Jake Paul, Logan Paul set to lead new fight competition reality show on Hulu, ESPN
Jake Paul and Logan Paul are launching a new fight competition reality series for Hulu and ESPN, with production slated to begin in 2027. The show will feature fighters from MMA, boxing, and traditional martial arts competing in a high-stakes elimination format where losers of each bout are sent home rather than voted off by peers.
The series splits competitors into rival teams coached by the two brothers, with fighters living and training together throughout the competition. A unique strategic element allows athletes to choose their own matchups, turning alliances and rivalries into tactical weapons. The competition will continue until one male and one female fighter remain as champions.
According to a press release from the Paul brothers, the format prioritizes fighter agency and combat authenticity. "You choose your opponent, fight to stay, and have nowhere to hide," they stated. "The fighter-first mentality is changing the industry; we can't wait to see who has what it takes." The series currently operates without an official title, though the project has been in development for some time before the Pauls formally attached themselves as producers and team coaches.
The show represents a convergence of reality television and combat sports, targeting audiences who follow competitive fighting across disciplines. As of now, no cast list or specific air date has been announced beyond the 2027 production timeline.
