The body spray that fueled Jake Paul’s victory over Mike Tyson in the Netflix boxing match has been revealed

Fans were left confused by Jake Paul spraying himself with a bright yellow canister before and after his fight with Mike Tyson.

The spray can made its first appearance when Jake Paul entered the arena with his girlfriend Jutta Leerdam.

It got fans’ attention when he sprayed his torso with the can a few times upon his arrival.

It then made another appearance during his ring tour when Jake Paul sat on the back of a low-rider with his brother Logan.

This time, Logan wanted to spray his brother down while they were riding in the car on the way to the ring.

Logan Paul also had the bottle in hand when they got to the ring

Logan then splashed his brother after the match when Jake Paul was announced as the unanimous winner in what turned out to be a rather sad affair.

During the event, many spectators took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to express their confusion at the spray.

A user named Tebow said: ‘Dawg. WTF is Jake Paul talking about.’

Another said: ‘Jake Paul feeling and spraying his body man scent on himself after beating up an old man is insane.’

And user Vox also wrote: ‘Jake Paul the annoying kid on the school bus who chokes everyone with ax spray.’

Well, it turns out that splashing throughout his appearances on the show was actually advertising for his own ‘W’ men’s grooming line.

Jake Paul launched the men’s grooming line when he said that “sweat has long been an insecurity of mine.”

The body spray is one third of the series that includes body spray, antiperspirant and body wash.

According to the press release, W’s products are made with patent-pending mood-enhancing fragrances, infused with nutrient-rich ingredients like vitamin B, vitamin E, magnesium and biotin to nourish hair and skin, and made without phthalates, parabens, harsh sulfates or artificial colors.

X user Anthony Pompliano praised Jake Paul’s use of the body spray ad: ‘Logan & Jake Paul are two of the greatest marketers on the planet. The can of W sprayed in every video shoot is worth millions of dollars in free advertising.’