Jake Paul could have an interesting task, with former darts world champion Gerwyn Price, claiming that he would finish him with 'One Punch'.
During his career, 'The Problem Child' has imposed a reputation for boxing athletes from other sports.
That is why, with Paul who misses the fight of Canelo Alvarez, he may be open to see if the Welshman can make a backup of his brag.
In contrast to most darts players, however, 'The Ice Man' was built for violence.
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Gerwyn Price thinks he can beat Jake Paul from
Since his arrival in the PDC, Gerwyn Price has cemented his status as somewhat of the 'Bad Boy of Darts'. As he walks away a friendly person from the competition, he seeps Bravoure on stage, with the 39-year-old, known for his noisy parties.
After an impressive stint in professional rugby, Price changed sports and scaled the mountain and won the 2021 darts world championship.
The athlete has now postponed in two worlds and is now trying to conquer another and start his own YouTube channel.
During an interview with Talksport he was told that he would reach 100,000 subscribers, he had to fight against Jake Paul.
Price replied: “Well, that's easy. I am looking forward to that.
When the idea of a confrontation in the 74,500-Saturday, Principality Stadium, was patched, the Darts legend exclaimed: 'He will never beat me in Wales. Nobody beats me in Wales. He probably defeated Canelo, but I don't think he defeated me. “
When asked how exactly that fight would fall, the prize expressed confidence: “I think it would only be one blow – completely over. Cold. It would be a waste of money for people to coordinate.”
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How good was a rugby player Gerwyn Price?
When hearing the waste fired in his direction, the American will probably respond. After all, he is never anyone to express his opinions, with Paul recently entered Canelo Alvarez for their fight.
Although Price is certainly not an experienced boxer, he could probably give the Cleveland Bralerer a harder challenge than any other Darts player, where the sportsman used his physical strength to excel on the Ruby field.
Price played at a high level, which represents the Welsh Premier Division sides, Neath and Cross Keys, where he won the Wru Challenge Cup 2011-12 and scored a historical attempt in the final. He also adorned the field for Rugby League teams South Wales Scorpions and Blackwood Bulldogs, where he was covered by Wales Dragonhearts. He also enjoyed a Stint at Pro12 team, Glasgow Warriors.
Price retired in 2014 to concentrate on darts. And because of its sound, he could have a final sport to explore.
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