Alex Wassabi: Last News

KSI and Tommy Fury will setlle their differences on Saturday night in Manchester in the latest Misfits crossover boxing event at the Manchester Arena.

Tommy Fury will be ekeen to avoid an upset against KSI as they finally meet in the ring on Saturday night after a tense build-up to their bout.

KSI will return to the boxing ring on Saturday evening when he will have two separate fights at the 02 Arena in London. The British YouTube sensation originally had planned to face American Alex Wassabi, however he was forced to pull out of the fight after suffering with a concussion.

KSI for his double header with rapper Swarmz and Mexican professional boxer Luis Alcaraz Pineda.KSI, real name Olajide Olatunji, hasn't stepped foot in the squared circle since his 2019 victory over Logan Paul. However, the social media sensation announced earlier this year he will be facing Alex Wassabi, who later pulled out of the bout through injury.

KSI will make his highly anticipated return to the boxing ring with not one but two fights.The rapper will go head-to-head with professional boxer Luis Pineda before then clashing with fellow musician Swarmz, who was brought in to replace Alex Wassabi. But KSI has one weakness that he doesn’t want his opponents to know about: insects.He is terrified of anything creepy-crawly.

KSI and musician Swarmz are stepping inside the squared circle.The influencers will be putting an end to their year-long beef with a face-off in the boxing ring. They will be taking each other on for the ICB World Cruiserweight title on Saturday August 27 at the O2 Arena in London.

Jake Paul is treating a potential boxing match with KSI seriously, his partying antics on social media suggest otherwise.The American is currently without an opponent after Saturday's bout against Hasim Rahman Jr. was cancelled at only a week's notice.

Jake Paul has offered to fly to England to fight long-time rival KSI after the latter's bout with Alex Wassabi was plunged into doubt.Both stars are currently without an opponent after originally having fights scheduled for this month. Paul, 25, was due to face Hasim Rahman Jr. on Saturday before it was alleged the latter's failure to make weight resulted in their bout being scrapped.KSI (real name Olajide Olayinka Williams "JJ" Olatunji), meanwhile, was set to go up against another YouTuber, Wassabi, at the O2 Arena on August 27.

KSI has shown off his amazing body transformation ahead of his fight with Alex Wassabi.The British YouTuber, 29, is set to make his return to the boxing ring on August 27 and has been hard at work getting back into tip-top shape. With three weeks to go, he's shared his progress from the start of the year to now - and it's phenomenal.Back on January 1 he had a sizeable belly after piling on the pounds.

KSI's return bout is reportedly in doubt after Alex Wassabi picked up an injury weeks out from the event.The YouTuber-turned-boxer is set to step into the ring on August 27 for the first time since his rematch win over Logan Paul in November 2019. Fellow social media star Wassabi, who beat his brother Deji earlier this year, has been lined up as his opponent.But Keemstar, host of internet news show DramaAlert, has claimed the American isn't fighting fit with three weeks until fight night. In a video uploaded to Twitter, he said: "Ladies and gentleman, this is breaking news.

KSI has said that the news that Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr's fight has been cancelled is 'nothing important' after Rahman Jr pulled out after reportedly being unable to make weight for their fight.

boxing fight between YouTubers Deji and Alex Wassabi was forced to be halted after a fan stormed the ring.Deji was looking to win his first fight of his career, having lost his previous two bouts, while American social media star Wassabi was making his debut in the ring.The pair were headlining an eight-fight card, with the likes of Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, Kristen Hanby Ashley Cain and Kyle 'Stromedy' Godfrey all also featuring.It was the culmination of a years-long rivalry between the duo, with Deji having been desperate to win to continue his boxing career after two disappointing showings.But the bout descended into chaos in only the second of the five scheduled rounds when a fan stormed the ring.The spectator leapt out of the stands, climbed through the ropes and into the ring, forcing the fight to be halted.Security guards immediately jumped into the ring and bundled the fan away from the fight, which was paused.The ring announcer then pleaded for calm as he warned the crowd that the fight could be called off if they continued.The fans heeded that advice, with the bout getting back underway and lasting the five-round distance before Wassabi was declared the winner by a split decision.How would you have scored the fight between Deji and Wassabi? Let us know in the comments section...Following his win, Wassabi fired a shot at the crowd, who were overwhelmingly supporting Deji in the clash.“I did great, I didn't know who was going to win at the end. I didn't realise how tough it was going to be,” he said.“These people love their people and they showed; I didn't hear my name once.

The big fight tonight comes in the shape of YouTube stars Deji and Alex Wassabi facing off at Wembley Arena.

After taking a year off due to the coronavirus pandemic, VidCon will return with an in-person gathering at the Anaheim Convention Center this fall. The annual online video event will take place Oct.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAfter more than a year in all-virtual mode, VidCon is bringing is flagship U.S. convention back to flesh-and-blood format this fall.VidCon, the ViacomCBS-owned events producer for online video and digital creators, announced that the 2021 VidCon US event will return to the Anaheim Convention Center from Oct.

The team that launched The Collective more than 15 years ago is reuniting to start a new digital-first management firm. Michael Green, Reza Izad and Dan Weinstein have formed Underscore Talent, which will work with digital creators with the goal of helping them build long-lasting careers.

Michael Green, Reza Izad, and Dan Weinstein have reunited to form Underscore Talent, a management company helping creators leverage today’s “attention economy.” Joining them are Austin Mayster of UTA, Linnea Toney of Toney Media and Megan Brown of APA Named Partners.