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Logan Paul has insisted that his fiancee Nina Agdal will attend his upcoming fight with Dillon Danis, despite having a Temporary Restraining Order granted against the MMA star.
Paul and Danis are going to finally settle their years-long feud at the AO Arena in Manchester on October 14 in a big-money boxing match which has had an heated build-up. The Bellator star has been relentless in his verbal attacks on his rival, with the YouTuber's fiancee Agdal on the receiving end of countless derogatory posts.
The model has even filed a $150,000 lawsuit against Danis accusing him of breaking a number of laws with his content, and last week had a Temporary Restraining Order continued against him. However, Paul has said that the order does not have anything to do with where he can or can't physically go, and will not affect the fight at all.
"She'll be there," Paul confirmed during an appearance on The MMA Hour. "It's not a physical restraining order, it's that he can't post explicit photos of her, which is insane that we're in a world where that has to be, like, stated, right?
"This is just weird behaviour, if anyone else were doing this me and my team would be alarmed like 'who is this and what is this person's weird obsession with my fiancee?' He's a twisted individual and we're going to handle it."
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Agdal's Temporary Restraining Order against Danis was continued by a judge in New Jersey last week after he skipped an important court date. New Jersey federal judge Madeline Cox Arleo wrote yesterday in her order that Agdal’s order against Danis “is likely to succeed on the merits, given Defendant’s unauthorised disclosure of a nonconsensual, sexually explicit photograph of Plaintiff.”
Agdal's lawyers have also added a defamation claim to their lawsuit for posts Danis has made since the lawsuit was filed. And speaking on a stream with controversial influencers Andrew Tate and Adin Ross, Danis explained that his legal fees are beginning to rack up deep into the six figures amid the legal back-and-forth.
"Even if I win the case, right, I still have to pay over $400,000 [£325,000 approx] in attorney fees, lawyers' fees," Danis explained. "So it's just bulls*** when I'm promoting a fight, this is the biggest fight or event he [Logan Paul has ever done and I made the whole event. It's just bulls***, man." Tate then jokingly responded that he "did make the event interesting, I'll give you that."
Agdal has yet to make any public comment on the case, but Paul insists that her response has solidified their relationship even further. “The response that Nina is exhibiting, and the strength of her character, is the reason that I asked her to marry me,” Paul said during last night's appearance.
“This woman is incredible. I love her so much. She is the person who I want to mother my children, and I admire her. She honestly inspires me, and she’s handling all this great. She handled it in the most mature way possible. She hasn’t said a word about it, and she’s going to hold him accountable where he needs to be held accountable, which is in the justice system, but it’s completely unrelated to our fight."