Jake Paul Gets Pumped Up By Brother Logan: 'This Is Your Legacy!'
By Mike Walters on April 17, 2021 at 3:16 PM EDT
Jake Paul is preparing for the fight of his life, and what better way to get pumped up than an emotional speech from your famous brother!
Logan Paul took to Instagram to share a video of him preparing his brother for the big fight and reminding him to leave it all in the ring. The 'YouTube' star posted the video, along with a photo of the brother's training for the bout.
Of course, Logan wasn't going to let the moment go by without taking a shot at Jake's challenger (Ben Askren) like a true showman!
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"I remember when we started this journey. I don’t think either of us expected to fall in love with boxing or the surreal opportunities that would present themselves. And yet, here you are, fighting another world-class athlete on one of the biggest stages in sports & entertainment. Tonight is your night little brother, and while we both know what’s going to happen, go remind the world who the fuck you are Jake Paul," Logan captioned the video.
In the clip, the older Paul starts by reminding Jake that this fight is "everything" to him.
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"To you, this fight is f--king everything. To him, it's not. This is not his legacy. This is your legacy," Logan says.
He continued, "You are definitely not going to let some f--king guy that looks like Napoleon f--king Dynamite take that away from you. This is the one thing, you said it on the podcast, but leave it all on the line."
In an emotional ending, Logan added, "This f--king guy is not going to dictate what happens in your life." The brothers then shake hands, give each other a bro hug, and the video stops.
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As you know, the Triller produced 'Fight Night' is going to be PACKED with celebrities -- including a performance by Justin Bieber, and Mt. Westmore (a superstar rap group which includes Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Ice Cube, and E-40.)
Both fighters have been cleared for the bout, despite concerns about Jake Paul having early signs of CTE.
"It's a dangerous sport," Paul said. "That's why, when people question my dedication to it, it's like, I'm showing up every single day. I'm putting my mental health on the line. My brain is on the line. Like you said, I've gone and gotten brain scans and have early signs of CTE."
The fight is on, winner takes ALL!
