Eddie Hall, the former world’s strongest man, is a force few would dare to cross. The former strongman made headlines last year when he defeated Jamil and Jamel Neffati in an insane 2v1 MMA bout last year. Now, the king of mismatches wants to repeat that feat, but this time against Jake Paul and Logan Paul.

The Paul brothers are no strangers to crossover chaos. However, not in their wildest dream, they would have predicted Hall throwing down the gauntlet. Furthermore, The Beast isn’t just taunting them. He’s vowing to deliver the same savage beatdown he unleashed on the Neffatis, promising a repeat of that brutal finish.

Eddie Hall’s scary prediction

Hall made an appearance on the recent Ariel Helwani Show to discuss his upcoming fight against Mariusz Pudzianowski. During the conversation, he tossed out a wild idea: a 2v1 MMA showdown with Jake Paul and Logan Paul. “Jake Paul and Logan Paul, I’d love to get those two in the ring together,” he told Helwani with a grin.

He didn’t mince words about the outcome. “I think it would be very uneven. One hundred percent [I would kick their a**],” he stated before laying out a grim warning. During his MMA debut in the handicapped match, Eddie Hall knocked out the Neffatis via a brutal powerbomb. He’s itching to do the same to Jake Paul and Logan Paul. “Powerbomb, smack them straight across the jaw. That’s it,” he declared, lounging on his bed with a menacing grin that should rattle the brothers. Despite the Paul brother’s extensive training, and The Problem Child moving up to heavyweight to fight Mike Tyson, the size difference is enormous.

Even with Eddie Hall coming at his career’s lowest 330 lbs to fight Pudzianowski later this month, he still is more than 100 lbs heavier than Jake Paul’s highest 227.2 lbs against Tyson. So, this fight might never happen. However, Jake Paul wants to team up with his brother in the future, but not in a place where Eddie Hall wants them.

Jake Paul’s WWE debut

In a recent interview with Newsweek, The Problem Child expressed his desire to join his brother Logan Paul in WWE. The Maverick made his WWE debut a few years ago and has been sensational in pro wrestling, already winning the US title. Jake Paul could team up as his brother’s tag-team partner, but he’s leaning another way.

“I’d love to be Logan’s manager, Paul Heyman-style in WWE, but I don’t think my body is cut out for the athleticism and the madness that WWE takes. I feel like I would break my back,” he said.

Only time will tell whether we will see the Paul brothers in a WWE program together. However, if the chance pops up, Triple H won’t hesitate to nab Jake. His fan-pulling power is too big to ignore.

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