KSI calls out FIVE opponents including Tommy Fury and Slim after two KOs

KSI already has his eyes on tougher opponents after two wins in one night.

The YouTuber dominated Swarmz and then took apart Luis Alcaraz Pineda on Saturday.

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KSI opened and closed the pay-per-view show at The O2 Arena on Saturday night.

But the quality of opponent wasn’t on his level – even if Pineda is supposedly a professional boxer.

After the fight, KSI called out five boxers he’d be interested in fighting next.

KSI said: “Slim looks good. I want a piece of that. Austin vs Gib, I want the winner of that. Andrew Tate, I want a piece of that. Tommy Fury, I want a piece of that.”

He also revealed on the broadcast he’ll be back in action in January.

But Jake Paul’s name wasn’t one named by the London-born YouTuber.

Paul has been linked with a fight against KSI next year.

A war of words erupted between the pair when Jake hit out at the fight card for Saturday night.

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KSI fought twice on the same night – opening the show against Swarmz before taking on Pineda in the main event.

Paul blasted on Twitter: “This can’t be real? Each ‘fight’ is 3 rounds? And he gets a 3hr break in between! Hahahahaha.

“It’s way easier than one 6 round fight. KSI & Minions Boxing doing the fans dirty with this fake s***. Mislead after mislead.”

And that sparked a huge Twitter feud, with KSI responding: “Was wondering when you were gonna pipe up. You must be so sad and bored on your a***, having no event happening.

“Still fighting a pro boxer before you, and you had 3 year head start. Plus how you gonna talk when you ain’t fought 2 people in one night?”

To which Paul replied: “You are fighting a nice young man from Mexico in a 3 round exhibition. Be real. No such thing as a 3 round pro fight.”

KSI then clapped back by insisting that at least he is fighting in 2022, with Jake inactive since December following his knockout win over Tyron Woodley.

Paul later messaged: “What you (sic) doing isn’t fighting. It’s an exhibition against a nice young man and your mate you make music with.”

In a follow-up tweet, Jake then said: “KSI will never fight me. That is obvious and I’m ok with it.

“He is trying to hype his exhibition fights.”

Again KSI was quick to comment, as he stated: “When you see me KO both of them, we’ll see if it isn’t ‘fighting’.

“Jake, I get it, you’re mad rn. You’re afraid that my PPVs are about to sit on everything you’ve done in the past 3 years combined.”