Jake Paul Signs Multi-Fight<br />Deal With Showtime Sports.<br />After two fights, Jake Paul has decided to<br />move on from Triller Fight Club. .<br />ESPN reports that the 24-year-old has signed<br />a multi-fight deal with Showtime Sports. .<br />Showtime Boxing will distribute his<br />upcoming matches, although Paul has yet<br />to announce the details.<br />Jake is proud of the events he participated in<br />with Triller and appreciates the opportunities<br />they afforded him … Jake is excited to continue<br />his boxing career with Showtime Boxing.<br />Fight announcement coming soon, Nakisa Bidarian, Paul’s adviser, to ESPN.<br />Paul took to Twitter to brag about the<br />new deal, crowning himself a “king.” .<br />In the media business they say content<br />is king... and in the fight business, fighters<br />are the content...so WE are the kings …<br />make sure you are getting paid like a king! , Jake Paul, via Twitter.<br />Triller CEO Ryan Kavanaugh released his own statement,<br />bidding Paul farewell and offering him “the absolute best.”.<br />We love Jake … I wish Jake the absolute best. We had our two fights with him. … I think for us, we’ve gone the distance with him that we can go. We won’t be doing any more Jake fights, Ryan Kavanaugh, via BroBible
