Jake Paul wants to form a fighters union using the help of UFC stars and high-paid boxers. He demands better pay.

JAKE PAUL hopes to form a fighters' union with the support of some of the most prominent names in boxing, mixed martial arts and other sports.

Over the past six months, the YouTuber and boxer has spoken out about fighter pay, particularly the purses that UFC fighters have received.

Paul's comments on fighter pay were primarily focused on the UFC. However, the social media sensation hopes that it will be raised in boxing as well.

Paul stated that his ultimate goal was to form a fighter's alliance during an appearance on The Shop.

It must be done. It seems impossible, but it might be possible.

People say, "Jake! How are you going to make a fighter union?" They'll just put all the fighters out of the fighter's alliance.

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"No, we all come together and we are not fighting. We are not fighting. They do it that way. There's writer's guilds, director's guilds."

Paul is aware that it won't be possible to make significant changes in boxing or mixed martial arts without having the most prominent names in each sport.

He stated, "I'll call upon 10 highest-paid boxers as well as the 10 highest paid people from UFC.

"Why can't you donate $200,000 for the union to pay these fighters for six months?" Is that so selfish?

"Floyd Mayweather and Canelo make $50 million each for a fight. Canelo: You can't give $200,000 to this union?

Paul plans to contribute, saying that he will donate $500,000 and $1million.

"I could raise more. The money we give to the union can be used to pay fighters who don't get paid as much in the interim.

Paul, the Problem Child, recently purchased shares in Endeavour, the parent company of the UFC. This was in exchange for a few tangible improvements in promotion.

He tweeted in January: "I've bought EDR (UFC Stock) stock with my partner @geoffreywoo 2 and focus on UFCs ESG Standards relating to fighters.

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