Jake Paul and his brother, Logan Paul could have an opportunity to cross over into the MMA world. Recently, Bellator President, Scott Coker expressed interest in bringing the two ‘athletes' into the organization.

The Bellator President takes the two very seriously and thinks they could have a home in Bellator. It is unclear if Jake Paul really does want to cross over into the MMA world after taking over boxing.

“I always said, ‘Look, these guys are real athletes, and they’re young, they work hard, they’re grinding it out,” Coker told MMA Junkie. “They’re putting in the work. You can’t take that away from them, and they’re getting better and better and better. What you saw with Woodley, that’s a lot of hard work to get to that point. I’ve never seen Woodley get knocked out like that, right? And so, is it just boxing? Yes. So, I always said, ‘Look, man, don’t underestimate these guys,’ and this was like a year-and-a-half ago.”

Jake Paul's interest in training at AKA with people like Daniel Cormier and Khabib Nurmagomedov has shown Scott Coker that he is taking things seriously. Bellator could make sense considering they have a deal with Showtime.

“If you want to come into MMA, we would gladly do it,” Coker continued. “Think about this: [Jake’s] not saying, ‘I’m going to go train here. I’m going to go train there.’ He’s going to come to one of the best gyms in the planet, where Khabib is, where Daniel Cormier is still training, where Cain Velasquez is teaching there now, and he’s going to go into an environment that he is going to flourish, and he has a wrestling background already. He has great striking, obviously. You’ve seen it, and so this guy is just going to get better and better and better. The days of him fighting basketball players or whatever, those days are over.”

Jake Paul is currently taking a break from boxing until about mid-2022. The YouTuber is focused on recovery and going after Dana White.