Disgraced former first son Hunter Biden’s crippling debt and mounting legal woes have catapulted Biden into perhaps his most desperate move yet.
The Octagon.
Hunter Biden recently announced a US-based tour with a popular YouTuber where he wants to cage-fight President Trump’s sons.
He will allegedly embark on a multi-city tour in the American southwest with Andrew Callaghan, who hosts YouTube series Channel 5, and previewed his first “fight.”
He wants to challenge President Donald Trump’s sons to fight him in a “cage match.”
“He asked me to come out on the ‘Channel 5’ Carnival Tour at the end of the month,” Hunter said of Callaghan in an X post. “I think he’s trying to organize a cage match, me versus Eric and Don Jr.”
“I told him I’d do it — 100% in — if he can pull it off. And if he can’t, I’m still coming,” he added.
Take a listen —
Hunter Biden is joining the Channel 5 live tour! You can get your tickets now! You might even see him in a live cage match against Don Jr. & Eric! https://t.co/UG6ocv5yfh pic.twitter.com/z8iRERGPri
— Channel 5 (@Channel5iveNews) April 9, 2026
It’s unclear if Hunter will be paid for his cagefighting or appearances at the events in Phoenix, San Diego and Albuquerque.
However, the shocking announcement comes just days after new developments of a nasty legal and financial dispute between Biden and his lawyer.
Biden’s former high-powered attorney Abbe Lowell’s firm Winston and Strawn LLP sued Biden in Washington, DC, civil court in June 2025 for breach of contract over the unpaid fees — which Biden said as recently as last December racked up to as much as $15 million for all his legal woes in recent years.
However, in late March, Biden and the law firm were unable to agree on the total amount he owes, prompting a request to the judge to settle the dispute centered on the production of emails and other records memorializing what “portion” of the sum has gone unpaid.
“Neither we nor our client know the ultimate amount owed,” Biden’s new lawyer Barry Coburn acknowledged in court papers filed Monday in DC Superior Court.
The deadline to produce discovery documents was scheduled for yesterday, according to reports.
However, Biden’s current legal team has said he is unable to pay any of his legal fees.
“Our client is impecunious. We have not engaged a billing consultant or forensic accountant to review the bills, just as we have not engaged an e-discovery vendor. We cannot afford it,” Coburn wrote, adding that he now “lives abroad” and is unable to even “pay his current lawyers.”
Biden, his South African-born wife Melissa Cohen Biden, and son Beau had been spotted in Cape Town in March and May 2025 with a Secret Service detail.
It’s unclear if he has a permanent address now in the country or elsewhere.
Hunter was previously delinquent on up to $6.5 million he owed another one of his former lawyers, Kevin Morris.
Morris testified to House committees probing Biden’s finances back in January 2024 that Hunter could have done “any number of things” to pay him back — including “come over and wash your car for the rest of their life.”
The inquiry found evidence that nearly $30 million had been funneled into Biden family accounts from Hunter’s foreign business ventures during and after his father’s vice presidency.
In March 2025 court papers, Biden said he had sold just one abstract work from his catalogue for $36,000 since December 2023.
Sales of his 2021 memoir “Beautiful Things” also fell from 3,200 copies to just 1,100 copies over two six-month periods in the same year.
A $3 million rental home Hunter’s family had in Malibu became “unlivable” after the Palisades Fire wildfires, he claimed in court papers that same month, though photos show it seemingly unscathed even though homes around it burned to the ground.