Jake and Logan Paul confirm new reality show ‘Paul American’ featuring behind the scenes of Mike Tyson fight
It looks like it's Paul vs Paul, as Jake and Logan Paul have finally revealed what they've been teasing us all with. After making their names on YouTube, the pair have become intertwined with boxing since they first stepped into the ring in August 2018 and took on another set of brothers. Back then, Logan Paul drew with fellow YouTuber KSI, while Jake beat KSI's younger brother, Deji Olatunji.
That fateful night kickstarted Jake Paul's impressive boxing career, which spans 11 wins and just one defeat - losing out to Tommy Fury. Jake Paul's most infamous fight is his November 2024 bout with Mike "Iron Mike" Tyson, where the young upstart controversially beat the former heavyweight champion of the world. There was disappointment that the record-breaking Netflix fight didn't deliver, with some even accusing Paul's Most Valuable Productions of fixing the whole thing.
Although many would like to see Jake Paul settle his beef with KSI, you'll have to settle for a reality show starring the pair.
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Announced during an Instagram Live, Jake and Logan Paul confirmed their cryptic tease of a brother versus brother boxing match is actually their own reality TV series calling Paul American. The pair threw down some smack talk, with Logan Paul turning up at Jake's house and demanding he step outside. Logan kept telling his brother to 'step up', but it was clear they were doing a bit.
After exchanging a few shoves, the brothers embraced and revealed that they won't be fighting each other...at least not yet. Many think that Jake Paul would easily beat Logan due to the latter being typically associated with wrestling, but for now, you won't be finding out.
The boisterous brothers hinted that they might eventually step into the ring together, but for now, it's just another tease.
If you want a taste of what's to a come, a teaser of Paul American was also released alongside the announcement. Yes, it's just as chaotic as you'd assume.
Promising more that they'll be more controversial than ever before, and with Jake saying we'll get some unprecedented access into THAT Tyson fight, this could be a big one for Max's ratings.