The Professional Fighters League has offered JAKE PAUL a path into MMA.
Paul is currently 5-0 as a boxer, but has hinted at a switch to the cage in the past after a long and successful career in high school wrestling.
Kayla Harrison, Olympic champion and boxing legend Mike Tyson are among the PFL CEO Pete Murray
The Professional Fighters League has offered Jake Paul a path into MMA.
Due to Dana White's ongoing feud, a UFC debut seems unlikely.
Pete Murray, CEO of PFL, speaks highly of Paul and isn't afraid to work with the prizefighter.
Murray stated on The MMA Hour that he has a good relationship with Jake.
"And listen, Jake has created a new life for himself as an athlete, and not from his roots.
"What he has done, and what he's done for his opponents, and the platform that he built, is nothing short of remarkable.
"And he is ambitious from both a business perspective and as an athlete.
"And should he decide to take on MMA that's something we'd be thrilled about."
The PFL is a 2-bout season in which points are earned for each method of victory.
The top four finishers in each weight division move on to the semis and final format. Finally, the eventual winners receive a $1m prize check.
Paul made $40m just in boxing last year.
He was scheduled to return Saturday in New York, just one day after the first semi-final of PFL's year.
His bout with Hasim Rahman Jr., 31, was canceled due to a weight dispute between them.
Jake Paul vs Hasim Rahman Jr.'s fight was cancelled
