are teaming up to create a new combat sports reality series headed to Hulu and ESPN.
The untitled series is slated to begin production in 2027 and will feature competitors in mixed martial arts, boxing and traditional martial arts.
Jake and Logan Paul coach MMA, boxing and martial arts fighters in new Hulu and ESPN series
According to the official synopsis, the show will split fighters into two teams coached by the Paul brothers, where the contestants will live and train together before going head-to-head in fights that will decide who moves on.
Unlike traditional reality competitions, eliminations are not decided by voting. Instead, fighters choose their own opponents, adding a strategic element to matches.
“From the hearts and minds of Jake and Logan Paul, this series is a ruthless competition where eliminations are decided not by vote, but by battle,” reads the synopsis (via Deadline).
The contest continues until there is one man and one woman left, with those two fighters declared the winners. The Paul brothers said the format was designed to put the martial artists at the center of the show.
“This series takes everything we love about competitive combat and turns it into a high-stakes survival game for today’s audience,” Jake and Logan said in a press release. “You choose your opponent, you fight for survival and you have nowhere to hide.”
The series doesn’t have an official title yet, but more details are expected soon.
Jake Paul, Logan Paul, Nakisa Bidarian and Brent Montgomery talk about MVP and Wheelhouse’s new unscripted survival fighting competition series featuring male and female fighters on Hulu and ESPN, where fighters survive in the wild, choose their matches and decide the elimination… pic.twitter.com/q0xlUZGFvA
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