Jake and Logan Paul to coach rival teams in new fight-elimination reality series

Jake Paul and Logan Paul are set to front an untitled fight competition reality series for Hulu and ESPN, with production scheduled to begin sometime in 2027. The brothers will serve as rival coaches, each leading a separate team of fighters drawn from MMA, boxing and traditional martial arts.

According to the official synopsis, competitors will live and train together before facing off in bouts they themselves arrange — meaning alliances and rivalries become tactical tools as much as physical ones. Losers are eliminated on the spot until one male and one female fighter remain to claim the title.

“This series takes everything we love about competitive combat and turns it into a high-stakes survival spectacle for today’s audiences,” the Paul brothers said in a press release. “You choose your opponent, fight to stay, and have nowhere to hide.”

The concept has reportedly been in development for some time, but the partnership with Hulu and ESPN now gives it a formal home. The show does not yet have an official title.

The format echoes elements of long-running combat reality programmes while leaning into the fighter-driven matchmaking model that has become a hallmark of the Paul brothers’ promotional approach. “The fighter-first mentality is changing the industry,” they added. “We can’t wait to see who has what it takes.”

No casting details or a precise premiere window beyond the 2027 production start have been announced.