Dillon Danis can’t say he didn’t bring this all to himself. The legal ramifications of slut shaming and defaming Nina Agdal, Logan Paul’s fiancé, are very real. If he hadn’t gone after the Youtuber’s significant other, there is a good chance this fight would still be happening on October 14.
But Danis chose online violence due to a grudge he has against both Paul brothers after one of them was involved with his girlfriend a few years back. Nina Agdal had nothing to do with the fight but Danis thought that being a public figure would give him the license to go after her as a target to hurt Logan Paul. In the end, nothing seems to be working for Danis and he appears to have dropped out of the fight.
The last straw came on Thursday after Logan Paul appeared on Jake Paul’s podcast to brag about the multiple lawsuits filed against him. Both brothers were bragging about leaving him completely broken and with a massive debt that has the potential to leave him on the streets.
After posting a few more threatening messages on Twitter, Dillon Danis couldn’t take it anymore and wrote: “Logan bragging about lawsuits again he isn’t built for the fight game, this pussy doesn’t deserve me I’m out.” And just as Logan Paul predicted, Danis will remain unable to fight for more than four years going on five. The October 14 fight is still happening though, but against who?
Enter Mike Perry
On paper, Logan Paul should be far more scared about fighting the one who would take Dillon Danis’ place in case he bowed out. That man is none other than Bare Knuckle Boxing multi champion Mike Perry. He was actually there on the media day to do a proper face-to-face with Logan Paul.
Now that Danis apparently has exited the chat, it is Mike Perry the one who will take his place. In fact, Perry just tweeted he is more than ready to take on this challenge because pretty much everybody expected this to happen from Danis. Nobody trusts this man has the courage to get either inside a ring or an octagon for an MMA fight. Don’t get us wrong, he is great a grappling but he is definitely not known for striking.