Jake Paul could be set at some distance next time for the biggest test of his career.
Fans did not respond well to Eddie Hearn stating that Paul had emerged as the leader to start Anthony Joshua.
Many see the matchup as a huge mismatch, both in terms of the size difference between them and the level at which they have compete.
While Paul versus Joshua can be confronted with some obstacles in the UK, Hearn recently claimed that the fight could take place in America, where it would still be a huge event.
Not many people will give 'the Problem Child' a good chance to overcome, but one of his former opponents thinks he could do it.
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Tyron Woodley believes that there is a 'big chance' Jake Paul Kan Anthony Joshua hurt
In Back-to-back fights in 2021, Tyron Woodley was defeated by Jake Paul while the social media star continued to prove people that it was wrong in the ring.
Their Rematch in particular, where 'The Problem Child' eliminated the former UFC champion in the sixth round, was then the largest and most impressive victory of the controversial star.
Woodley recently commented on what a fight between his former opponent and Anthony Joshua would look like if he would speak with Action Network.
'The Chosen One' made it clear that although he did not choose Paul to lift his hand, he believes that he can cause 'aj'.
“I just have the feeling that AJ has gained so much strength and experience and Jake is crazy because he even wanted that fight. But as I said before, he is faster, he will probably become more agile, he will probably run around Aj and try to get a shot, but he still has strength.
“You can't tell me if he's AJ Flush on the chin, there is no chance that he can bring him down. There is a good chance that he could do that.”
Woodley points to Joshua's earlier knockout losses, with one of them in his last outing against Daniel Dubois, which at least has the potential to hurt his opponent.
“If Jake Paul Anthony Joshua Flush hits the face, he can be knocked down. I mean, he can also be eliminated. Aj is eliminated. I am not saying that Jake is going to win. The fight is not even made, so I am not in a position to choose. But he has the power. He has the power. He has the power. He has the power. He has the power.
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Tyron Woodley does not think that Anthony Joshua is the heaviest heavyweight matchup for Jake Paul
Although Anthony Joshua has suffered a number of major losses in his career, the British star has also recorded some devastating victories.
Before his loss for Daniel Dubois, fans wondered if some of his vulnerabilities would be exposed by Francis Ngannou, who has a track record for eliminating opponents in his MMA career.
Joshua answered this by demolishing Ngannou in two rounds and reminding everyone that he is also one of the scariest punchers in the heavyweight division.
Tyron Woodley believes that, despite the fact that Paul has to face the power of 'AJ', a fight against a technician like Tyson Fury would be harder for him.
“To be honest, I think he would have a more difficult fight against Tyson Fury than AJ. Just style, because Tyson is going to miss him, laugh, push him out, outboxing him.
“When you look for such a person, the fear starts:” Damn, he is just a better boxer “. I have the feeling that power and athletics, Jake and Anthony will match for that, who is more athletic and who is more powerful?”