Luis Alcaraz Pineda is a Mexican fighter who KSI has defeated. He lost his last four fights and three by KO. Now he wants to face Jake Paul

MEXICAN Luis Alcaraz Pineda will be the second opponent in Saturday's boxing match at KSI.

YouTube star KSI – real name Olajide Olayinka Wil Olatunji – returns to the ring three years after being exiled.

He plans to make up the time lost by fighting twice in one night.

He will be opening the DAZN pay per view event at O2 against rapper Swarmz (real name Brandon Scott), 25.

Then he will end the game against Pineda, 23-year-old and little-known.

Pineda, who is currently 2-5, made his professional debut in 2017 losing, but then winning twice.

Despite his poor form, he has lost his last four and three of his last three by knockout.

KSI was originally scheduled to face Alex Wassabi (32), the American who defeated his brother Deji, in March.

However, Wassabi was forced to withdraw due to a concussion scare. Later, controversially, he was replaced by Swarmz.

Due to Swarmz inexperience, the backlash was so intense that KSI decided to recruit a second opponent.

It was supposed to be Ivan Nikolov, but the Bulgarian was actually seen as a white supremacist with neo Nazi tattoos.

So KSI went back on the drawing board and replaced Nikolov by Pineda. The show continues.

KSI's return has been centered around building up to a grudge fight with Jake Paul (25), who is 5-0 as a prizefighter.

Paul has yet to face a recognized boxer. KSI is determined to defeat his arch rival.

Mams Taylor, his manager, said that he was "like, Bro, what if you fight pro boxers before Jake Paul does?"

Pineda is believed to have been in 50 amateur boxing bouts and will now fight Paul.

Viddal Riley was told by him: "If they give us the opportunity, we're willing to fight Jake Paul."