Logan Paul’s bout with Dillon Danis will still go ahead despite the WWE star being hit in the face by a microphone at the final press conference ahead of their fight on Saturday.<br /><br />Danis and Paul were on stage discussing their upcoming bout when the ugly scenes broke out.<br /><br />Danis was furious with some comments Paul had made about an alleged daughter of his.<br /><br />The pair engaged in a verbal row before things turned physical. Danis launched at Paul and hit the 28-year-old in the face with his microphone - connecting cleanly on Paul's forehead.<br /><br />Paul was taken off stage immediately, holding his head in his hands, and Danis took to social media shortly after the incident to share a photo of blood on the floor.<br /><br />The picture caused concern as a cut to Paul could have jeopardized their highly anticipated bout on Saturday.<br /><br />However, Paul's business partner KSI confirmed to Mail Sport that Paul was ‘fine’ and able to fight on the weekend. But, KSI - who is taking on Tommy Fury in the main event - did say that Paul was furious about the incident.<br /><br />He said: ‘I went to go see Logan and he is all good. It’s just a little bit of a bruise.<br /><br />‘But he’s very angry. He’s very angry that he got hit.‘<br /><br />'So yeah, Logan can’t wait to destroy him on Saturday night’.<br /><br />Paul backed up KSI's comments with his tweet on X, as he insisted the fight is still 'very much happening'.<br /><br />Paul wrote: 'Dillon can't escape me. The fight is very much happening, the stakes just got higher.' <br /><br />Paul and Danis have been butting heads constantly, pardon the pun, in the build-up to Saturday’s fight.<br /><br />Danis has been attacking Paul's fiancee Nina Agdal on social media, which has led to her filing a $150,000 lawsuit against him.<br /><br />Paul’s fiancee has also taken out a Temporary Restraining Order against Danis after his relentless social media jabs.<br /><br />Paul is looking to silence Danis once and for all on Saturday night. However, it remains to be seen if that bout will still go ahead.<br />
