Jake Paul has shared his thoughts on Eddie Hearn signing Tom Aspinall, as well as the ongoing feud between Eddie Hearn and Dana White
There’s very few multi industry entrepreneurs quite like Jake Paul (12-2, 7ko’s).
The man from Ohio rose to fame creating social media content alongside his brother Logan Paul.
As of 2026, Jake Paul is fully immersed in the combat sport world.
Whether fight fans like it or not, Paul is one of the faces of the sport.
Most recently he stepped in the ring with former two time unified world champion Anthony Joshua (29-4, 27ko’s) in a professionally sanctioned bout that was watched by over 33 million viewers live on Netflix.
Not only this, Paul has established a very successful promotional outfit in Most Valuable Promotions (MVP).
Alongside business partner and CEO Nakisa Bidarian, MVP is now undoubtedly the leading promoter for women’s boxing.
Making a play for women’s boxing has opened up so many opportunities for female fighters.
MVP recently announced their inaugural UK event, an all female card in London live on Sky Sports.
Headlining will be Caroline Dubois vs Terri Harper for the unified lightweight titles.
They have also announced their first MMA event recently, with the crossover between the two combats becoming more and more common.
Leading boxing promoter Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Boxing has recently unveiled UFC Heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall as the flagship fighter for his new venture Matchroom Talent Agency.
This is a key play in the ongoing promoter battle between Eddie Hearn and Dana White.
Speaking to Fight Hub TV, Jake Paul stated:
“I think it’s very entertaining (Eddie Hearn vs Dana White), and is good for both of their promotional abilities”.
“I think we’ll see more UFC fighters go and sign with Eddie Hearn, which I think is a very smart move on their part.”
Hearn has publicly stated that a dozen of UFC fighters have contacted him regarding joining Matchroom Talent Agency.
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