Jake and Logan Paul have announced an untitled reality TV fight competition series set to air on Hulu and ESPN, with production scheduled for 2027. The unscripted show, produced through Most Valuable Promotions, follows fighters split into rival teams coached by the two brothers, with eliminations decided by fights rather than votes. Fighters will choose their own matchups, and the competition will crown one male and one female winner.
Jake and Logan Paul are moving into the reality television space with a new unscripted fight competition series set to debut on Hulu and ESPN, the brothers announced on September 10, 2026.
The untitled show, produced through the Pauls' Most Valuable Promotions banner, draws clear inspiration from the long-running Ultimate Fighter format. Competitors will be divided into two rival teams, each coached by one of the brothers, and advancement through the competition will be determined by fights rather than the elimination votes typical of traditional reality programming.
One distinctive wrinkle separates the format from its obvious predecessor: fighters will select their own opponents rather than having coaches or producers make those decisions. The series will crown two champions when competition concludes — one male and one female — giving the show a dual-division structure from the outset.
Production is currently scheduled for 2027, meaning the series remains in its early stages with casting, weight classes, and specific platform scheduling details yet to be announced publicly.
Why it matters
- Most Valuable Promotions gains a flagship content vehicle on two major platforms, expanding its reach well beyond individual pay-per-view events.
- The fighter-chosen matchup format creates strategic and dramatic variables that differentiate the series from established MMA reality competition shows.
- Simultaneous male and female brackets signal an intent to build the promotion's women's roster alongside its men's, a notable infrastructure investment.
- A 2027 production window gives rival promotions time to respond, but also hands the Pauls early mover advantage in the streaming-era fight reality genre.
