Some weekends just line up perfectly, and for KSI, this one felt almost scripted.
As results rolled in across boxing rings and football pitches, the YouTuber-turned-fighter found himself watching two of his biggest rivals fall — and he didn’t waste a second enjoying the moment publicly.
Old Rivalries, No Love Lost
At 32, Olajide Olayinka Williams Olatunji — better known as KSI — has never hidden his dislike for Jake Paul and Andrew Tate.
The feeling, of course, goes both ways.
Years of public jabs, online clashes, and business drama have kept tensions simmering, so it was no surprise KSI was paying close attention to their latest outings.
Jake Paul’s Painful Night in Miami
Friday night delivered the first twist.
Jake Paul stepped into the ring with Anthony Joshua for a heavyweight bout in Miami, and it ended brutally.
Joshua landed a crushing overhand right that left Paul with a broken jaw in two places, sealing a decisive defeat.
KSI wasted no time reacting.
Posting on X, he shared a still image of the punch that caused the damage and added a simple but pointed message: “Congratulations AJ.”
One More Wish on the List
Two minutes later, KSI made it clear his night wasn’t done yet.
In another post, he joked that all he needed was an Arsenal win and for Andrew Tate to get knocked out to complete what he called a “fantastic weekend.”
Football Joy and Another Rival Falls
Saturday didn’t disappoint him.
Arsenal delivered a 1-0 Premier League win over Everton, ticking one box.
Then came the final piece of the puzzle — Andrew Tate’s fight in Dubai.
Tate suffered a loss to Chase DeMoor and walked away with a nasty cut near his eye.
With that result confirmed, KSI jumped back on X, declaring: “This is the best weekend I’ve had this year omg.”
Christmas Came Early
KSI wrapped up his trolling spree with one final post, sharing images of both Paul and Tate looking deflated and writing, “Christmas came early.”
It was the digital equivalent of a victory lap.
Why the Feuds Run So Deep
The bad blood with Jake Paul dates back years, beginning with boxing clashes involving their respective brothers and escalating into a full-blown personal rivalry.
As for Andrew Tate, the tension stems from business rather than punches — after Tate replaced KSI as CEO of Misfits Boxing, despite KSI having co-founded the promotion alongside his manager, Mams Taylor.
What Comes Next?
With rivals licking their wounds and KSI riding high, the question now is whether this weekend sparks new clashes or finally cools old tensions.
Knowing KSI, the celebrations — and the trolling — may not be over just yet.
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