JAKE PAUL promised to silence his boxing critics. He boasted, "I'm knocking you'all the f***out."
The YouTuber turned prizefighting star has recently returned to the gym and began training for his next fight.
Paul, 25, announced that he would be returning to the ring within five months.
On Instagram, he said: "August I am back baby. Everyone who has been talking will be silenced again.
"I'm knocking you all the f*** out. No cap."
Paul was the last to be in the ring on December 31st when he defeated Tyron Woodley (39), in their late-notice match.
Woodley, who had been defeated on points four-months earlier, was replaced by Tommy Fury (22), who was injured.
Paul added to KOs against online rival 'AnEsonGib, ex-NBA player Nate Robinson (37), and retired UFC welterweight Ben Askren (37).
Conor McGregor (33), has been invited to fight in a UFC match in shock switch sport.
Paul even said that he was in discussions to make his MMA debut after his return from the Philippines this summer.
He said to TMZ Sports, "We're in discussions with a few different people. We are exploring the possibility of entering MMA for the next fight.
"So, we are in negotiations, Nakisa is my manager, Most Valuable Promotions. We're talking with a lot of people and trying to figure out who makes the best sense."
Paul has a history of feuding with Dana White, UFC president. Bellator and PFL are alternatives.
He said, "We are definitely talking to both those entities and other MMA entity as well to determine where it makes sense."
"Working on some exciting things there, but there are a lot of people I want to fight. It just depends on who is ready and who has the highest pay-per view.
"Because I haven’t really fought someone as well-known as me, as of yet.
"I have done all the promotion so I want someone with as much fame as me to fight me, and that's exactly what we are looking for."
Jake Paul with Logan, his brother, and Amanda Serrano, women's champions in the gym
