Jake and Logan Paul announce 'the moment you've waited a decade for,' but leave questions

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Logan and Jake Paul will be streamed on HBO Max in two months — but it's up for debate on what will actually be shown.

It appears the brothers teased a fight between the two of them that will take place on March 27, but such an announcement has yet to come.

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The brothers each posted a graphic that shows the two of them facing off. They both posted on X, "The moment you've waited a decade for… March 27th on @StreamHBOMax."

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Jake Paul accompanied by his brother Logan, right, before his heavyweight bout with Mike Tyson at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, USA.  (Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

However, there has been no official announcement on a fight from Jake's boxing promotion, Most Valuable Promotions. In fact, in a joint Instagram post, MVP was left off as a collaborator, while the brothers and HBO Max were in on the joint post.

It should be noted that Jake's men's care line, W, posted a poll on its Instagram story, asking fans, "Who do you think is winning?" However, one of the answers, in typical Paul-trolling fashion, was "Mike Tyson."

Fox News Digital reached out to MVP for clarification, but did not receive a response.

Logan, the older of the two, said over the summer that he had reached out to Netflix after Mike Tyson was hospitalized, saying he would be willing to fight his brother in order to keep the Paul-Tyson bout on its original date of July 20.

"We actually ran it up the chain at Netflix," Logan said on his podcast while then-Republican nominee Donald Trump was his guest.

Jake wound up fighting on that