KSI was quick to dismiss Jake Paul’s second-round KO win over Nate Robinson by claiming he ‘saw nothing special’.
The Brit has widely been rumoured to face the Problem Child after facing the latter’s elder brother Logan on his professional debut last year.
Jake moved to 2-0 after obliterating former NBA ace Robinson with a brutal second-round KO on the undercard of the Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones Jr event.
The 23-year-old only embarked on his professional boxing career with a victory over fellow social media celeb AnEsonGib in January.
The fight came two months after brother Logan, 25, was beaten by split-decision against KSI – real name Olajide William Olatunji – in Los Angeles.
Jake is hellbent on gaining revenge for his sibling and called out the Watford-born star again following his win over Robinson.
And KSI, 27, has seemingly accepted after taking to twitter to fire a warning while brushing aside his internet rival’s skills in the ring.
He wrote: “I saw nothing special from Jake lol. Soon come.”
Paul has been extremely vocal about confirming a fight with KSI over the past year.
Speaking back in September, he said: “KSI vs Jake Paul is 100 per cent gonna happen. If I die without that happening, I would be so upset. It has to happen, for the culture.”
Jake beat KSI’s little brother ‘Deji’ in an exhibition bout in August 2018, the night Logan drew with his internet rival.
In the rematch on their pro debuts, Logan was docked two points for hitting KSI on the floor, a penalty that ultimately cost him on the cards.
Yet despite that, Jake’s co-trainer BJ Flores – who was once beaten by Tony Bellew – warned KSI will be beaten within three rounds if he faces the younger Paul.
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