Jake and Logan Paul to coach rival teams in new combat sports reality series for Hulu

Jake Paul and Logan Paul are moving behind the camera as coaches and executive producers on a new combat sports reality series, set to air on Hulu and ESPN with production scheduled to begin in 2027.

The untitled show will feature competitors drawn from mixed martial arts, boxing and traditional martial arts. According to the official synopsis, fighters will be split into two teams — one coached by each Paul brother — living and training together before facing off in bouts that determine who stays in the competition.

The format breaks from conventional reality-show mechanics in one significant way: there are no elimination votes. Instead, fighters choose their own opponents, introducing a layer of strategy into every matchup. The competition runs until one man and one woman are left standing, with those two declared the winners.

“From the hearts and minds of Jake and Logan Paul, this series is a ruthless competition where eliminations are not settled by a vote; they are settled by a fight,” the official synopsis reads.

In a joint press release, the brothers framed the concept as a natural extension of their backgrounds in combat sports. “This series takes everything we love about competitive combat and turns it into a high-stakes survival spectacle for today’s audiences,” they said. “You choose your opponent, fight to stay and have nowhere to hide.”

The series does not yet have an official title, and further details — including casting and episode count — are expected to be announced ahead of the 2027 production start.