J. Paul is undefeated in boxing, with four consecutive victories. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter @triller
One of the most talked about names in the world of combat sports today may have hung up his gloves. After defeating former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley last Sunday (29), Jake Paul took to social media and hinted that he would be retiring from professional boxing.
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Without giving too many details, Jake Paul used his official Twitter profile to announce his supposed retirement.
“Status updated: retired boxer”, wrote the YouTuber.
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The possible early retirement goes completely against the discourse of Jake Paul right after the victory over Tyron woodley. In the press conference held after the fight, responding to a provocation from the Irishman Conor McGregor, the YouTuber stated that he had big fights ahead of him.
“We are on track for a lot of big fights. I'm also salivating because I'm just warming up”, said Paul at the time.
If you have actually retired, Jake Paul leaves his brief professional boxing career with four wins in four fights. The YouTuber faced streamer AnEsonGib, former basketball player Nate Robinson, former Bellator and ONE Championship champion Ben Askren and former UFC champion Tyron woodley.
Shortly before facing Woodley, Paul published a list of his possible next opponents, which included names like Conor McGregor, Kamaru Usman, Canelo Álvarez, Nick and Nate diaz and even my brother Logan Paul.
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