WWE personality Logan Paul informed streamer Adin Ross that he is willing to accept a payment of just $100,000 to face Bradley Martyn again, following their undisclosed confrontation last year.
Last year, the WWE star visited Martyn’s Los Angeles gym, Zoo Culture. The two then agreed to a bare-knuckle MMA match held within the facility. To maintain secrecy, security cameras were reportedly disabled, and attendees were prohibited from using their phones, meaning no recording of the event exists.
Multiple insider sources, as well as Paul himself, suggest he won the bout decisively and swiftly. With a background in top-level high school wrestling in Ohio, coupled with professional boxing experience including an exhibition bout against Floyd Mayweather, Paul`s combat abilities are widely recognized.
Paul Discusses Potential Martyn Rematch on Adin Ross` Stream
During a recent appearance on Adin Ross’s Kick stream from his Miami warehouse, Logan Paul addressed several pressing questions. He spoke about his ongoing situation with Lionel Messi`s bodyguard, and Ross asked what it would take for Paul to compete in his MMA and boxing promotion, `Brand Risk`.
Paul indicated he might fight a suitable opponent for free, leading Ross to jokingly propose a $100,000 fee. When stream viewers suggested another fight with Bradley Martyn, Paul responded, “I’d fight Bradley for $100,000.”
Later in the broadcast, he reiterated to Ross that he was victorious in their initial match, which occurred last summer in Los Angeles. It remains uncertain whether Martyn would be open to a second fight, particularly after the reported outcome of the first.
Details Emerge About Paul`s Decisive Victory in First Encounter
A dispute between Logan Paul and Bradley Martyn had been developing on social media for a significant period. In early June last year, Paul announced via an Instagram comment that he would be “pulling up” to Martyn`s gym. He reportedly arrived with liability waivers for both of them to sign.
It is understood that the conflict was settled with a bare-knuckle MMA fight where neither participant wore gloves, headgear, or even mouthpieces. Mike Majlak shared the only known image of the pair from that day on X (formerly Twitter), which seemed to show a content Paul engaging respectfully with a seemingly surprised Martyn.
Neither man displayed significant injuries, though Martyn showed a few small marks suggesting he had been struck. The circulating account of the fight suggests Paul landed an early jab, quickly took the fight to the ground, landed a few more strikes, and secured a submission within seconds.
Brendan Schaub, a former UFC heavyweight and friend to both individuals, is said to have assisted Martyn with his preparation in the hours before the fight. However, Schaub noted that their time was limited to less than a day, and the focus was primarily on mental readiness.
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