JAKE PAUL is already lining up his next exhibition extravaganza on Netflix after facing Mike Tyson.

YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul takes on heavyweight boxing icon Tyson in a controversial clash on July 20 in Texas.

And it marks Netflix’s first move into live boxing following behind-the-scenes talks with Paul.

But he is already thinking into the future and looks ready to capitalise on his feud with American superstar Ryan Garcia.

Paul, 27, said on his podcast: “I think it could happen. As an exhibition probably.

“But I think he thinks he would win and I would love to just deflate his little 130lbs. Yeah, maybe Netflix part two.”

The boxers shared similar friendship groups in Los Angeles and at one point in time considered each other friends.

But after Paul’s most recent win – a first-round stoppage of little-known Ryan Bourland – Garcia hit out at the social media sensation.

He apologised for introducing Paul to the sport and later the two were involved in a heated argument over FaceTime.

Paul’s last fight was at the 200lb cruiserweight limit and Garcia’s was at 140lb at light-welterweight.

With such a heavy weight discrepancy, the bout would have to be an exhibition opposed to a professionally sanctioned fight.

But Paul aimed a further dig by criticising Garcia’s boxing skills.

He said: “His footwork sucks. The more I learn about this sport, he’s fast and quick and has been doing it his whole life, obviously.

“But his feet are terrible. Flat-footed, stuck-ass fighter.”