Wade Plemons hosted a viewing party live from ringside during Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson, and even interviewed Canelo Alvarez. But now it's time for him to step away from his analytical duties and step foot in the ring himself.
The popular commentator will make his boxing debut tonight at Misfits 20, at the Co-op Live in Manchester, UK.
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Wade Plemons was 'Shaking' when he met Canelo Alvarez
Since beginning his YouTube journey, Wade Plemons has won the hearts of his followers, using his charismatic personality to make content both creative and informative.
The American has amassed a huge following and been handed remarkable opportunities, going toe-to-toe with Canelo Alvarez for a fascinating interview and hosting a live watch party from the AT&T Stadium as Jake Paul and Mike Tyson went head-to-head. one of the biggest fights of 2024.
In an exclusive interview with Bloody Elbow, he reminisced about his greatest moments and said: “Meeting Canelo was great. If you watch the video, I was shaking. That one touched me a bit. I would say that, or the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, with my dad. That was one of the coolest things I could have ever done.
“Things happen that I don't even know how to describe. I'm just blessed.”
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Although Wade has proven himself as a talented expert, he is determined to prove that he can fight as well as talk by entering the squared circle himself.
With his match against Masai Warrior having caught fire in the trash talk, the 32-year-old will be hoping he can produce a spectacular performance to end the rivalry once and for all.
How Wade Plemons helped Gervonta Davis achieve one of his most terrifying KO victories
In one of his biggest interviews to date, Wade got to work with Gervonta Davis, with the pair having a very interesting discussion.
Before one of the most high-profile fights he's ever had, 'Tank' was blown away by an invaluable insight the content creator gave him into his opponent.
And it's fair to say he used that information in the ring, with the power puncher achieving one of the most terrifying knockouts of his entire career.
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