Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr managed to keep their hands apart while they came face to face at their last face-off pre-Vecht in Anaheim.
The couple had an intense structure, in which former middleweight Chavez JR Paul accused of the use of steroids, among other things under the insults of the belt. And they came across each other on Thursday afternoon in the Honda Center for a final press conference.
The face-off was ultimately relatively tame, given the intensity of the press conference, including a violent threat from Paul to an undercard hunter. Tomorrow night they will go against each other on the ceremonial weightings before they fight on Saturday evening on Dazn Pay-per-View.
Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez JR Share Fiery Press Conference Face-Off
The press conference between Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez JR started with some Pantomime theatrics of the main event stars. Paul first adorned Chavez's desk with a sign in which it was explained 'I will be eliminated', which transferred his rival to his side.
Chavez then lashed out a T-shirt to his famous father, while he also intimudes that he is Paul's 'Daddy'. They threw the shirt back and forth before they deal with a verbal back and forth that ended with fans who trolled Paul with a usual 'f-Jake Paul' singing.
Paul even noticed that he was fighting the Undercard star Julian Rodriguez, who burned him 'Mr Tik Tok'. Rodriguez is confronted with the latest signing of the most valuable promotions, with his promoter who gains that, although he is on the event, he does not know the name of the Welterweight.
Eventually the hunters met, where Paul and Chavez remained calm while confronted for the penultimate time during the Vechtweek.
Jake Paul has sworn Julio Cesar Chavez Jr to embarrass a resentment fight
During his open training yesterday, Paul explained that he is planning to eliminate Chavez JR on Saturday night and to embarrass. The couple started to dismiss a serious needle on top of each other, where the former champion it was far from a good boxer.
Paul had a witty one-liner in response and told Chavez 'I am not a good boxer, I am a great boxer' and insisted that he would show that on Saturday.
The Mexican fought against big names, such as Canelo Alvarez and Andy Lee, even winning several world title fights, but has fallen at difficult times in his personal life. He has been in and out of rehabilitation, but has returned to the ring, insisting that he is intended to go for a different championship.