Logan Paul Made Comment to Anthony Joshua Moments Before Brutal Jake Paul TKO

Logan Paul was filmed heckling and taunting Anthony Joshua just moments before the British fighter knocked out his brother Jake Paul.

Joshua took on YouTuber turned boxer Paul overnight at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, in a boxing bout that was broadcast live on Netflix and was scheduled to last eight rounds.

The bout was ended early though as Joshua secured victory in the sixth round by knocking out Paul, who failed to beat the referee's count in the ring after being knocked to the floor on multiple occasions throughout the completely mismatched encounter.

Joshua's record now stands at 29 wins in 33 fights as the 36-year-old emerged victorious following his loss to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium last September.

AJ has now targeted an all-British heavyweight encounter against Tyson Fury next year, which has been on the cards for many years but never materialised for one reason or another.

The knockout was the second loss of 28-year-old Paul's professional boxing career that began in 2020, with this bout seeing him suffer a broken jaw and having to be taken to hospital after the fight.

The other defeat came at the hands of Tommy Fury in February 2023, and Paul confirmed after his latest defeat that his intention is to take some time away from boxing to recover.

Jake Paul and his brother Logan Paul. (Image: Getty)

Paul's brother Logan was in his corner for the fight in Miami.

Logan has fought in the boxing ring professionally once before, which was a loss against KSI in November 2019.

He also fought against Dillon Danis in 2023 and emerged victorious after the latter was disqualified for attempting a takedown and an illegal choke.

Since 2021, Logan has been a wrestler in the WWE, winning the franchise's United States Championship on one occasion.

Footage has emerged of Logan supporting his brother ring side and even heckling and taunting Joshua inbetween rounds in an attempt to get into his head.

He is spotted shouting to Joshua's corner: "What are you going to do? You lost every single round."

Clearly, they was taunts that were in vain and did not end up working out as Joshua ended up convincingly winning the fight, which culminated in the sixth round.