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Jake Paul trolls KSI by comparing their alleged PPV sales numbers, Internet asks Problem Child to 'stop lying'

Jake Paul had taunted KSI by comparing their alleged PPV sales but fans had disagreed with Paul's statement

CLEVELAND, OHIO: Jake Paul recently trolled KSI by comparing their alleged PPV sales number which shows a massive difference. However, fans have seemed to disagree with this statement of ‘The Problem Child.’

When Jake Paul abruptly faced his adversaries on September 17 during a live broadcast, he was recently expelled from an online contest between KSI and Tommy Fury.

Jake Paul takes a jibe at KSI

KSI and his future opponent, Fury, got into a contentious argument during a live Kick feed with well-known streamer Adin Ross. But after some time of chatting with one another, their surprise encounter with their shared foe caught them off guard.

The longtime foe of KSI, Jake Paul, entered the ring to tease him by asking him about his boxing record and the opponents he had faced thus far in his career.

Recently, Jake Paul launched fresh criticisms of the 30-year-old YouTuber on X (previously Twitter), focusing on the purported amount of pay-per-view (PPV) sales from their separate battles.

In the tweet, Jake Paul mentioned that there were 800,000 buys for the Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury fight as compared to 300,000 for KSI’s fight. He captioned the tweet ‘Levels.’

Internet disagrees with Jake Paul

After Jake Paul tweeted about the difference in numbers, his claims were soon refuted by fans, who responded in a variety of ways.

A user commented on the post, “Stop lyin,” whereas another user said, “Bro can’t go 24 hours without lying”. A fan also mentioned, “That’s Wikipedia……..”

A fan further commented, “I'll never understand why Logan isn't the main event,” while one said, “Actual status of current fight with KSI.”

Another user wrote, “Lets admit it...the best sales person of the KSI fightcard was Dillon Danis. Otherwise the interest would'nt even be 20% of what it is now”.