Hunter Biden challenges Trump’s sons Donald Jr and Eric to cage boxing match
The son of former president Joe Biden said he was ‘100% in’ on social media
The son of former President Joe Biden has challenged Donald Trump’s two eldest sons to a cage fight.
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In a video on Instagram, Hunter Biden said he was “100% in” for fighting President Trump’s eldest sons Don Jr. and Eric.
The battle of the presidential offspring was reportedly suggested by influencer and commentator Andrew Callaghan for his media company's "Channel 5 Carnival" tour.
In the video, Hunter Biden says the influencer called and offered to organise the fight.
He said: “I told him I’d do it - 100% in if he can pull it off.”
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Andrew Callaghan said he believed Hunter Biden made the comments "in jest" but that he's "more than happy to facilitate" the cage fight if Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are "willing to engage Hunter in mutual combat."
It is not yet clear when, where or indeed if the fight will take place.
Nor is it clear whether Hunter Biden would be fighting both Trump sons at once if they do accept the challenge.
If it takes place, it wouldn’t be the only presidential-adjacent cage fight this year. In June, Donald Trump is hosting a UFC fight on the White House Lawn to mark 250 years of US independence, as well as the president’s 80th birthday.
This is not the first challenge between Hunter Biden and the Trump family.
In an interview with Andrew Callaghan last year, Hunter Biden claimed: “Epstein introduced Melania to Trump, the connections are so wide and deep.”
In response, the first lady threatened to sue him for $1 million, describing the claims as “false, disparaging, defamatory and inflammatory” in a legal notice.
Melania Trump also denied having any connection to Jeffrey Epstein in a surprise announcement from the White House yesterday, calling the online rumours “mean-spirited attempts to defame my reputation.”
President Trump said today he was blindsided by his wife's White House address on Jeffrey Epstein.