Logan Paul offers to make UFC debut against Paddy Pimblett on proposed Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg card

Logan Paul offers to make UFC debut against Paddy Pimblett on Musk and Zuckerberg card

With rumors continuing to circulate regarding a potential fight between infleucential Tesla founder, Elon Musk, and Meta face, Mark Zuckerberg – professional wrestling star and podcast host, Logan Paul has offered to make a debut under the UFC banner on a proposed card featuring the billionaire duo – taking on polarizing lightweight, Paddy Pimblett.

Logan, an outspoken podcast host, former professional boxer and professional wrestling talent under the banner of the WWE (World Wresling Entertainment) – recently featured at a flagship Money in the Bank event for the professional wrestling outfit.

Logan Paul offers to fight Paddy Pimblett in potential UFC debut

And attempting to capitalize on suggestions of a potential future fight between Twitter owner, Musk, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, Zuckerberg – Paul has offered to make his debut in professional mixed martial arts on a proposed card featuring the duo, taking on Liverpool prospect, Pimblett.

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“I’ll be honest, I pitched it,” Logan Paul said on his podcast. “I pitched it internally, I pitched it to the [executives] that be, if Elon Musk and (Mark) Zuckerberg, I will do my UFC debut on the undercard, I’ll fight for free, for charity.”


“You know who I want to fight actually cause that b*tch ass Andrew Tate won’t fight me,” Logan Paul claimed. “Give me Paddy Pimblett. Give me ‘Paddy the Baddy’. In the offseason, that boy looks like a blimp and he’ll come up to my weight class and I’ll wallop him. He’s too small when he cuts weight. When he doesn’t cut weight he’s a f*cking horseshoe.” 

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Sidelined since co-headlining UFC 282 back in December of last year, polarizing former Cage Warriors featherweight champion, Pimblett remained unbeaten since moving to the Dana White-led promotion – securing a hugely-controversial decision win over Queens native, Jared Gordon.