Pacman Jones Willing To Fight ‘Any YouTuber’ After Rough N’ Rowdy Match

All the Web super stars who believe they got hands require to get in line … ’cause ex-NFL star Adam “Pacman” Jones states he’s down to battle “any YouTuber” after his Rough N’ Rowdy match on Friday!!

The previous All-Pro has actually taken his skills to the boxing ring after 12 seasons in the league … and he informs TMZ Sports he’s aiming to stick to the sport for several years to come.

Obviously, he’s got a huge rematch with the unbeaten Bobby Laing at Barstool Sports’ amateur occasion in Providence … and Pacman states if he comes away with the win, he’ll offer “Lights Out” a trilogy battle out of regard for the man.

However, do not get it twisted — Jones will not let the appreciation obstruct once the bell rings … as he prepares to offset his split choice loss back in August 2021 by fixing his errors this time around.

“My message to Bobby, you’ve been ducking me like a motherf***er,” Jones stated. “I’m coming to turn the lights out.”

However, after Pacman’s made with Laing, he states he wishes to enter more battles … and he’s aiming to handle anybody who desires the smoke.

“I love this celebrity boxing,” Jones informs us. “It’s a lot of celebrities that think they can box — I’m one of them. I would like someone to call me out. I ain’t hard to find. I think I’m pretty good.”

Jones has actually called out ex-NFL men like Steve Smith and Chad Ochocinco in the past … however since today, it does not seem like either man wants to get in the ring with him.

When we raised the rise in influencers entering fighters, Jones made it clear he’s down for any obstacle.

“Any YouTuber you name, I’ll take him.”

Barstool character Grace “The Mick” O’Malley is likewise on Friday’s RNR card … and she spoke to us about quiting drinking alcohol for 5 weeks leading up to her bout with the “Cajun Punisher,” along with the intense training she went through to get ready for her launching.

When it comes to her forecast for Friday … O’Malley is anticipating her hand raised at the end of the bout.

“It’s a definite dub. It’s gonna be a dub, it’s going to be a good fight, though,” O’Malley stated.