Logan. The most anticipated bout at the Misfits Boxing event on October 14 was Paul’s boxing matchup with Dillon Danis. Due to his assaults on Logan on social media, Danis generated a lot of hype, but during their meeting, he fell short.

The 30-year-old was defeated by the Maverick, who controlled El Jefe the whole game. Following Paul’s humiliation, everyone assumed Danis would put an end to the online mocking. However, he hasn’t truly stopped acting in that way.

 

He first made fun of the YouTube sensation for not being able to knock him out after losing. He even issued an MMA combat challenge, to which Paul made no reply. However, Dillon is now prepared to give up his fight purse in exchange for Logan agreeing to a mixed martial arts rematch.

The Bellator welterweight contender posted a tweet pointing out that The Maverick inked a contract to fight him in mixed martial arts. “Logan keeps his end of the bargain and signs an MMA fight I’ll give him my purse,” the 30-year-old wrote.

It should be mentioned that prior to the battle, Logan committed to an MMA rematch with this opponent. The only need for the same was that Dillon had to attend the boxing match.

 

In a similar vein, Danis had promised to give Logan his purse should Logan lose their match on October 14. The Jiu-Jitsu practitioner is now prepared to carry out his end of the bargain. However, it remains to be seen if the YouTuber honors his pledge as well.

How much money did Dillon Danis make from the Logan Paul fight?

El Jefe may have stated that he’ll give his purse to Logan, but it’ll probably be a hard pill to swallow for him. The reason behind it is that he earned a huge chunk of money for his bout with The Maverick.

 

Dillon disclosed the bout purse during his unexpected visit on Piers Morgan’s program. Danis disclosed the sum of money he earned from his well-publicized fight with Logan Paul during the talk.

Danis said on the program that his earnings from the Misfits boxing battle exceeded $1 million. It makes sense that the 30-year-old would profit so much from the fight considering that the PPV allegedly sold over 1.3 million copies.

 

The Jiu-Jitsu practitioner would probably still be content because of his earnings even though he was unable to win. It would be fascinating to see if Paul agrees, as Dillon is prepared to give Logan his entire pocketbook. What the future holds for this rivalry is unknown, as The Maverick is already on his way to WWE.