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In the latest update of Logan Paul and Dillon Danis’ drama, Logan reacts to the latter’s sparring session. Besides uploading derogatory images of Logan’s fiancée, Nina Agdal, ‘El Jefe’ has been hard at work in the gym. Recently, he even shared a clip from his sparring session to convey his progress to his followers. But it made its way in front of his opponent’s eyes. Unsurprisingly, Logan criticized Dillon’s technique, sparking heated remarks from the boxing world. 

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In a recently shared clip, Logan and his little brother, Jake Paul, analyzed Dillon’s sparring video. He seemed confused as to why Dillon decided to post the video in the first place. But that wasn’t the only question Logan and Jake had. They questioned Dillon’s sparring style, defense, and even the people he was sparring against. As the two brothers summarized Dillon’s inability to box, they seemed confident about Logan’s win. However, fans seem to have a different opinion about the clip posted by Dillon.

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The spotlight of criticism intensifies on Logan Paul

‘El Jefe’ is no stranger to mind games; he is training with the ‘Notorious’ Conor McGregor after all. So, some fans expect Dillon’s move to share the clip as nothing more than a psychological jab to disorient Logan. Others point to Logan’s erratic boxing style, but the overall theme remains anti-Logan.

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One user wrote, “Dillon is doing it on purpose.” Following Dillon’s track record in the lead-up to the fight, it shouldn’t come as a surprise if it is a fake-out from Dillon. On the other hand, if it’s not, Dillon is in for a hard time inside the square ring.

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Another user wrote, “Logan’s really talking……. when he windmills for punches and gasses out in 2 seconds. What technique do you know?” The user questioned Logan’s skill and technique, mentioning his “windmill” punches. In his fights against KSI and Floyd Mayweather, Logan used an unusual style of punching, inspiring the name.

Someone else came to Dillon’s rescue, saying, “You don’t need to look fancy or pretty in sparring. Point of sparing is testing out ur combos. And movements. Not looking like a pretty boy. Dashing for the camera.” The user correctly points out the real purpose of sparring. Boxers don’t share their normal sparring sessions online. They often plan out the ones that are shared.

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One user speculated if Dillon was using the video to mess with Logan or if Dillon was just bad. The user wrote, “Either Dillon is using this video to play mind games or he just suck in general.”

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Another user wrote, “Jab uppercut juicehead talking about sparring, bro posted himself sparring a random who showed up to his house.” Here, the user is referring to the recent clip Logan shared of himself sparring with someone.

Despite Logan’s harsh criticism of Dillon’s sparring session, fans remain focused on his actions online. Meanwhile, Dillon gets more supporters for the upcoming bout against Logan. What do you think about Dillon’s sparring video? 

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Sudeep Sinha

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Sudeep Sinha is a Golf Writer at EssentiallySports, covering the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and the storylines around the sport's biggest events and names. He previously spent over two years writing in the Boxing department, where his fight-night coverage was featured on Sports Illustrated, Daily Mail, and Yahoo Sports, including his reporting on Ryan Garcia's career arc. On the golf beat, Sudeep covers tour news, player form, and the season-long storylines that shape the men's and women's game, from majors to the ongoing shifts in how professional golf is structured. That same appetite for detail that made his boxing coverage stand out now shows up in how he breaks down a swing change or a schedule shakeup for hardcore and casual fans alike. Outside work, he splits his time between reading, cycling, and following combat sports.

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