Hunter Biden wants to fight either of President Trump’s elder sons in a cage match.
The 56-year-old son of former President Joe Biden said it’s his understanding that popular YouTuber Andrew Callaghan is trying to put him in a ring with either Donald Trump Jr. or Eric Trump.
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Much the same way President Trump routinely derides his predecessor, the Trump sons have antagonized the younger Biden in recent years.
Video of Biden accepting the challenge was posted to Callaghan’s Channel 5 page on X. It starts with the attorney-turned-artist saying the YouTube host invited him to join the upcoming “Channel 5” Carnival Tour, whatever that might entail.
“I think he’s trying to organize a cage match, me versus Eric and Don Jr,” Biden said. “I told him I’d do it — 100% in — if he can pull it off.”
Biden said either way he’ll join the tour that began last week and ends April 26 in New Mexico.
A Trump Organization rep responded to a request for comment about Biden fighting Don Jr., 48, or Eric, 42, alleging, “Hunter should stick to the finger paintings and try to stay away from illicit drugs and pornography. Hopefully, he’ll use the funds made on this speaking tour to pay his child support.”
Biden said in a December interview with YouTube host Shawn Ryan that he’s as much as $15 million in debt due largely to legal bills he has no way of paying.
“Nobody is riding to the rescue for Hunter Biden,” he conceded.
It’s not clear if the fight would include prize money.
While neither Trump brother is known for cage-fighting skills, Don Jr. signed on as a strategic adviser for the Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited in September. MMA star Conor McGregor is an investor in that platform, which aims to grow the sport.
McGregor, 37, expressed an interest in participating at an MMA match taking place outside the White House on President Trump’s birthday in June, but his name doesn’t appear on the bill for UFC Freedom Fights 250.