Logan Paul’s bout with Dillon Danis could be under threat after the pair came to blows on Thursday afternoon.

Danis and Paul were on stage discussing their upcoming bout when the ugly scenes broke out.

Danis was furious with some comments Paul had made about an alleged daughter of his.

The pair engaged in a verbal row before things turned physical – throwing their bout on Saturday into doubt.

Danis launched at Paul and hit the 28-year-old in the face with his microphone – connecting cleanly on the WWE star’s forehead.

Dillon Danis threw a microphone that hit Logan Paul in the face at their final press conference

Danis had to be led away by security after the incident, while Paul left the stage clutching his head

Danis appeared proud of his actions and tweeted about them afterwards on social media

Paul was taken off stage immediately, holding his head in his hands. Meanwhile, Danis remained on stage as KSI and Tommy Fury made their way out.

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Paul was seen later in the evening leaving the venue with his hood up. When asked how he was feeling, Paul replied: ‘Yeah I’m all good. How are you?’

Meanwhile, Danis appeared happy with how the incident played out, as he tweeted a picture with blood on the floor alongside the caption: ‘Play with fire get burnt p**** @LoganPaul’.

Danis and Paul were on opposite sides of the stage during the press conference, but came to blows as they went to leave

Paul left the stage clutching his head, but insisted afterwards he was not hurt

Paul and Danis have been butting heads constantly, pardon the pun, in the build up to Saturday’s fight.

Danis has been attacking Paul’s fiancee Nina Agdal on social media, which has led to her filing a $150,000 lawsuit against him.

Paul’s fiancee has also taken out a Temporary Restraining Order against Danis after his relentless social media jabs.

Paul is looking to silence Danis once and for all on Saturday night. However, it remains to be seen if that bout will still go ahead.