Logan Paul and Tommy Fury claim easy wins, so what's next for crossover boxing?

A sold-out AO Arena watched beef get settled on Saturday night, with Logan Paul defeating Dillon Danis and Tommy Fury beating KSI in the co-main events.

Paul's victory over Danis was not the knockout finish he wanted, with Paul winning by disqualification after Danis tried to bring him down illegally at the end of the fight.

As for Fury versus KSI, Tommy Fury beat the Youtuber by a Majority decision, which was later changed to a unanimous decision due to the judge's scorecard being miss counted.

Fury stated he would beat KSI within three rounds at the press conference after a lackluster display against Jake Paul earlier in the year, in which he won by decision.

According to @standardsport on X, 65% of fans believe that KSI was 'robbed' and that Fury didn't deserve to win the fight.

Jake Paul referred to the fight as a 'snooze fest' and 'Straight trash' as Fury recorded 36 punches to KSI's 35 in six rounds of boxing.

The lack of punching and subsequent lack of boxing quality didn't help the crossover boxing scene, so what's next?

According to dailymail.co.uk, Speaking after the fight, Tommy Fury said: "He (KSI) goes his way and I go mine. I'm done with all this stuff. All this crossover stuff."

"I'm not part of that. I'm here to fight, and we go on to the next challenge now." He added, "Any of the Pauls want it. I welcome it with open arms."

Fury moves to 10-0 in his professional boxing career and hopes to move back into mainstream boxing to try and emulate his brother Tyson and become world champion.

As for KSI, he wants a rematch with Fury after describing the fight as a 'robbery,' but Fury's potential fight with Logan Paul may look more appealing after his victory over Dillon Danis.

Fury will complete the crossover trilogy if he beats Logan Paul, but Paul has other ideas in the future, calling out WWE US Champion Rey Mysterio for a fight.

According to @LoganPaul on X, Paul said: "Honestly, nothing to be proud about. That dude (Dillon Danis) sucks. I'm going to go back to living my life, but that felt good to beat him for six rounds and let him embarrass himself."

Dillon Danis hardly threw a punch in the fight with Paul, and his crossover boxing career looks to be finished for now as he battles a lawsuit case with Paul's fiancé, Nina Agdal.

In a tweet yesterday, Danis called out Jake Paul, saying: "Hey @JakePaul, your brother hits like a b--- if you knock me out, I'll retire forever and give everyone who likes this 2k."

Whatever happens, the storyline for crossover boxing is far from finished, but the hope will be the fighting is of higher quality in the future.