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"If Logan Paul lands his uppercut early, who knows what kind of affect it'll have on Mayweather."

Logan Paul's dream match may finally be coming true.

The YouTube personality took to Twitter on Monday and called on other social media influencers, offering $10,000 to anyone who can beat him in a wrestling match.

A number of well-known YouTube personalities and social media influencers forced to apologize for attending parties amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The YouTuber was seen at the Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall among the looters

"I am embarrassed that it has taken me 25 years to realize this: It is not enough to be 'not racist'. You have to be anti-racist," Paul said.

The YouTube star, who has 3.7 million followers on Twitter, shared a motivational message on Monday, but followers did not find it to be so inspiring.

It began with a tweet from Brown which read, "square up @LoganPaul," and led to a reply from Paul saying, "I'd drop you faster than the Patriots."

"Because we've grown up in this social media world, people feel like you have to tell everyone everything because that's how you get to 1 million followers. Sometimes you need to keep things to yourself. That's life."

Unlike the pair's first match in 2018, viewers won't be able to live stream the new fight on YouTube.

"Idk why men think they have so much say when it comes to a woman's body, and her choices on what she wants to do with HER body," one user wrote.

"F***ing moron ... this boils my blood."

'Spider-Man: Far From Home' will introduce a very different J. Jonah Jameson, without a traditional newspaper platform.

KSI and Deji are looking to sort out their problems after a few months of public squabbling.

Jake Paul and Erika Costell have ended their relationship and fans are still processing.

Greg Paul has had his Twitter account and email address hacked.

The two are duking it out over an ongoing feud that has played out through online videos, music tracks and press conferences.

"I know what I did was disgusting, wrong, an extremely obvious lapse of judgement."

"He's changed my life for the better and I've done the same for him."

"I've made mistakes," Paul said. "I know I've let people down. But what happens when you're given an opportunity to help make a difference in the world."

His monetized vlogs allows him to make a day what some make in a year.

The YouTube star's controversial video plays into an age-old trope of amplifying suicide.

Paul's tasteless Aokigahara Forest vlog has angered the internet.

"I didn't do it for views. I get views. I did it because I thought I could make a positive ripple on the internet, not cause a monsoon of negativity."

The controversial footage has been removed from the internet.