In the midst of Nina Agdal’s defamation lawsuit against Dillon Danis, their upcoming fight has escalated into a deeply personal feud, unlike the typical manufactured tension seen in celebrity boxing matches.

Danis, in a recent appearance on the Flagrant podcast with Andrew Schulz, addressed whether he ever regretted his actions and comments about Agdal. He admitted to initially feeling some remorse for trolling her but changed his stance once the situation evolved into a legal case.

“At first, I felt bad about trolling her, but now that she sued me, no, f*ck her, f*ck that b*tch,” Danis declared.

He defended his actions by placing the responsibility on Agdal, citing her attempts to label his statements as defamation. Danis maintained that Agdal’s actions, including her own videos and pictures, had led to the current situation. He also denied any involvement in hacking an iPad in 2014.

Furthermore, Danis boasted about making Agdal more popular than ever and claimed credit for generating substantial interest in the fight between him, Logan Paul, and the Prime card.

It appears that the October 14 event will not mark the end of Danis’ disputes with Paul and Agdal, as tensions continue to escalate.