Jake Paul responds to KSI apology with a 'Knockout' threat, hints at a possible fight in the future

Jake Paul clapped back at KSI, who announced that he would be taking a break from social media for a racial incident.

The British YouTuber used a racial term to describe Pakistani people in a recent video and had to apologize for his actions on Twitter. His long-time rival Jake Paul took this opportunity to rub salt in his wounds by saying:

"Fake guy with fake apologies every other week. I hope you take this more serious than taking a break off social media so you can focus on training and then reappearing two weeks before your fight saying you’re a new man."

He added:

"Meet with British South Asian community leaders, get with the right charities and give back. I made my own mistakes in my early 20s but we are too old for this behavior. I look forward to knocking you the f**k out on behalf of all South Asians around the world. You 30-year-old prick."

Jake Paul has had his share of controversies and racial incidents in his years of being a social media star. However, he claims that he has made a lot of mistakes and has taken steps to correct them.

Take a look at the tweet:

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Jake Paul calls out KSI and his promotion for being scared to show fans' seats

Jake Paul claims KSI and his promotion do not show fans tickets to choose from because they do not sell out stadiums as they claim. 'The Nightmare' is set to fight Joe Fournier at the OVO Wembley Arena in London on May 13. 'The Problem Child' believes the fight is not selling out tickets. He shared his thoughts on Twitter, saying:

"KSI…your whole promotion is insecure. Can’t even let your fans see the seats and pick what they want because you too afraid for people to see tickets ain’t selling like you claim. And that’s a small ass venue. Same thing your doing in New Orleans. At least Kingpyn, who is at the same venue, is letting fans pick their seats. And oh yeah, they have Wade now."

KSI and Jake Paul have been constantly going back and forth on social media for years now, promising fans that they will fight soon. The British YouTuber even stated that his main reason for coming back to the boxing ring was to fight Paul.

Take a look at Paul's tweet: