Logan Paul agrees to fight Sharks' Evander Kane: 'Put him on the list'
It seems like just about everyone wants a piece of Logan and Jake Paul these days. Even Evander Kane wants to get in the ring with one of the brothers.
The San Jose Sharks forward was relentless in the heckling of both brothers in recent days, calling them out on Twitter, and even challenging Jake to a boxing match. Logan, who watched his brother knock out Nate Robinson over the weekend, accepted Kane's challenge saying: "Sure, put him on the list."
Kane, of course, was quick to respond.
The Paul brothers are best known for being YouTube personalities. However, both have dabbled in fighting, and Logan lost to fellow internet personality KSI in 2019. Jake, on the other hand, has won both of his fights.
Kane has played for three teams over his NHL career and has led the league in penalty minutes in each of the last two seasons. He's no stranger to boxing, either, and would be a much larger challenge for either of the Paul brothers than Robinson was.
Kane, who was named after Evander Holyfield, is 6-foot-2 and weighs 210 pounds. He's the son of former amateur boxer Perry Kane and has developed a reputation as being one of the better fighters in the NHL.
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