Logan Paul hits out at Justin Bieber following Tom Cruise challenge

Meg Bethany Koepp

Controversial YouTube star Logan Paul is no stranger to a boxing challenge, and his latest proposition involves popstar Justin Bieber, as well as infamous actor Tom Cruise.

Logan Paul certainly isn’t unfamiliar with social media confrontation with other influencers and celebrities, and his latest hit is directed towards Justin Bieber.

This comes after Bieber confused the internet by propositioning Tom Cruise to an MMA fight out of seemingly nowhere.

“I wanna challenge Tom Cruise to fight in the octagon. Tom if you dont take this fight your scared and you will never live it down. Who is willing to put on the fight?” the popstar tweeted.

The Mission Impossible star hasn’t responded, but that didn’t stop Logan Paul from chiming in with a proposition of his own.

Logan is not afraid of little confrontation.

The proposition

“Why you wanna fight a 56 year old… let’s dance,” Logan responded, quoting Bieber’s original tweet.

The popstar has yet to respond, but seeing a brawl between the pair would be absolutely legendary, and would certainly go down in internet history.

UFC fighter Justin Gaethje then responded to the YouTuber’s tweet, saying, “I’ll fight the both of you at the same time.”

This sent fans into an uproar, with one user tweeting, “I’m finally interested.” while another replied, “Gaethje please don’t add fuel to this shitshow.”

Logan loves to fight

Logan has really stepped up into the world of boxing, and was recently supposed to participate in a “slap battle” against some of Russia’s greatest slap champions.

The YouTube star uploaded a video showing him knocking an opponent unconscious with just one single slap – something so crazy, fans accused him of faking it.

Logan has since pulled out of the competition, citing his brain damage and also fears over it turning into a controversy similar to the Suicide Forest video.

Though he isn’t competing in Russia, the vlogger is set to face off against KSI again in November 2019, though no date or venue has been set yet.