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Jake Paul<\/strong> is a man with options.<\/p>\n Unlike all those UFC fighters locked down by impenetrable contracts, \u201cThe Problem Child\u201d is a free man. Alongside former UFC executive Nakisa Bidarian, Paul is the co-founder of Most Valuable Fights (MVP), meaning he\u2019s promoting his own fights and has the agency to seek out whatever opponents interest him.<\/p>\n Currently, however, Paul is unscheduled. He\u2019s been on the sidelines the entirety of 2026, which is precisely what happens when a massive Heavyweight boxer breaks your jaw. Despite \u2014 or because of? \u2014 the layoff, Paul has his eyes on a whole host of opponents for his potential comeback and beyond. Recently, Paul went on social media to name a long list of foes in the right and the cage alike.<\/p>\n \u201cBefore I rest \u2026\u201d Paul began on X before writing out his hit list.<\/p>\n \u201cCanelo Alvarez<\/strong> \u201cMake it happen @nakisabidarian.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s an ambitious hit list to say the least! These names are varying levels of possible and likely. Darren Till, for example, is something of a free agent, able to hop around promotions and take on all comers. Tom Aspinall, conversely, is stuck in his UFC contract for the foreseeable future. He also, like Deontay Wilder or Francis Ngannou, is a Heavyweight, a division Paul claimed he would be avoiding after the brutal Anthony Joshua knockout (watch it again here).<\/p>\n There is one commonality though: any of those athletes could make a boatload of money fighting Jake Paul.<\/p>\n
Francis Ngannou<\/strong>
Conor McGregor <\/strong>(Boxing & MMA)
Sean Strickland<\/strong>
Darren Till<\/strong>
Ryan Garcia<\/strong>
KSI<\/strong>
Chris Eubank<\/strong>
Edgar Berlanga<\/strong>
Tom Aspinall <\/strong>(Boxing)
Deontay Wilder<\/strong>
Nate Diaz<\/strong> (MMA)
Midget who ruined our fight
World Title<\/p>\n