‘Impulsive’ Logan Paul doesn’t regret ‘threat’ to Mike Tyson and claims he would ‘kill him’
An ‘Iron Mike’ fight against the elder of the influencer brothers looks frankly unlikely
The moment of Jake Paul’s victory over Mike Tyson was overshadowed by his now ‘awkward’ brother, Logan Paul, who in the midst of the euphoria after the fight in which ‘The Problem Child’ came out on top, dropped a bombshell that seemed to be retracted as the days went by.
Well, the opposite happened, not only did he not withdraw what he said to the former heavyweight champion, but he reiterated it and it became an increased challenge, although in reality we all know that a new fight, now between Logan Paul and Mike Tyson is not going to happen, although it is likely that they will team up in WWE.
On his podcast ‘IMPAULSIVE’, Logan did not apologize to his brother for spoiling the moment with his now famous “Son of a b**ch, I’d kill you, Mike!”, when the event’s interviewer asked Tyson about his future plans and he suggested the name of the elder Paul.
On the contrary, he joked about his impulsiveness and told his co-host Mike Majlak: “Bro, it’s not that I find a way, Mike. It’s just me. I’m an asshole. Sometimes I’m an asshole”. He then went back to his famous threat: “I really think I would… I didn’t know Tyson was joking, and it’s just, I don’t know. I really think I’d kill him,” he said with a laugh.
And about the insults to the legendary boxer, Logan Paul also said lightly: “I love Uncle Mike. But like, bro, I’ll kill you, Mike, I’ll kill you and I don’t want to do that. Well, I shouldn’t have said motherfucker, that was cruel”.
Paul and his feedback on his brother’s fight
When Majlak asked him his opinion on the famous fight, Logan Paul hit back again stating that he expected a better fight between his brother and Tyson: “I actually think he didn’t destroy Mike; who we could see the nobility still getting in the ring and competing. Jake was able to fight a damn legend… I felt a little offended because he hit him, and I thought Jake was going to do more than he did,” concluded the now fighter.
