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Published 16:20 5 Jul 2023 BST
Updated 16:20 5 Jul 2023 BST

Logan Paul has called out Paddy Pimblett as he plans to try and make his UFC debut on the undercard of the potential bout between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
Musk, who purchased Twitter in October 2022, started the ball rolling when he responded to a tweet warning him that Zuckerberg knows jiu-jitsu, off the back of rumours the Meta boss was starting up a platform to rival his.
He wrote: “I’m up for a cage match if he is.” Zuckerberg hit back with, “Send Location”.
Given that the bout would likely be one of the most anticipated fights of all time, everybody wants to a part of the action and the brother of Jake Paul is no different.
The 28-year-old revealed that he would be willing to fight on the undercard for free and even called out UFC star Pimblett while mocking the Liverpudlian about his weight gain in-between fights.
Speaking on his podcast, he said: "If Elon Musk and Eric Zuckerberg fight, I will do my UFC debut on the undercard for free. I’ll fight for free for charity."
His co-host Mike Majlak asked: "Who would you fight?" to which Paul replied: "Anyone. You know who I want to fight, actually, because that bitch-ass Andrew Tate won’t fight me? Give me Paddy Pimblett - give me Paddy the Baddy. In the off-season, that boy looks like a blimp, and he’ll come up to my weight class and I’ll wallop him."
Who would you back to win in a fight between Paul and Pimblett?
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