JAKE PAUL and brother Logan have been called out to a WWE tag team match against Tyson Fury and his dad John.
The families continue to feud as Jake and Tyson’s younger brother Tommy remains linked with a grudge fight.
Tyson Fury pictured with his dad John[/caption]But the Gypsy King is open to taking the rivalry to the WWE ring and even having his 58-year-old father John involved.
He said: “Yeah, sounds good, let’s do it!”
Fury, 34, won his WWE debut in October 2019, beating Braun Strowman.
He made a surprise cameo at the Clash of the Castle pay-per-view in Wales this August in Drew McIntyre’s match with Roman Reigns.
It has kept the door to future WWE roles for Fury, who is now in line for a heavyweight title unification with Oleksandr Usyk, 35.
Meanwhile Jake’s brother Logan, 27, in November challenged Reigns, 37, for the WWE Undisputed Universal championship in a losing effort.
Jake, 25, also made his first WWE appearance at the event in Saudi Arabia, attacking Reigns’ Bloodline entourage.
The American is open for future wrestling roles but is currently focusing on his boxing career.
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He most recently beat UFC legend Anderson Silva, 47, in October in the biggest win on his 6-0 record.
Jake is now in talks to reschedule his fight with Tommy, 23, having seen it twice scrapped in the past.
Tommy pulled out with a broken rib last December and this August suffered US visa issues, which still persist today.
Jake spoke out on Twitter to claim he had sent out a “seven-figure” fight offer which he accused his rival of “ducking”.