Dillon Danis makes his boxing debut against Logan Paul, who has prior experience. Danis has overhauled his training to compete, while the fighters trade extreme trash talk comparable to Conor McGregor's style, with personal jabs about family designed to drive massive viewership.
Logan obviously has a leg up having boxed before, right? But Dylan has made all the necessary adjustments to his life, his preparation. But this is his boxing debut, so he has to go in there and really prove it right now. I can tell you the banter that's going back and forth, I mean, he's confident in his abilities and he's definitely putting in the work. So ultimately, you don't take that position with the banter that he's doing if you're not going in there with some level of confidence in yourself, right? It's personal now, I would imagine. Oh yeah.
Not even Conor, king of trash talk Conor. He never even went that far. Part to talk about family. I don't like that he's talking about family, but I like it in the sense of like, I'm gonna stare at it.
I'm a kid on the internet and I think it's funny too, you know?
Yeah, it's too far, but at the same time, like, but it's there. Yeah, you know what I mean? I'm watching that.
Listen, I think what's interesting is the— love it or hate it— the engagement for that is through the roof, and it should help sell the fight.
