Claressa Shields is looking to add another undisputed title to what is an impressive resume on Sunday night live on

The Problem Child' has fought many stars within combat sports over the years, but has named the one opponent who stood out from the rest in terms of punching power

The announcement was met with significant criticism from fight fans, many of them lambasting KSI for picking an opponent 13 years older than him. Especially after the YouTube star has spent so much of his time trash-talking ‘ The Problem Child ‘ for doing the exact same thing.

Billionaire Sir Len Blavatnik has pumped another $800m (£640m) into his streaming service DAZN as the “Netflix of sports” continues to post large losses.

David Benavidez has claimed that Mike Tyson should stay retired from Boxing after the latest fight against Jake Paul. Tyson, 58, took on Paul in November 2024.

Shields even told DAZN’s Ariel x Ade: The Boxing Show that current WBO super middleweight champion Shadashia Green is in her sights if she gets past Perkins. However, this, unfortunately, is not a fight which would capture the imagination of a mass boxing audience.

A Jake Paul vs. Logan Paul boxing match has quickly become the talk of the town following the emergence of a deliberately provocative poster.

The imminent entry of UK sports streaming giant DAZN into the Australian market following its acquisition of Foxtel, Channel 9’s desire to put NRL matches exclusively on Stan Sport, and ARL Commission chairman Peter V’landys’ desperation to outdo the AFL in the next broadcast deal suggests we’re in for a ride.

In the trailer for Paul American, the brothers aren’t hiding the controversy that follows them. “I’m uncancellable,” Jake declared as he puckered his lips. “We’ll put that to the test, brother!” Logan replied.

Jake Paul and his older brother Logan Paul are crossing into reality television with their upcoming Max series, 'Paul American.'

The Problem Child, Jake Paul, has named the person who has punched him the hardest in his boxing career so far.