Jake Paul and Logan Paul tease surprise announcement as Conor McGregor claim made

Jake Paul and his older brother Logan are reportedly set to take their sibling rivalry into the boxing ring - with a showdown that would be broadcast live on HBO Max - according to social media buzz.

This potential match takes the concept of sibling rivalry to a whole new level, a step beyond what the Klitschko brothers - Vitali and Wladimir - had famously sworn against during their record-breaking careers.

Jake Paul's ambiguous March 27 next fight announcement hinted at the possibility of a dynamic that hasn't ever been seen before in a professional boxing ring.

The internet is ablaze with reactions, with one user asserting: "So stupid. Cash grab.

"As if you guys would go and KO one another or hurt one another." Speculation continues as another questioned the legitimacy: "Will it be a real fight?"

Meanwhile, the over-hyped battle between Jake Paul and aging boxing great, Mike Tyson, ended with a less-than-thrilling victory for Paul watched by a stadium crowd in Texas and millions on Netflix - an event failing to match its pre-fight excitement. Conor McGregor has, also, disclosed that UFC derailed a potential bout between him and the elder Paul sibling, Logan.

In December, Conor McGregor, aged 36 and out of action since a leg break in a defeat to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021, disclosed that he was negotiating with the Ambani family for a possible bout with Logan Paul - in India.

However, ahead of UFC 311 last week, UFC's president, Dana White, dismissed the idea of releasing McGregor from his contract for the proposed fight with Paul, expressing his desire to see the former two-division champion back in the octagon by the end of 2025.

Then, earlier this week, McGregor, who had previously met with the YouTube