“The best there was…” Jake Paul retires from influencer boxing in a bombshell announcement from MVP.
Jake Paul, the influencer, is retired. But Jake Paul the professional boxer is about to enter his prime. ‘Problem Child’ is more than ever problematic after his beatdown over Mike Tyson. “Iron” Mike also made it worse, asking The Department of Licensing and Regulation to bill it as a pro bout. Paul enters the pro scene again with the biggest of bangs. In light of this, MVP promotions declared he is out of the influencer game.
Jake Paul vs. Tyson headlined MVP’s Netflix boxing event from the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. The Youtuber-turned-prizefighter carried a rather immobile Mike Tyson en route to a lopsided beatdown (80-72, 79-73, 79-73). Notwithstanding the moral repercussions, Paul is now 11-1 with 7 KOs. With him advancing to a potential pay-per-view (PPV) fight opposite IBF, WBC, and WBO super middleweight champ Canelo Alvarez, his influencer boxing days are done.
Flashback Friday to when Jake Paul was an influencer boxer. 2 fights, 2-0, 2KOs. The best there was, is and ever will be. Jake Paul is RETIRED from that sport. They need him, he doesn’t need them…hence why they said his name 400 times this past week.
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“The best there was…” Jake Paul retires from influencer boxing in a bombshell announcement from MVP
Jake Paul retires from Influencer Boxing: MVP announces his retirement after Mike Tyson Netflix-theme pro bout from Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium.
By Dibaas.M
Reviewed By Gerard Crispin
Updated December 3, 2024 / 13:15 EST
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“The best there was…” Jake Paul retires from influencer boxing in a bombshell announcement from MVP
Jake Paul hangs up influencer boxing gloves in MVP announcement, after Mike Tyson fight (Source: IMAGO/X)
Jake Paul, the influencer, is retired. But Jake Paul the professional boxer is about to enter his prime. ‘Problem Child’ is more than ever problematic after his beatdown over Mike Tyson. “Iron” Mike also made it worse, asking The Department of Licensing and Regulation to bill it as a pro bout. Paul enters the pro scene again with the biggest of bangs. In light of this, MVP promotions declared he is out of the influencer game.
Jake Paul vs. Tyson headlined MVP’s Netflix boxing event from the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. The Youtuber-turned-prizefighter carried a rather immobile Mike Tyson en route to a lopsided beatdown (80-72, 79-73, 79-73). Notwithstanding the moral repercussions, Paul is now 11-1 with 7 KOs. With him advancing to a potential pay-per-view (PPV) fight opposite IBF, WBC, and WBO super middleweight champ Canelo Alvarez, his influencer boxing days are done.
Flashback Friday to when Jake Paul was an influencer boxer. 2 fights, 2-0, 2KOs. The best there was, is and ever will be. Jake Paul is RETIRED from that sport. They need him, he doesn’t need them…hence why they said his name 400 times this past week.
Gib is the current best in that sport.
#JakePaul
MVP Promotions via IG media announcement (@mostvaluablepromotions)
Paul made his professional debut by stopping another popular streamer AnEsonGib. ‘El Gallo’ then returned to the sweet science to knock out NBA star Nate Robinson and went on an all-time high. The YouTube star’s only defeat as a pro came at the hands of Tommy Fury, last year. MVP also billed Gib as their new media brand face for influencer boxing and roost-header for “MVP prospects”.
Controversial or not, Paul is the ‘it’ man of crossover boxing cultures. He now even touts one over Mike Tyson, the once-WBA, WBC, and IBF beltholder and consensus mainstream Heavyweight legend. No word yet on when or where Paul will make his boxing return. However, ‘El Gallo’ is being challenged by some of the biggest names in the sport, including Ryan Garcia and Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. Will the Alvarez fight happen though?
