Jake Paul sends fiery message to Tom Brady after dust-up with Logan Paul: 'Revenge is sweet'

Jake Paul warns Tom Brady that "revenge is sweet" after the NFL legend slapped Logan Paul during a heated moment at Fanatics Fest on Friday.

Jake Paul had some terse words for Tom Brady after the NFL legend decided to slap Logan Paul during a heated moment at Fanatics Fest in New York City on Friday.

Paul briefly spoke to Fox News Digital at Sports Illustrated Beyond the Pitch, which featured a 50 Cent and Diplo concert.

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"I’m honestly p---ed. I wish I was there to back him up," he said. "But I have one message for Tom. The Paul brothers are coming for you and revenge is sweet. Tom, keep your head on a swivel."

Brady and Logan Paul met on stage with New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns coming in between them. The NFL legend then attempted to slap the WWE star before they were pulled apart before things could really escalate.

Paul and Brady responded to the incident on X afterward.

"This happened bc I was roasting Tom for beating him in flag football. And he tries to smack me ?? Horrible example for the kids," Paul wrote on X. "Aura -100 + Blocked. With a torn tricep."

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Brady called him a "dork."

"I tried America… will try again next time I see this nerd," he added.

Brady suggested in an interview on WWE star Cody Rhodes’ podcast "What Do You Wanna Talk About?" that he would want to get involved in a match.

"I need to get an invite. I've been waiting for (WWE president) Nick Khan to come up with some storyline for me to get in the mix," Brady said Thursday. "I feel like I'm retired from football, and I have an opportunity to go out there and still showcase that I'm a little bit of an athlete."

Paul is out with a tripcep injury but a big angle may drum up some interest in WWE’s road to WrestleMania 43.

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