KSI made it clear to Jake Paul who the shot-caller is after a former UFC star recently signed with Misfits Boxing.

The fighter, who made his UFC debut in March 2024, left the promotion in early September this year after his six-fight contract expired. He had also won his last fight.

Now, a month later, he has signed a multi-year deal with KSI’s Misfits. The fighter in question is Michael ‘Venom’ Page.

Michael Venom PAGE of Great Britain with the red gloves during the UFC Fight Night at The Accor Arena on September 5, 2026 in Paris, France. (Photo by Johnny Fidelin/Icon Sport via Getty Images)

Following the veteran 39-year-old’s deal with MF Sports, founder KSI took shots at Jake Paul. On his Instagram Stories, the former Sidemen member highlighted Paul’s failures featuring Viddal, MVP, and Anthony Joshua. He wrote:

Tried to get Viddal to your company…Failed. Tried to get MVP to your company…Failed. Tried to beat Anthony Joshua…Failed. @misfitsboxing on top.

Check out KSI’s Instagram Story taking aim at Jake Paul:

Josh Hokit Has Two Reasons Why Jake Paul Wouldn’t Fight Him

Jake Paul recently released a list of opponents he would like to fight. It featured the likes of Conor McGregor, Francis Ngannou, Canelo Alvarez, and KSI, among others.

Reacting to the same, surging UFC heavyweight Josh Hokit took to X to call out Paul, Ciryl Gane, Alex Pereira, and even Anthony Joshua.

Hokit even had two reasons why Jake Paul would never fight him. He wrote:

@jakepaul, @ciryl_gane, @AlexPereiraUFC , boxing or MMA, none want the Incredible Hok, smoke. I destroy Jake, easy. I’m Jakes size & age so he would never fight me. AJ’s size was his built in excuse. Ciryl & Alex were praying not to fight me. Ciryl was forced to. P*ssies.

Check out Josh Hokit’s tweet below:

It is worth noting that Hokit is set to fight for the UFC heavyweight championship next. He will take on Gane at UFC 334 on the 14th of November, later this year.

Gerard Crispin

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