The PPV price of Jake Paul vs Hasim Raman Jr has been revealed - fight fans are divided over the figure.
Paul, 25, who is unbeaten, will face Rahman Jr. on August 8, at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Jake Paul will face Hasim Rahman Jr. on August 8.
The pay-per view price has been set for the fight
In a long-awaited fight, Tyson Fury's younger brother Tommy was to face the YouTube star.
However, Fury could not obtain a visa to travel to the USA. Rahman Jr was quick to step in.
Paul will be making his return to boxing after defeating Tyron Woodley, MMA star, in December 2013.
Since then, he has turned his attention to promotion and arranged the fight between Katie Taylor & Amanda Serrano at MSG in April.
His fight against Rahman Jr. will be shown on Showtime USA - the pay-per view price has been revealed.
On August 8, Serrano will face Brenda Carabajal in New York.
TalkSport's Michael Benson, a TalkSport reporter, revealed that the Showtime US PPV price of Jake Paul vs Hasim Raman Jr on August 6th will be $59.99.
The high price of the product caused a lot of dismay among fans.
UFC pay-perviews are often $74.99, but others were more accommodating.
One fighter fan stated, "Criminal that America get away avec these prices."
Another added: "Gotta be off your rocker for $60 for that!" !"
One raged, "Wouldn’t spend $60 on front row tickets let alone PPV."
One fan however said, "Already ordered it and paid for it."
The PPV cost for Paul's rematch with Woodley last November was $59.99.
Showtime reported later that 65,000 people purchased the fight.
After the PPV price was disclosed, Paul became embroiled with KSI in a Twitter feud.
KSI took to Twitter and criticized the $60 PPV price to buy Paul's fight with Rahman Jr.
The Brit began the row by sharing a fight poster with Paul and Rahman, and wrote: "$60 PTV. I promise you that my PPV on August 27th will not exceed that amount.
The Problem Child responded, "No s*** dummy. I have one 'win. I have five. This is the KO of this year.
"You are fighting an influencer. I am fighting a legit 12-1 boxer. They are different. It is not fair to charge more than $10.
