Logan Paul Claims Canelo Alvarez ‘Spit On The Ethics Of Boxing’

Logan Paul has released a sarcastic rant on Canelo Alvarez after the Mexican firefighter accused Logan and his brother Jake of respecting boxing.

The two YouTube stars have moved to the ring in recent years and King Canelo has not caught a pound for a pound.

But Logan’s older brother responded to the Night Shift Gaming stream and told each Dexerto: “I think he’s the guy who was caught using steroids twice. We want to talk about respect. your boxing, talk about a guy who didn’t play by the rules. “

“F ** k you. Suck ad ** k,” he continued.

“I think it’s salty because I get a chance to beat it [Floyd] Mayweather and lost to him, that was his only loss.

“It pains me like a bro. As it is, Jake and I put in the work, we’re out working professional boxers, we go hard as f ** k, dedicating our lives to him.

“To say that we respect the sport, I feel that I have a lot of respect especially since it comes from someone who, literally, respects and spins about the ethics of the sport. Yeah, it lifts me up. “

Alvarez was suspended for six months back in 2018 after failing two drug tests. The 30-year-old said it was the result of ‘contaminated meat.’

Paul followed his tirade and paid homage to Canelo’s ability, admitting that it was a disappointment to get the criticism ahead of his big fight with Floyd Mayweather.

“I don’t know what it is that people feel threatened by people who are willingly, actively, and willingly participating and putting in the work.

“It’s disrespectful to me when GOAT, someone I look like Canelo says I respect the sport just because he doesn’t understand the dynamics of Floyd’s business.”

Speaking to TMZ through an interpreter, Canelo put down a fight with Jake Paul and responded bluntly: “No. I really believe it’s a lack of respect. It’s all based on It’s all about money, I’m focusing on other projects right now.

“I have other stuff going on, and I’d invite him for a sparring session so he knows what it really is.”

Speaking to the two brothers, he said: “For real fighters, I believe it’s a lack of respect.”