"Nate Diaz, stop ducking. We need to make this happen for sports, to change the world, to change history, and to change the landscape of combat sports forever," Jake Paul declared, and this time it is not just talk. Paul is swapping the boxing ring for the octagon, a move made possible by the global merger of his own Most Valuable Promotions with the PFL. He put pen to paper back in 2023 and has not fought since, with the broken jaw he sustained against Anthony Joshua holding the process up until now. The plan is finally clear: the debut comes in 2027. Legendary Royce Gracie is already overseeing his jiu-jitsu work, because alongside managing some 400 athletes, Paul intends to do his own dominating inside the cage. Nate Diaz, Mike Perry, even Oleksandr Usyk — the list of potential opponents is a serious one. The Problem Child has stopped joking; he is announcing a new era in combat sports.