Logan Paul publicly said that his younger brother Jake Paul has mental problems so he will be the one to fight Mike Tyson instead.

Logan Paul publicly said that his younger brother Jake Paul has mental problems so he will be the one to fight Mike Tyson instead.

Well, well, well, it seems like the Paul brothers just can't stay out of the spotlight, can they? In a recent Netflix documentary, Logan Paul opened up about his concerns for his brother Jake Paul's well-being, and let's just say, it's been quite the rollercoaster ride for the younger Paul.

From controversial YouTube antics to a foray into the world of professional boxing, Jake Paul has certainly made a name for himself, and not always in the best way.

It's no secret that the Paul brothers have had their fair share of run-ins with the law and the public, but Logan's revelations about his worries for Jake's mental state shed a whole new light on their tumultuous journey.

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It all started with the infamous KTLA 5 report on Jake Paul's less-than-neighborly behavior, which left the residents of his neighborhood less than thrilled. And who could forget Logan's own brush with controversy when he thought it was a good idea to film a dead body in Japan? Classy.

But it doesn't stop there. Jake has been accused of everything from scamming young fans to criminal trespassing and unlawful assembly.

And let's not overlook the allegations of sexual assault from TikToker Justine Paradise and model Railey Lollie. Oh, and did I mention his ex-girlfriend Alissa Violet's claims of emotional and mental abuse? Yeah, it's a lot to unpack.

Despite all this drama, Jake Paul has managed to pivot to a career in boxing, where he's actually had some success. With a record of 6-1 in his professional bouts, he's certainly making waves in the ring.

But let's not forget his recent loss to Tommy Fury and his upcoming match against former UFC superstar Nate Diaz. Talk about jumping from one controversy to the next.

In his own words, boxing has made Jake feel "alive again." Well, isn't that just lovely? Nothing like a good old-fashioned punch-up to get the adrenaline flowing.

So, what's next for the Problem Child? Who knows. With the Paul brothers, it's anyone's guess. But one thing's for sure, they'll continue to keep us entertained, whether we like it or not.