Logan Paul and Dillon Danis finally squared off in a long-anticipated boxing match filled with animosity and tension. The co-main event at the AO Arena in Manchester lived up to the hype, with Logan Paul emerging as the dominant fighter, but the fight ultimately descended into chaos.
From the outset, Logan Paul displayed aggression, landing punches, including powerful body shots, in the first round. In contrast, Dillon Danis was notably less active, throwing only a few punches.
The second round began slowly, but midway through, Logan unleashed a flurry of punches, appearing to hurt Danis, who covered up and survived until the bell.
The third round saw Danis momentarily forgetting the boxing rules, attempting a takedown, and inviting Logan into his guard. The referee promptly ordered Danis to his feet.
The following rounds continued with Logan Paul’s dominance, and in the sixth round, Danis made a move for a takedown, causing a commotion that led to Paul’s security team entering the ring.
Order was temporarily restored but quickly gave way to chaos. Danis attacked Paul as the referee attempted to separate the fighters, leading to a rush of people into the ring. The fight was halted, and Danis was disqualified. Logan Paul was ahead on all three judges’ scorecards.
This fight held significant bad blood and personal tension, partly fueled by Logan’s fiancée, Nina Agdal, who had been the target of Dillon Danis’s online harassment. Agdal had filed a lawsuit against Danis in September and obtained a restraining order due to the derogatory content he posted about her on social media.
The chaos didn’t stop with the fight, as it had spilled over into the lead-up to the event. During the final face-off, Logan pelted Danis with a can, while Danis responded by throwing a microphone that struck Paul in the face, drawing blood.
Despite the anticipation of the Paul vs. Danis fight, there was another bout afterward. Tommy Fury controversially defeated KSI, adding more intrigue to an event filled with drama.
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