Logan Paul thinks Dillon Danis won’t make it to their dance.
In one of the most unexpected fights of the year, the elder Paul brother has booked his boxing return against the debuting Danis. The boxing match is scheduled for Oct. 14 in Manchester, England.
Uncertainty
While contracts have been signed by both men, Paul still has a lot of doubt when it comes to Danis doing his part. As you may recall, Danis infamously pulled out of his fight with KSI on 10 days’ notice earlier this year.
“That’s my concern. I’m convinced he’s not gonna show up,” Paul said on his podcast.
‘There Is A Pull-Out Clause’
Paul claims there is a withdrawal clause in their contract to prevent this from happening.
“The clause is this: if he pulls out because of some sort of injury that he fakes, a doctor of our choosing has to verify the injury. And then if he is indeed faking it, he has to pay a hundred thousand dollars. There is a pull-out clause.”
‘He’ll Die That Night Twice’, Paul On Fighting Danis
Paul absolutely went off on Danis, vowing to ‘remove him from existence’ in October.
“No, [Danis doesn’t have $100K] that’s the other issue. He’s broke,” Paul said of Danis. “This guy sucks. He’s the parasite of the MMA and combat world. And that’s why I, I took the fight initially, cause Inshallah, if he does show up, I get to be the one to take an eraser and remove him from existence. His name will never be uttered again. He’ll die that night twice. physically, and his name, his legacy, it all disappears.
“Legacy, that word can’t even be in the same sentence as Dillon Danis. But, I figured he’s a good opponent because he’s a punk. He’s claiming he could fight, but he never shows up to fights. But if he does, we’re gonna put him to the test. I’m angry, I’m pissed off. I’m fired up. I believe in my boxing ability. I like the idea of taking over two sports at the same time. October 14th is gonna be f*cking insane. It’s gonna be a night to remember for sure.”
Logan Paul also noted that ‘we’ll have back-ups ready’, should Dillon Danis not show up to their boxing match.
