Fans criticized Jake Paul for naming Anthony Joshua, Gervonta Davis and Uniform Crivat-style champion Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez as the fighter he wanted to face as he won him last Saturday night in Anaaheim, California.
Joshua and Paul: “Circus Fight”?
The idea of Jake hiring Joshua, the first two heavyweight champion, has caused laughter and disgust among fans. This will be much worse than the circus battle between AJ and former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou in Riyadh on March 8.
Despite the horror of the fight, at least Ngannou is a fighter, albeit in a completely different sport. Jake is just a YouTuber turning boxer, without a truly world-class experience. Interestingly, Joshua expressed interest in fighting Jake, which revealed his focus on the later stages of his career.
Paul (12-1, 7 KO) suffered repeated injuries in the 9th round, while the 39-year-old former WBC middleweight champion Chavez Jr. (54-7-1, 34 KOS) finally woke up and started punching afterwards. Julio had barely punched in round 1 to round 8, giving some fans the impression that he was told he wouldn’t do it.
Paul’s junk food entertainment
Chavez Jr. said he exposed Paul as an understatement. He showed that he was not a world-class fighter, nor any top fighter of any weight class, or even lightweight.
Jack defeated Chavez Jr. with a 10-round unanimous decision. However, the 30-year-old Paul’s performance was so bad that fans couldn’t take him seriously. His battles are equivalent to junk food entertainment. The valueless fan digests it and is immediately forgotten.
“Anthony Joshua excited me. Tommy’s loss excited me. Gervonta inspired me. Post-war press conference After he defeated Chavez Jr., it reveals who he wants to defeat.
Ramirez Battle: Sanctions Focus
Jake Paul is not ranked in the top 15 by any of CruiserGeight’s four sanctioning bodies. It is unclear how he and WBA and WBO CruiserGeight champion Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez were allowed by both sanctioned bodies. But it wouldn’t be shocked if Paul was inserted into the top 15 by one or two governing bodies after defeating Chavez Jr.
Paul vs. Chavez Jr.
Last updated on June 29, 20125
