These YouTubers don't want to record video content for their adoring fans, they prefer streaming fights.
Social media stars have taken over boxing in recent years.
Logan Paul and Jake swapped YouTube to watch the boxing ring.
Some are fighting one another, but others are challenging former UFC stars and ex-basketball players.
These are six YouTube celebrities who have gone on to become boxers.
Jake Paul
Jake is the most well-known YouTuber when it comes to boxing.
He holds a 5-0 record and has defeated MMA stars Tyron woodley twice, Ben Askren once and brutally knocked out Nate Robinson, an ex-NBA star.
Jake repeatedly calls out UFC's Jorge Masvidal to fight while he continues to have a beef with Conor McGregor.
According to reports, he has earned around PS20million in his remarkable career.
Logan Paul
Logan, Jake's older brother, was the first to embrace combat.
Amazingly, Logan and Jake were able to offer each other fights when they were both on the rise. However, that was never the case.
However, Logan did face YouTube rival KSI twice. After the first fight, KSI won a draw. The rematch was held at the Staples Center Los Angeles. It was streamed live by DAZN USA.
Over 2.25 million viewers watched the fight live, with over 1.05 million viewing pay-per view and 1.2 million watching illegal Twitch streams.
KSI
Conqueror of Logan Paul, YouTuber/rapper/boxer KSI, real name JJ Olatunji, isn't short of confidence.
In front of Logan, the British star called Jake a "c ***"" and insisted that he could beat Logan in a fight. Whether that happens or not is another matter with KSI
KSI has fought against Paul twice and Joe Weller once so far.
You can bet that if the Londoner were to return to the ring, it would draw massive pay-per-view numbers, even though he may say that he is retired.
Money is the best!
Rashed Belhasa (also known as Money Kicks) is not normally associated with boxing.
It's actually more common to see him with athletes in a zoo part of the heir to billionaire's mansion, and posting Instagram photos.
Belhasa, however, is open to the idea and will face Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition fight scheduled for eight rounds. If it lasts, it will be held in Dubai on February 20th.
He is also confident. Sky Sports quoted him as saying: "Mayweather's too fast. I need to be near and go crazy for him!"
"I won't lie about myself. It is an honor to share the ring with him. I will do my best. You never know what you might get, and I can take it.
Joe Weller
Eastbourne YouTuber Weller was one of the pioneers of the social media trend of boxing-related personalities.
In 2017, he fought Theo Baker, an internet star. He won the fight and declared himself the "champion boxing on YouTube."
Weller would lose to KSI later, and sparred with Jake Paul in LA when he was there.
Since being knocked out in round one of their sparring session by Paul, he has not fought.
AnEsonGib
AnEsonGib, who was born in Saudi Arabia, is also known as Ali Loui Al-Fakhri. He fought at amateur level, before facing Jake Paul, and ultimately losing.
He enjoyed some success early on: he won by technical knockout against MaxPlaysFifa, a fellow YouTuber, at the Copper Box Arena London in 2018 and defeated Jay Swingler, TGFbro, by unanimous decision.
Recently, Gib defeated American TikToker Tayler Holder during an exhibition fight at the YouTubers Vs. TikTokers last.
The original announcement of the result was a draw with a majority.
After a review by Gib's officiating organization, however, the result was changed to a UD win for Gib.
