It’s sad to say, but Jake Paul and his brother Logan Paul have reached a level of fame where they can get attention merely through generating speculation. Earlier today, the Paul brothers shared an image on their respective Instagram accounts of the two of them staring aggressively into each other’s eyes with a caption that read,

Jake Paul and Logan Paul ended speculation that they'll be squaring off in the boxing ring. The brothers on Thursday announced they'll be launching a family reality show, "Paul American"’ starting March 27 on HBO Max.

Earlier this week, Jake and Logan Paul suggested on social media they would be going head-to-head on 27 March. Fans weren't convinced by the theatrics and it looks like they had every right to be suspicious - as the brothers revealed via an Instagram live that a new reality show Paul American is on the way.

Jake and Logan Paul teased a March 27 event on social media, but reports suggest it will be a reality series on HBO Max, not a boxing match.

Logan Paul, 29, began his boxing career in 2018 after being challenged by fellow YouTuber KSI. In 2020, he took part in an exhibition bout with former world champion boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. He subsequently transitioned into wrestling franchise WWE, which he has been involved with since 2021.

It looks like brothers Jake and Logan Paul won’t be squaring off in the boxing ring anytime soon. Instead, they are launching a family reality series, Paul American, starting March 27 on HBO Max. Promotional social media posts on Tuesday teasing an “announcement” tricked fans into believing they could be going head-to-head in the ring on March 27.