5 possible next opponents for Jake Paul after his win over Tyron Woodley

#4 Jake Paul vs Dillon Danis

Jake Paul has been called out by Dillon Danis

Dillon Danis is one of the most active fighters on social media, and he chimed in with constant opinions as Jake Paul fought Tyron Woodley. He criticized Paul's boxing technique, backing up his earlier claims that the 24-year-old wouldn't win and that he can't hang with real fighters.

Danis had previously issued a challenge to Jake Paul, saying that he'd either knock the social media star out cold or retire. He took to Twitter for the same:

if jake paul actually wins tonight i’ll knock him out cold or i’ll retire

— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) August 30, 2021

On paper, it seems like a realistic possibility. Jiu-jitsu wizard Danis isn't the most talented striker and has a cult following for his trash talk online, so he could be the perfect man for Paul to continue to develop his skills. However, the 28-year-old might not be a big enough name for Paul to seriously consider right now.

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#3 Jake Paul vs KSI

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Another YouTuber who has ventured into the realm of boxing, KSI, has been linked with a fight against Jake Paul for a long time now. The Watford native has previously fought Jake's brother Logan Paul twice, clinching the second meeting narrowly.

KSI has been active in the music industry with several concerts and newly released albums, putting his boxing career on hold for now. But a return doesn't seem far away, with the 28-year-old having frequently insisted that fighting Paul is something he has to do down the line.

KSI watching that Jake Paul win against Tyron Woodley lmao pic.twitter.com/rqRaaQxjpZ

— kev (@YUCKESH) August 30, 2021

KSI briefly mentioned that he'd like to fight Austin McBroom to prepare for Paul, but McBroom has been embroiled in a series of controversies that don't have an end in sight. So Jake Paul vs KSI might happen sooner than we think, especially since the latter is now a bigger name than ever.