LOGAN PAUL is training again in preparation for a possible boxing return this season.
The YouTube star was seen hitting a heavy bag to signal that he might be willing to fight again.
Logan Paul is open for a boxing return in this year's campaign
In their eight-round exhibition bout, Floyd Mayweather was defeated by Paul in June.
It left his name in the ring as strong as ever, leading to speculation that he may fight again.
SunSport lists five possible opponents for the social media influencer at 26 years old.
Whindersson
The internet celebrity, full name Whindersson Nunes batista, is a Brazilian named Whindersson.
Paul was able to draw against Acelino Popo Freitas, an ex-world champion boxer, in an exhibition bout.
Paul stated that he had a conversation with TMZ and said, "There's this Brazilian man, his name's Whindersson, whom I have my eyes on."
Floyd Mayweather
Paul continues to accuse Mayweather that he has not paid him the full amount due for their summer exhibition.
Although he rejected a rematch due to the pay row, it is clear that there have been talks about a second fight.
Paul stated that Mayweather rumours of rematches were true. Like, he sucked a d ***. "
Tommy Fury
Paul was to take on Jake, the younger brother of Tyson, heavyweight champion in a grudge match.
Fury was injured in the fight and had to be taken off. He has since been told that he missed his multimillion-pound chance.
Paul and the 2019 Love Islander have had previous conversations. Fury could use Fury's older brother to get at Jake.
Tyron Woodley
Jake beat Woodley twice, first on points in August and then brutally in the rematch four years later.
Jake and the ex-UFC champ now have a newfound respect for one another, which could lead to opportunities.
Fans can compare the two polarizing brothers by fighting Paul to continue the storyline.
Vitor Belfort
Belfort beat Evander Holyfield, 58, in September. He then called out the Paul brothers.
Even though Jake seems completely uninterested in the matter, Paul might be interested in his chances.
Paul may be attracted to the $30m winner-takes-all offer Belfort claimed he had prepared.
