud to be featuring on the undercardCredit: Instagram @rsbelhasa
      Oleksandr Usyk vs Anthony Joshua will take place on August 20Credit: PA
      Callum Smith is also set to feature on the undercard in JeddahCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      His bout with Paevie will be his first professional fight, having previously defeated Anas Elshayib and Ajmal Khan in exhibition contests.
      Belhasa is the son of a billionaire and earlier this year had a fight set up with Floyd Mayweather Jr.
      The pair met when Belhasa was young with 50-0 champ Mayweather visiting his father’s zoo – a popular destination for celebrities including Lionel Messi, Nicky Minaj, Cardi B and AJ.
      But the proposed fight was cancelled and now Belhasa will turn his attention to Paevie, who has failed to win any of his three professional fights.
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      Announcing the fight on social media, he said: “Finally announcing my Professional Debut 20th August in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
      “Extremely proud to be featuring on Joshua v Usyk card.
      “Put in months of hard work and hope to make my country proud on 20th August and fly the flag high for all the Emiratis & Arabs around the world. Big thanks to my team and everyone involved! It’s go time.”
      Brit Callum Smith is also set to appear on the Usyk vs Joshua 2 undercard, with Mathieu Bauderlique his opponent.

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      Smith also fought on the undercard of the first Joshua vs Usyk fight and defeated Lenin Castillo at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
      Two other fights have already been announced including heavyweight clash between Filip Hrgovic and Zhang Zhilei.
      A 10-round cruiserweight battle will see Badou Jack face Richard Rivera in an action-packed event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
      A week later KSI returns to the ring for his showdown with fellow YouTuber Alex Wassabi at The O2 Arena in London. More