During a recent streaming session in Puerto Rico, Logan Paul revealed unexpected legal developments involving his past boxing rival Dillon Danis. According to Paul, Danis is preparing to file a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden and the UFC following an altercation at the venue.
The disclosure came during a conversation with streamers Adin Ross and N3on at Paul’s Puerto Rico residence. When asked about his own legal dispute with Danis, Paul clarified that he personally isn’t suing the MMA star—his fiancée Nina is handling that matter. However, Paul then dropped the bombshell about Danis’s plans.
“I would bet a lot of money that he is preparing to sue Madison Square Garden and the UFC,” Paul stated confidently during the stream. He explained Danis’s legal strategy, noting that the fighter’s argument centers on reasonable expectations of safety.
“His argument will be that when he went to Madison Square Garden, he didn’t expect to get jumped by 10 guys.”
Paul outlined how Danis appears to be building his case methodically. The fighter is reportedly going through concussion protocols and has already used his alleged injury as justification for missing a deposition. Danis also pulled out of a scheduled match, citing the same health concerns. “He’s going through all the concussion protocol. Now he can’t fight,” Paul explained.
The WWE star suggested that Danis is strategically positioning himself to claim substantial damages, contingent on proving he sustained a legitimate concussion. “He’s going to be able to claim damages if he has a real concussion,” Paul said, though he added skeptically, “He probably doesn’t, but he’s playing the game.”
Despite his doubts about the injury’s legitimacy, Paul acknowledged that Danis’s legal approach could prove effective. “He’s going to very likely sue them and probably win,” he predicted, highlighting the strength of the safety argument against major venues and organizations.
The situation adds to the complicated history between Paul and Danis, who previously faced off in a highly publicized boxing match that ended in chaos. Their rivalry has been marked by social media feuds and legal disputes, with both parties continuing to make headlines months after their controversial bout.
