Jake Paul Drops Sad Joe Rogan Bombshell

The YouTuber-turned-pro-boxer Jake Paul recently discussed Joe Rogan haters in a new Jon Youshaei interview. ‘The Problem Child’ went on to say:

 


 

“I don’t think people like different at first. The society we live in now, people want to compartmentalize thing. They want everything to have a label.

He added:

“People want to associate people with one thing. Joe Rogan, podcast. Mr. Beast, YouTuber.”

Jake Paul states he is done with fighting MMA fighters

Paul has earned a huge amount with the bouts and he now has a pro-boxing record of 4-0.  Paul has responded to the criticisms by arguing that he is being held to a different standard than the boxing newcomers of the past. He said that they fought opposition either at around the same skill level or even lower than whom Paul has faced till date. Tyson Fury Sad Marriage News Revealed

Speaking on The Full Send podcast, Paul revealed that he is leaning heavily towards changing this whole narrative in his next fight by taking on a professional boxer for the first time, and he even has a specific name in mind (h/t Dexerto.com).

“I think Tommy Fury is at the top of that list. He’s skilled, he’s undefeated, and he’s a real boxer,” Paul said of his next opponent. “He has like 4 million followers on Instagram which is good engagement. “He has the fans from like his relationship show [Love Island].”

Paul believes in constantly advancing to the next stage of difficulty. First, he knocked out a fellow YouTuber; then a retired NBA player; then a one-dimensional grappler; and in Tyron Woodley, a former UFC champion with respected striking skills. After being the favorite in his most recent fight against Woodley, Paul recognizes that it’s time to raise the bar in order to keep himself fully motivated.

“I’ve been the favorite, so now I almost want to go into a fight where it’s like ‘there’s no way he’s going to do this. I just want to keep proving people wrong because I could take a social media influencer and fight them right now and make a decent bag. It’s just a tough sell because I did all of that.”

We will see what is next for Paul.

Barry Russell
Barry Russell
A dedicated pro wrestling follower for more than a decade

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