Logan Paul accepts to fight Whindersson, a YouTube sensation and comedian from Brazil in a boxing match

LOGAN PAUL will fight Whindersson, a Brazilian comedian and YouTube sensation.

Whindersson, real name Whindersson Nunes batista, was called out by Paul after drawing with Acelino Popo Freitas, an ex-professional boxer.


Logan Paul accepts to fight Whindersson, a YouTube sensation and comedian from Brazil in a boxing match
Brazilian comedian and YouTube sensation Whindersson

Logan Paul accepts to fight Whindersson, a YouTube sensation and comedian from Brazil in a boxing match
Logan Paul accepted a boxing match against Whindersson

The South American was unable to fight due to a severe cut, but he still won a draw on the judges scorecards at the end of eight rounds.

Paul responded to the callout by tweeting: "I accept your Challenge." Keep training.

Whindersson, 27 years old, replied: "Let’s do it."

Nunes has nearly 57million Instagram followers, more than twice Paul's 22m.

Freitas was his former super-featherweight champion and he shared the ring. He has boxed twice previously, winning an amateur bout for 2019

Paul, 26 years old, has fought three times previously, beginning with a white collar fight against KSI (28), in 2018.

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It was a draw. However, the pair went pro a year later when KSI won via scrappy split-decision.

Paul returned to the ring last June, but in shock against Floyd Mayweather (44),

After eight rounds, Mayweather failed to score a knockout win, so technically it was over without a winner.

Paul, who suffered a hand injury and later launched a drink brand with former opponent KSI, has not fought since.

They joked that they were "retired" from boxing, but Whindersson could be a short-term solution.


Logan Paul accepts to fight Whindersson, a YouTube sensation and comedian from Brazil in a boxing match
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