Brothers Logan and Jake Paul are gearing up to escalate their sibling rivalry after Jake’s fight against Mike Tyson towards the end of last year.
The duo has officially announced their upcoming bout, which is set to take place this year and will be streamed live on MAX on March 27.
“The moment you’ve waited a decade for… March 27 on @streamonmax,” they stated via Instagram, accompanied by a striking image of them in a face-off.
Logan Paul and Jake Paul have announced that they will fight each other on March 27 on HBO’s streaming service, Max. pic.twitter.com/egZf7IHqTn
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Jake Paul Is The More Experienced Of The Two
As the younger sibling, Jake Paul boasts a professional boxing record of 11-1 and has remained significantly more active in the ring. He concluded 2024 with a victory over former world heavyweight champion and boxing icon Mike Tyson in a Netflix event, maintaining a record of 3-0 with two of those wins coming by knockout.
In contrast, Logan is currently involved with WWE and is set to compete in the Royal Rumble this weekend. His professional boxing record stands at 1-1, with his last match occurring against Dillon Danis in 2023, during which he has only fought twice in the last two years.
Details on whether the upcoming fight will be classified as professional or exhibition have yet to be disclosed by the brothers.
This match will mark the first boxing event streamed on MAX, a platform previously known for showcasing MMA events.
