Although Jake Paul announced that his next fight will take place against Gervonta Davis, it does not stop his plans to fight Anthony Joshua.
Jake Paul last June last June in the boxing ring when he took on Julio Cesar Chavez JR in one of his most difficult tests so far.
Nevertheless, 'The Problem Child' scored a new dominant unanimous decision gain and was subsequently boosted by the crowd in California.
After his victory, Paul continued to make a bizarre call from former heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua, and conversations seemed to be trending in the right direction.
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Paul hints that Vecht against Joshua could still take place despite recent announcements
Although conversations seemed to be trending in the right direction for a collision against Joshua, 'The Problem Child' announced this Wednesday that he will then record Gervonta Davis in a superfight.
In his announcement, however, the 28-year-old hinted that although he will fight against 'tank' on November 14, he will still possibly fight Joshua.
“First David, then Goliath,” Paul said in a post on X.
Not only that, but the manager of Paul, Nakisa Bidarian, also broke his silence over the fight and stated that Paul Vs Joshua was never on the table to happen in 2025.
“I think it's just a matter of touching 'go'. Jake looks at it as if he wants to show the world that he is going to fight David and then he plans to take on Goliath,” Bidarian told ESPN.
Jake Paul is supported by Davis' former rival
Although 'Tank' Davis will undoubtedly be the best hunter that Paul has fought so far in his career, because he is generally considered one of the best pound-for-pounds, Paul is supported by Davis' former rival.
Ryan Garcia supports the 'heavyweight' to beat Davis because of the enormous weight difference, although the official weight still has to be decided.