Jake Paul's newest veiled shot on Canelo Alvarez was quickly checked.
The return from Jake Paul to the boxing ring takes place against a former champion and the son of an icon, preparing for Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. on 28 June. This marks Paul's first fight since the beating of heavyweight boxing legend Mike Tyson in November.
Prior to what could be the most difficult test of Paul's boxing career, he is still angry about how a negotiated collision with Canelo Alvarez fell apart earlier this year. Paul and Alvarez were in the final phase of negotiating a huge fight this summer before the Riyadh season, and Turki Alshikh signed Alvarez for a Multi-Fight Deal.
Since the fight of Alvarez vs. Paul fell apart, Paul made repeated shots at the Mexican superstar, also in the run -up to his collision with one of the former enemies of Alvarez.
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Jake Paul 'Fact checked' by X's Community Notes function after Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Claim
In a recent position to X, Paul issued one of his first statements after the announcement of the fight and took a veiled shot at Alvarez in the same breath.
“Five years ago I boarded the ring for my pro -debut after 1 amateur fight, and every fight has since become a step to become world champions,” said Paul.
“I just beat the worst man on the planet and broke several records, and now I go against a former world champion with 54 victories that Canelo could hardly beat …”
Only hours after Paul's original comments, X's 'Community Notes' function prevailed his statement.
“Who Canelo could hardly beat” Canelo Alvarez dominated Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Unanimously 120-108, which means that Chavez Jr. No round in the eyes of each judge has won, “was the note.
At the moment, neither Alvarez have nor Chavez responded to Paul's comments. Alvarez and Chavez went earlier in their career in 2017, with Alvarez nodded on all three scor cards of the jury.
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Paul's success in the boxing ring has collected his honest part of the opponents. But former UFC Vederweight Champion Ilia Topuria is not one of them.
During a recent performance on the entire podcast, Topuria Paul praised for his marketability and disruption of boxing. It is in stark contrast to the position of various other UFC hunters, despite the fact that Paul beats legends such as Anderson Silva during his career.
Paul has been neatly reflected since he had his first boxing loss at Tommy Fury in 2023. He won five consecutive fights, including a decisive victory over Tyson and a dominant victory over the former UFC -Superster Nate Diaz.
Paul Die Chavez Jr. defeated, a long way could go to prove his opponents incorrectly. With regard to his comments about Alvarez, Paul remains irritated by the struggle that failed abruptly.