“Put Showtime in $16M of Debt and Contributed to Their Downfall”: KSI’s Manager Claps Back at Jake Paul With Harsh Reality Check for Sly Dig at Prime Card PPV Buys

In the ever-evolving world of boxing, new feuds arise. Unsurprisingly there is a new one in town: Jake Paul and Mams Taylor. Jake Paul recently retweeted a video of Tommy Fury. Consequently, Mams, the promoter under KSI’s Misfits banner quickly fact-checked the young influencer turned boxer.

It is quite a known fact among influencer boxing aficionados that KSI and Jake Paul have been having some major beef.  That feud extends to Mams as well. But beyond the jabs, hooks, and verbal uppercuts, a real story unfolds in the numbers, revealing the harsh realities of the pay-per-view (PPV) battlefield.

Jake Paul gets fact-checked by KSI’s manager

Jake Paul stated on Twitter that KSI would appeal Tommy Fury’s interview, albeit with humor. He commended the boxers for reaching a staggering 700k global buys, praising this figure as a “great number.” Yet, hidden beneath the bravado lies a tangled web of truth and rivalry. After claiming superiority in his bout against Tommy Fury, Jake Paul experienced a slightly unexpected turn of events.

Mams Taylor, not one to hold back, fired back with some statistics of his own. He challenged Jake’s claim that he and Tommy pulled in 550k global buys. Furthermore, he pointed out that most of those came from the UK. Then, he delivered a one-two punch by highlighting the less-than-impressive 350k buys from Jake and Nate Diaz‘s fight. The fight was actually raising concerns about not generating enough revenue according to Marca. But Mams didn’t stop there.

In a narrative twist, Mams Taylor exposed the dark side of the business, revealing that Jake and his entourage had pushed Showtime into a whopping $16 million debt. The reason? Demanding exorbitant upfront fees that they didn’t deserve. To add insult to injury, PPV sales had taken a nosedive. Jake and Nate may have been the culprits in this downfall, leaving the broadcast giant to count their losses. “you guys put Showtime in $16M of debt and contributed to their downfall because you demanded crazy undeserved upfront fees and PPVs tanked.”

But Mams wasn’t finished yet. He questioned the accuracy of Jake’s 700k global buys claim, suggesting that the actual figures might be even higher. With one final taunt, he asked, “What else?” It was a cliffhanger that left Twitter buzzing.

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This social media exchange paints a vivid picture of the brutal truth behind the glitz and glamour of the online boxing world. In a sport where words are as much a weapon as fists, the battle is not just inside the ring but in the arena of public perception and financial reality.

 Jake Paul and Mams Taylor may continue to spar verbally, but their exchange serves as a stark reminder that, in the world of online sports, the line between success and scandal is razor-thin. Numbers serve as the ultimate judge in the boxing industry. Furthermore, every PPV sale can either make or break reputations in this unforgiving landscape. As long as the drama continues, fans and analysts alike will eagerly await the next round of this gripping story in the squared circle of social media.

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