COLLEGE basketball stars the Cavinder twins are going into business with Jake Paul.
Haley and Hanna, 22, have teamed up with the YouTuber-turned-boxer’s company Betr.
The Cavinder twins have signed up with a familiar face[/caption] The basketball pair have penned a deal with Jake Paul’s company Betr[/caption] It will see the college basketball star’s podcast hosted by the platform[/caption]Paul co-founded the sports betting and media company alongside Joey Levy in September 2022.
It will now be the new host platform for the Cavinders’ popular podcast Twin Talk.
The new business partnership will also see the sisters appear periodically on Paul’s own show BS w/Jake Paul.
In a statement, Haley and Hanna said: “Betr gives us the ability to accelerate the growth of The Cavinder Twins brand in a focused and truly authentic manner.
“We love sports, thrive on competition, and enjoy creating and bringing ideas to life.
“Betr truly makes The Cavinder Twins and our brand that much better and bigger.”
The social media sensations are coming off an Elite Eight appearance at March Madness last month.
But they recently announced they would forgo their fifth and final season of college basketball at the University of Miami.
And now they are set to head into the world of wrestling after signing a two-year deal with WWE last spring.
The pair have sponsorship deals with over 30 brands which has helped them become millionaires while still in college.
Haley and Hannah reportedly rank among the top 10 highest-earning NCAA athletes in the country.
They are believed to have secured $1.7million in NIL money before taxes and fees, including cash they are yet to receive.
According to the duo’s agent Jeff Hoffman, the 22-year-old twins will train at the WWE performance center in Orlando, Florida, in the spring.
On the Cavinders’ future with the WWE, Hoffman said: “The potential – what could be – I think they’d be excited if that type of opportunity presented itself for them to be main features in the WWE.
“WWE fans provide such positive comments, feedback, and energy to the twins.
“The WWE – they have a very specific training process. They don’t just fit people into storylines and say: ‘Here you go.’
“The twins are D-I athletes, they’re extremely fit, healthy, exercise constantly, but there’s also a process through the training to make sure you understand not only movements but safety.”
The twins success off and on the court has made them over 30 NIL deals[/caption] The pair announced they would forgo their fifth year in college and instead sign with WWE[/caption]