Logan Paul beats Dillon Danis by disqualification; security storms ring after MMA fighter's guillotine attempt

In his first boxing match since an exhibition two years ago against Floyd Mayweather, Logan Paul dominated.

Paul defeated MMA fighter Dillon Danis Saturday in a six-round bout in Manchester.

The first five rounds were all Paul. The YouTuber-turned-WWE superstar landed 82 punches, while Danis landed just nine. Danis seemed to take his trolling into the ring by doing backhanded punches and lying down in the ring, but that was just a small preview.

In the sixth, Danis went for Paul's legs in an MMA-type grapple, but Paul whisked him away. Security guards nearly entered the ring. That wasn't even close to the most bizarre part.

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As the final seconds ticked, Danis attempted to put Paul into a guillotine chokehold. Paul got out of it, and Paul threw a punch as Danis was on the mat. When Danis got up, the referee tried to keep them separated, but Danis went on the attack. Well over a dozen security guards jumped into the ring. Danis swung at security, and Paul's younger brother, Jake, got involved. 

Security members on both sides jostled with one another, and Danis was disqualified. Although Paul held the unanimous lead through the first five rounds.

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There was bad blood between Paul and Danis in recent weeks, with the MMA fighter even taking shots at Paul's fiancée. On Friday at their press conference, Danis threw a microphone at Paul, giving him a black eye.

Before the fight, Paul mouthed "I forgive you," stating after the fight that that was the only way to fight him "without emotion." Clearly bothered by Danis' antics, Paul was animated speaking with Ariel Helwani.

"He's supposed to be good at jiujutsu. What happened bruh?" he said.

"Dillon Danis is truly a coward. Just a dirty, dirty human being."

Paul said he can see himself returning to the ring and specifically called out "that little leprechaun" Conor McGregor.

Paul seems focused on the WWE, even calling out Rey Mysterio to win the U.S. title. But it was clear MMA fighter Danis did not belong in the boxing ring.

Jets' Sauce Gardner surprisingly ruled out with concussion despite feeling 'perfectly fine'

New York Jets fans were caught by surprise Saturday afternoon when the team announced it would be without arguably its best player.

Cornerback Sauce Gardner popped up in the injury report Friday with an undisclosed illness. On Saturday, the team said he will miss the game against the Philadelphia Eagles with a concussion.

The Jets were already without D.J. Reed, who starts opposite Gardner in the secondary. Reed also has a concussion, missing last week's 31-21 victory against the Denver Broncos.

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Gardner, though, took to X, formerly Twitter, shortly after the Jets officially ruled him out, and it seemed like he was caught by surprise.

"I feel perfectly fine. That's the crazy part about it," he posted.

The NFL has taken more precautions with concussions in recent years, and perhaps even more so after Tua Tagovailoa's head injuries last year.

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The Jets' secondary is running thin even beyond their starters. Defensive backs Justin Hardee and Brandin Echols will also miss the game against Philly, so Gang Green will have to promote players from the practice squad.

With Jalen Hurts throwing to A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith against backups, the Jets will have their work cut out for them.

The Eagles are looking for their sixth straight victory to open up the season, while New York is 2-3.

Gardner is the defending Defensive Rookie of the Year and became the first rookie cornerback since Ronnie Lott to be named a first-team All-Pro.

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