Jake Paul and Logan Paul are taking their involvement in combat sports into a completely new direction with a new unscripted survival fight competition series set to air on Hulu and ESPN. The brothers will lead rival teams in a competition that combines fighting, survival and reality television, with production expected to begin in 2027. The series does not yet have an official title.
The concept is built around a simple but brutal rule: contestants cannot rely on votes or traditional reality-show eliminations. Instead, they have to fight to remain in the competition. Fighters will be split into rival teams coached by Jake and Logan, with the competitors living and training together in a remote environment.
The series is being developed with Most Valuable Promotions and Wheelhouse, adding another major entertainment project to the Paul brothers’ growing presence in combat sports. Jake has already established MVP as a prominent boxing promotion, while Logan has expanded his career into WWE and other areas of entertainment.

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Fighters Will Choose Their Own Opponents
One of the most unusual aspects of the competition will be the ability for fighters to choose their own matchups. That means contestants will have to think beyond simply being the best fighter in the group. Alliances, rivalries and personal relationships could all influence who gets challenged and when.
According to the show’s announced format, losing a fight means going home, with Jake and Logan continuing to send defeated competitors out of the competition until only one man and one woman remain. Those two competitors will ultimately be crowned the winners.
The cast is expected to feature athletes from several combat sports, including boxing, MMA and traditional martial arts. This could create some fascinating matchups, particularly when fighters with completely different backgrounds are forced to compete under the same rules.
The brothers have described the project as a high-stakes survival experience that puts a fighter-first approach at the center of the show. Rather than simply watching competitors train before predetermined fights, viewers will see athletes making strategic decisions about who they want to face while attempting to survive in a demanding environment.
Casting for the series is now officially open, according to the announcement shared by Most Valuable Promotions. With Hulu and ESPN involved, the project could potentially introduce combat sports personalities to a much wider mainstream audience.
For Jake and Logan Paul, the series represents another attempt to blur the lines between combat sports and entertainment. If the format delivers the rivalries, personalities and unpredictable fights it promises, it could become one of their biggest projects yet.
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