Jake Paul and brother Logan Paul sent fans into a frenzy Tuesday by posting a graphic with them face to face, teasing a potential fight between them streaming on Max on March 27.

But the vague social media posts did not say they were going to duke it out — and it turns out, they won’t be.

The tease is for a reality show that will be debuting on the streamer, according to multiple reports.

“The moment you’ve waited a decade for… March 27th on @streamonmax,” both Logan and Jake posted on social media.

It’s unsurprising the marketing-savvy Paul brothers made it seem like the two were going to box one another.

Logan previously pulled a marketing ploy that showed his bus under attack from angry fans who appeared to be pelting him with PRIME drink bottles.

Representatives from the Paul brothers’ camps did not respond to The Post’s requests for comment on whether this was a promotion for an actual fight.

HBO has long been a home for boxing, but it has branched into streaming live sporting events like Bellator MMA and NHL and NBA games on TNT with is MAX service.

Jake has been boxing professionally for several years now, amassing an 11-1 record after he controversially defeated 58-year-old Mike Tyson by decision in November.

Logan, 0-1 as a pro, would profile as Jake’s least qualified opponent to fight him since Ben Askren in 2021, as Logan is not a decorated striker in any other sport, nor has he competed professionally in mixed martial arts.

He has spent most of his time as a showman in WWE.

If the brothers were ever to fight each other, they would stand to make millions. Jake’s bout with Tyson netted the fighter a reported $40 million.

Many criticized Jake for saying he did not want to knock out Tyson when it was clear the 58-year-old was not fighting back with any intent to win.

Logan has fought three times in exhibition bouts, defeating jiu-jitsu savant Dillon Danis by disqualification in 2023 and fought 44-year-old Floyd Mayweather to a draw in an exhibition bout in 2021.