KSI has defended his decision to fight debutante and friend Swarmz following criticism from fans.
His British YouTuber, whose real name is JJ Olatunji, announced that he would be Alex in the boxing ring for the first time in over two years at his O2 Arena in London on August 27. I was scheduled to play against wasabi. However, Wasabiwas forced to withdraw from the match, suffered an undisclosed "serious" injury and was left without a replacement opponent.
A bitter rival to KSI. Jake Paul offered to join and fight in the UK for free, but KSI promptly refused, instead announcing that he would face musician Swarmz, whose real name is Brandon Scott. Since then, he has jumped to his own defense on his social media, tweeting: } "I wanted to prove to myself that I'm a better boxer than I've ever portrayed. If you want to see it, fine. A lot of good fights and fun to watch...it's the only YouTube boxing event this summer.There were a lot of things trying to disrupt this event but we still stand.This is a long-term play, and I'm happy to take a small L to get a big W later." was planning. He faced his brother Logan in a 2019 rematch. However, despite breaking his own nose, it was Wasabi who pulled himself out of the clash, leaving his KSI to find an opponent to ensure the fight card advances.
He's now facing rapper Swarmz, who has never boxed before and is set to debut at a near-sold-out event this month.KSI has previously hit with the musicians featured in the song. Released his single Houdini. YouTube star.
It is understood that the pair had had a personal rivalry since releasing the track with KSId event promoting the song. Paul, on the other hand, was unhappy that KSI rejected his offer of a later replacement on a card that was likely to generate a lot of interest in the future.
After the news broke, he mocked his KSI on social media, stating: Fighting with a rapper who is his friend and has written a song with. Naked, what the hell is going on? This event should be free, even KSI fans say what's going on and want to sell tickets for the event."
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