Jake and Logan Paul announced "the moment you've waited a decade for," but left some answers on the table — for now, something involving them will be on HBO Max on March 27.

The Paul brothers are promoting a reality TV series, not a boxing match. Jake Paul has an 11-1 pro boxing record & defeated Mike Tyson in 2024. On Tuesday, social media stars and brothers Jake and Logan Paul ignited widespread speculation by posting identical images on their platforms, depicting themselves in a face-off with the caption:

This is far from guaranteed to be a fight as the Pauls — known marketing savants — are famous for pulling these types of stunts for publicity: Logan previously pulled a marketing ploy that showed his bus under attack from angry fans who appeared to be pelting him with PRIME drink bottles.

Jake Paul has announced he will return to the boxing ring in March, with the social media star set to face off against his brother, Logan.

Everyone tuned in for Jake’s notorious boxing match against boxing legend Mike Tyson, during which Jake won. The match took place in front of 72,300 fans in Texas, and it got more than 60 million viewers on Netflix, according to Variety.

Coming off his blockbuster fight against Mike Tyson, Jake Paul announced on social media: "The moment you've waited a decade for."

Jake, 28, is 11-1 as a professional and most recently beat heavyweight legend Mike Tyson, outpointing the 58-year-old in November. Logan, 29, has predominantly fought in exhibition bouts, including a contest with sporting great Floyd Mayweather in 2021.

MMA journalist Ariel Helwani clarified Logan Paul and Jake Paul's face-off poster, as the pair released separate announcements Tuesday with little context as to what their March 27th MAX date meant.

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YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul announced on social media Thursday that he will face his brother Logan in a fight on March 27.