Jake Paul Signs With PFL, Offers Nate Diaz Boxing, MMA Fight Deal

Jake Paul is formally starting his MMA profession — the Problem Child simply signed a multi-year, multi-fight handle the Professional Fighters League … and he’s currently making his very first deal to Nate Diaz.

Paul shared the news on his YouTube channel early Thursday early morning … stating not just is he going to defend the PFL, however he will likewise function as the company’s Head of Fighter Advocacy, where he will assist market fighters and hire brand-new skill.

Paul states he wished to be an MMA fighter prior to he ever ventured into boxing … provided his fumbling background maturing in Ohio.

Paul has actually flaunted his MMA training in the past … publishing videos from Jay Glazer’s Unbreakable fitness center. It does not seem like Jake is right away prepared for a fight … however makes it clear he’s major about the brand-new journey.

Paul states he is likewise partnering with PFL honchos to introduce the PFL PPV Super Fights department … which will offer fighters 50% of profits.

In his statement video, Paul — who’s 6-0 in the ring, with outstanding wins over previous UFC stars like Tyron Woodley and Anderson Silva — revealed a two-fight deal he made to Nate Diaz … where the 2 would initially take on in a boxing match, and after that fight in the PFL 6 months later on.

“Nate Diaz, I’m down to fight you in your own damn sport,” Paul states. It’s a two-fight deal. Let’s make it take place.”

“I’ve already disrupted boxing,” Paul states. “And now, it’s time to disrupt MMA. I know this is such a tough sport, and it’s not going to be easy. But, if I can do it in boxing, I can do it in MMA.”