YouTube star Logan Paul has shared a video of himself being bitten in the "reproducers" during an outdoor workout with his dog.
Paul has a following of over 20 million on social media and shot to fame filming an array of comedy videos on streaming service YouTube. He has since launched a successful fighting career and has fought three times in the boxing ring as well as competing in the WWE.
The 27-year-old has now posted a hilarious video on Instagram, with the caption: "Bad sound but there goes my reproducers!" In the footage, Paul can be seen next to a swimming pool outdoors pulling his dog on a rope which was eager to not let go. He pulls the rope towards himself causing the dog to leap up and take another bite before missing and hitting him in the crotch.
Paul quickly yells out in pain and collapses to the floor, before rolling around while screaming after the unfortunate incident. The dog continues to put its focus on the rope and can be seen looking at its owner while he is collapsed helplessly on the floor. His latest comical moment produced a response from many celebrities including UFC star Jon Jones and Dutch kickboxer Rico Verhoeven.
The YouTube star has recorded several viral videos during his time on the platform including wrestling an alligator and fighting a Kodiak grizzly bear. Most recently Paul revealed footage of a man he knocked unconscious during a slap-fighting competition in his previous years.
After one of his famous stunts, Paul revealed during an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live that he had previously lost 15 per cent of his testicle from an incident. "I've done some dumb stuff. Let me tell you about my testicle. I'm missing 15 per cent of it," he said when explaining the viral stunt for video platform Vine.
"I was with my friends back in Ohio, and I was like "Yo, my balls hurt guys!"' he said, before vividly describing how his injury made his family jewels 'looked like a before ripe avocado. You can’t tell that I’m missing 15%, but it’s the principle."
Since the incident, Paul has continued to become more high-profile and has twice fought fellow content creator KSI. Despite losing the rematch after a split decision draw in their first encounter, Paul shared the ring with boxing legend Floyd Mayweather last June in an exhibition fight.
He is expected to have earned around $15 million for the exploit which sold around one million pay-per-views globally. The YouTube star then fought in the WWE's hallmark Wrestlemania 38 event and is expected to return to the boxing ring in the future. Paul has even teased trying his hand in the octagon to continue his varied combat sports career. He called out UFC's rising star Paddy Pimblett to a future meeting in the cage.
