Artur Beterbiev has changed his stance on a potential fight against Jake Paul, just weeks after calling out the YouTube star.

Jake Paul has been called out by a number of fighters in recent weeks, but one of the pound-for-pound best has since changed his tune after initially targeting the YouTuber

Jake Paul's November fight with Mike Tyson still has people talking but not for the reasons they might have hoped.

Afterward, McCall took the opportunity in his post-fight interview to call Paul out, declaring: “You know I’ll knock Jake Paul out.” The American veteran also pledged to get revenge on Logan Paul for his knocking out former NBA player Nate Robinson in 2020, even though it was actually Jake Paul who fought that fight.

Getty Logan Paul. Social media influencer Logan Paul is apologizing for knocking his brother Jake Paul’s hat off following his victory against Mike Tyson, and he revealed what he sprayed at his brother.

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson have been suspended from boxing after their superfight on Netflix. However, it isn’t going to last too long for either of them.

Sydney Thomas, the ring girl who went viral during the Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight, celebrated reaching one million followers on TikTok.

Dan Lust, a sports attorney and law professor at New York Law School, told the New York Post that Paul's comments could put the entire fight in jeopardy. He noted that the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation sanctioned the fight, creating the legal expectation that both fighters would be engaging in a true boxing match.

Sylvester Stallone has issued a public apology after being called out by Jake Paul on social media. The divisive YouTuber-turned-boxer recently picked up the biggest win of his 11-1 boxing career as he outpointed former undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson at AT&T Stadium in Texas on November 15.

Artur Beterbiev shocked the boxing community after calling out the YouTuber-turned-boxer, but the Russian has recently addressed his comments

An image of boxing legend Mike Tyson posing with a Palestinian flag in the ring shared on social media is a fake, according to a Tyson spokesperson and Netflix, and experts told Reuters the image was probably generated using AI.