Jake Paul is determined to become an even bigger headache for Dana White and his allies. After the announcement of the merger between PFL and MVP, the Trouble Kid took to social media in a post on Friday (31) to provoke the UFC CEO with his typical teenage sense of humor. Determined to become a real threat to the MMA market leader, Paul chose to touch on a well-known wound in the bald man's relationship with many fighters during his speech.
The YouTuber revisited an old issue by criticizing the pay of fighters in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), and made it clear that his goal in the industry is to bring a new market reality to combat sports. In his initial statement on social media, his interest in also investing in boxing was clear.
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“The UFC will no longer be the place where people judge fighters to determine who is the best in the world. UFC fighters are often underpaid and sidelined. We've seriously changed the game. For any other fighter in any organization out there – you're going to want to fulfill your contracts and come join the biggest, the best, the highest-paying, and the most-watched organization out there. That's MVP,” he stated.
Jake Paul just sent a message to Dana White and the UFC after the PFL x MVP merger 😳
“The UFC will no longer be the place where people judge fighters as to who the best in the world is.
[UFC] fighters are often left underpaid and put on a shelf.
We have seriously changed… pic.twitter.com/IEjcPilpwr
— Championship Rounds (@ChampRDS) July 31, 2026
Jake Paul is poised to become a major rival for Dana White.

Ngannou and Jake Paul promote a boxing match. Photo: Courtesy of YouTube
Jake Paul , the face behind Most Valuable Promotions, surprised the combat sports world by announcing the merger of MVP with the PFL. With names of the caliber of Dakota Ditcheva and Vadim Nemkov , the company will have the chance to promote events much more frequently than in the past. Furthermore, considering that the organization's first event was streamed on Netflix, the possibilities for the event's growth become even more promising.
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