New Delhi: Jake Paul proved himself again in the boxing ring by beating boxing legend Mike Tyson at the AT&T Stadium in Texas on Saturday, November 16. After the win, Paul didn’t get as much appreciation as many former boxers criticised him for fighting an opponent half his age.
An English broadcaster and former boxer legend Carl Froch shot on Paul after his win on his YouTube channel by stating “He’s [Jake Paul] such a big commodity. He sells tickets, he puts bums on seats, and people are interested. Netflix, 30 million, come on!
“74,000 at AT&T, not quite 80,000 is it? He’s not there yet. He is getting there but he’s not quite there.
Froch also advised him to hang his gloves up and retire from boxing. Froch also challenged Paul indirectly by saying that his phone wouldn’t ring nor his emails to connect his agent to fight him. Froch brutally trolled Paul after the win.
After all the criticism, Paul replied “F***ing sour loser. Shut the f**k up”. He also gave him a reality check that what Paul had done in 4 years, Froch hadn’t done anything like that in his whole life.
Paul also called Froch to wash his cars. However, Froch responded again to Paul’s message that he is retired from boxing and has not worn the gloves for over a decade. Paul can call him out anytime he wants.
The Englishman claimed that he’d knock Paul out in just 30 seconds. Paul is 11-1 in his professional boxing career, and his only loss came against Tommy Fury. Meanwhile, Froch had a dashing record of 33-2 in his professional boxing career.
Jake Paul challenges Canelo to fight him next
After the magnificent win against Mike Tyson, Paul challenged middleweight champion Canelo to fight him as Canelo would get the biggest payday in his boxing career. Canelo is currently 66-2-2 in his career and it will be a super fight if Canelo accepts the offer to fight Paul.
Jake Paul countered the call-out of British broadcaster and former boxer Carl Froch after beating Mike Tyson. Other Sports Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Cricket Live Score, Sports Breaking News from Sports Today
