Jake Paul calls out for Tommy Fury rematch after outslugging UFC legend Nate Diaz

YouTuber turned pro boxer Jake Paul red, who rediscovered his winning ways with a unanimous points victory over former MMA legend Nate Diaz, could be primed for a rematch with Tommy Fury who beat him last February in Saudi Arabia

The 26-year-old social media personality has turned himself into a prizefighter where he has won all but one of his eight fights, the only loss coming against celebrity boxing rival Fury, the younger brother of world heavyweight boxing champion, Tyson Fury.

Paul, 26, turned down a a rematch to instead face Diaz, 38. He.clearly held the advantage for much of the 10-round event.

However, Diaz, a mixed-martial arts fighter who left the UFC in 2022, was on the verge of a knockout at several moments.

“It’s what I expected. That’s what he’s known for,” Paul said of Diaz. “I don’t know how he survived that first round but he’s a dog and I walked the dog.”

Paul showed he was better conditioned throughout in his first fight after a split-decision loss against Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia in February. The three judges scored this one in Pau’s favor, 97-92, 98-91, and 98-91.

Paul wasted no time to call out the younger Fury, in the ring afterwards with his mind set on revenge.

However,Fury must first fight Paul's arch YouTube rival KSI on October 14 in Manchester, a fight that the American plans to attend.

Paul also is signed to the Professional Fighters League (PFL) with his MMA debut set for next year.

He is also ready to offer Diaz $10million to fight him in the PFL cage.

"I want to run it back in MMA. Yeah, $10million PFL that's the offer let's run it back in MMA," he said in The Sun.

The 38-year-old Diaz, making his pro boxing debut, struck several blows near the end of the third round, briefly leaving Paul wobbly before the bell. Diaz continued his offensive in the fourth round, landing several jabs to the roars of the decidedly pro-Diaz crowd.

“He did a great job, he’s an athletic, strong dude,” said Diaz, who lamented not training harder for the event.

In the fifth round, Diaz appeared fatigued and Paul jumped on the opportunity. He sent Diaz briefly to the floor with a clean left hook before leveling successive blows to Diaz’s head later in the round.

“I didn’t want to burn out and then let him catch a wind and come back with something,” Paul said of the knockdown. “So I was being patient, being smart, and was looking for the kill, but he withstood a bunch of big punches.”

The win was Paul’s third against a former UFC champion. He beat Tyron Woodley with a one-punch knockout in December 2021 and Anderson Silva in a unanimous decision last September.