Jake Paul will make his MMA debut at the end of this year or at "some time" in 2024 as details of his PFL contract have come to light.
Paul, 26, will compete in the PFL's new 'super-fight' division, which is separate from their league format and airs exclusively on pay-per-view. The undefeated YouTuber-turned-boxer signed a deal to fight in the PFL last month and he is also serving as the head of fighter advocacy for the promotion.
'The Problem Child' has a lot on his plate this year as he fights Tommy Fury later this month in the hopes of setting up a contest with bitter rival KSI at the end of the year. PFL's Senior Vice-president James Frewin, who is overseeing the launch of the promotion's European league, revealed that Paul is obliged to compete in the PFL as part of his contract.
