27 September 2023 , 15:18
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Jake Paul has shared DMs that he sent to KSI mocking his YouTube boxing rival over his hairline as the pair renewed their long-standing feud.
The pair have been going back-and-forth since the start of 2018 when the Brit called out both Jake and his older brother Logan for a boxing fight, the latter of whom ended up taking the challenge. In fact, it was KSI who began the Paul brothers' boxing journeys, with Jake ending up fighting his rival's younger brother Deji before moving into the professional ranks.
Despite the pair never getting to settle their feud in the ring and Logan even wrapping up his rivalry with KSI, both he and Paul have always maintained their rivalry. And in recent weeks they have been heating up again as the Brit prepares to face Tommy Fury next month after his win over Paul in February.
And in a new video on social media, Jake showed off his most recent DM to KSI, which read: "You and your team are so pressed by me it's hilarious brother. Don't be so insecure man! I have a f***ed up hairline too (not as bad as yours obviously) but I still have confidence, you can do it!"
It came after a series of tweets between the two where they argued over their star power as pay-per-view draws in the boxing world. KSI had previously tweeted: " Jake Paul stayed active since 2020 and it took him 3 years to fight and LOSE to Tommy Fury. I came back Aug 27 2022 and I’m fighting Tommy Fury just about a year later.
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"When I beat Tommy, it will literally s*** on and destroy Jake Paul’s boxing career." The younger Paul brother then responded: "Mom my whole existence is based on comparing myself to Jake Paul. Haha. 30 year old looking up to me. I appreciate you little buddy."
That followed a post from Paul where he compared his statistics with KSI, noting that he has higher pay-per-view sales at a more expensive rate as well as a considerably bigger ticket gate for his most recent fight. He also noted that he "promotes world class boxing" and is younger than his rival.