Logan Paul explained why he feels bad about subjecting Nina Agdal, his fiance to so much internet scrutiny done by Dillon Danis
Logan Paul will have to accept that Anthony Joshua is correct about utilising any means possible to divert attention away from your opponent prior to a fight. To make the fight as exciting as possible, fighters will do anything.
Logan Paul was 0-2 and Dillon Danis was making his boxing debut; neither boxer had a record they were particularly proud of. Along with his previous animosity towards both Paul’s brothers, this was the main reason Danis chose to turn the situation personal. Dillon Danis never forgave Jake Paul for stealing one of his previous girlfriends from him in the past. Even though any strategy is acceptable in warfare, what Dillon Danis did is nonetheless reprehensible.
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Logan Paul Apoliges To His Fiance Nina Agdal
Logan Paul opened up and briefly became real during a recent “Impaulsive” episode amid all the chaos the fight’s preparations had caused. He addressed his fiance straight and said,
“I lied in the build up when I said that I didn’t regret choosing him (Danis) as a fighting partner. I’m eternally sorry for Nina. I’ll spend the rest of my life apologizing if I have to for putting her through that kind of torment. It’s just inhumane what he did. She’ll hold him accountable but this is my life and I dragged her into this social media fight bullshit and she did not sign up for this. I mean she did but she didn’t know, and neither did I. I don’t think anyone knew the extent to which he would take things.”
Logan added: “No fight organization or promotion has ever seen this type of build up. This is gnarly. And also no fighter has a partner who can be exploited in the way Nina can. She’s a public figure and with that comes the limelight and out of responsibility that a lot of fighters aren’t able to do with their opponent because their wives don’t have independently self-made careers. She has that, so he was able to exploit it in a way that worked for the build up but also hurts personally.”
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