Jake Paul is not sitting quietly while his brother Logan deals with Tom Brady. The feud started back in March at the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, when Brady and Logan clashed on the field in Los Angeles. Now Jake has stepped into the fight himself, and his message for the NFL legend leaves little room for guesswork about what comes next.
Jake Paul Warns Tom Brady After Fanatics Fest Slap
Brady and Logan Paul have been trading jabs for months, but their rivalry turned physical on Friday at Fanatics Fest in New York City. Brady had already given fans plenty to talk about earlier in the weekend, but the real fireworks came during a trading card panel alongside Karl-Anthony Towns.
The two exchanged words on stage before Brady reached out and slapped Logan across the face. The Knicks center quickly stepped between them to keep the moment from escalating.
Founders FFC receiver Stefon Diggs (left) and quarterback Tom Brady (center) interact with Logan Paul of Wildcats FFC during the Fanatics Flag Football Classic at BMO stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
The clip spread fast, and Jake Paul did not wait long to respond. He spoke with Fox News Digital at Sports Illustrated Beyond the Pitch in New York, an event that also featured a concert from 50 Cent and Diplo.
“I’m honestly p—ed. I wish I was there to back him up. But I have one message for Tom. The Paul brothers are coming for you and revenge is sweet. Tom, keep your head on a swivel,” Jake told reporters.
Logan responded on social media too, writing that the slap came after he teased Brady for losing to him at flag football back in March. He called it a bad example to set for kids.
Brady later poked fun at Logan online too, calling him a name that only added to the noise. Their beef did not stay contained to the stage for long.
Brady-Paul Feud Escalates with Middle Finger Exchange at World Cup Final
Two days after the slap, Brady and Logan crossed paths again at the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina in New York. Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin filmed the pair exchanging middle fingers from nearby suites before Karl-Anthony Towns stepped in once more to calm things down.
The back-and-forth comes after a busy stretch for Brady, who has stayed in the spotlight since retiring in 2023 between his broadcasting job and other ventures. Fans online are split on whether the entire rivalry is real or simply a build toward a WWE appearance, something Brady has hinted at wanting to try.
The exchange has only added to speculation that Brady could make a cameo inside a WWE ring at some point down the line.
For now, the feud between Brady and the Paul brothers shows no signs of slowing down. With WWE SummerSlam set for August 1 in Minneapolis, fans are watching closely to see if this rivalry finally lands inside the ring.
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