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Jake Paul want a part of Floyd Mayweather.
After Mayweather criticize Paul (5-0) for how competitive he is, the YouTube star called him out. Paul fired Mayweather for repeatedly participating in boxing fights. Most recently, Mr Defeat Mikuru Asakura in the second round of the Super RIZIN title in Saitama, Japan, on Sunday.
“Okay, ladies and gentlemen, picture this: It’s 2022. Floyd Mayweather is ruining his legacy fighting unknowns, wasting fans money, wasting his time. fans,” Paul said. social media. “He didn’t even know the names of the guys he was fighting, and then he chose to fight the influential Comedy Shorts Gamer, to make some money to pay his tax bills. Floyd Mayweather told Jake Paul that you’ll only fight Jake Paul if he’s down to 140 pounds or something. I cannot believe what is happening in the world. I can’t believe this is real.”
Mayweather recently beat Logan, Paul’s brother in an exhibition and said he was ready to face “The Problem Child” in a real fight, but with his natural weight.
But Paul thinks they can hit the average.
“Floyd, I’m going to fight you, and you know it’s one of the biggest fights to do in boxing,” Paul added. “I weigh 175, you weigh 165. We can get that done, make a few million dollars. But what will your excuse be? You didn’t care what my brother weighed, so why do you care what I weigh? Oh, because you know – you know what’s going to happen. I’d say, ‘I’ve got your zero.’ I don’t want to just say, ‘I’ve got your hat.’ I got your zero.
“But you will find a way to jump around this. You said, ‘Oh, once he fights a professional boxer, he’s doomed. It won’t be good for him. ‘ Why not let it be you – the best person ever? There’s only one Mayweather, but he’s afraid to fight Jake Paul. It’s 2022. I can’t believe what f*ck is going on, guys. Dammit. “
Paul will take his toughest test to date in his next bout on October 29. He meets former UFC middleweight king Anderson Silva, who defeated Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in boxing comeback.
