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Logan Paul’s fight with KSI is now available for free on YouTube

YouTubers Logan Paul and KSI punched each other in the face in front of millions of people online and off last week. After weeks of drama and diss tracks, the much-hyped fight took place live in the UK’s Manchester Arena, while hundreds of thousands more either watched a YouTube pay-per-view or an illegal Twitch stream from home. Six days later, the entire fight is finally available for free on YouTube.

The pair have already teased a rematch fight that will likely take place in the US. The first event reportedly drew in millions of dollars, both filling the Manchester Arena and scooping up over 800,000 views from users who paid $10 to watch the fight online.

Younger siblings Deji and Jake Paul also squared off in the ring; you can...

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