#JakeJoshua

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They’re looking ready to go 👀 Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul are here for their open workouts, and they’re raring to go… but they’re looking very different. #jakejoshua #jakepaul #anthonyjoshua #boxing #heavyweight

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Phil Jay [World Boxing News]

@philjwbn.bsky.social

2 months ago

Jake Paul’s Rocky vs Drago fantasy ends in Clubber Lang KO Jake Paul (12-2, 7 KOs), the YouTube-born boxer, stepped into the ring against former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs) in a bout hyped for months as a “Rocky vs Drago” showdown. What fans expected to be a cinematic clash quickly turned into a real-world demonstration of elite boxing skill, ending with Paul pinned in the corner and knocked out in a decisive finish reminiscent of Rocky III’s Clubber Lang moment. The Rocky Hype Before the Fight Leading up to the fight, MVP fueled the Rocky vs Drago narrative on social media: “Two worlds collide exactly 40 years later. Will Jake Paul be Rocky & Anthony Joshua be Drago?” They added, “No easy way out, no shortcuts to victory. For Jake Paul to win, he is going to have to pull off one of the biggest upsets in sports history to beat Anthony Joshua. “Like Rocky vs Drago. But this isn’t the movies.” Paul himself embraced the storyline, building anticipation for a cinematic moment that ultimately never came. Joshua’s Press Conference and the Drama During the pre-fight press conference, Joshua leaned into the narrative, mimicking Drago’s infamous line: “If he dies, he dies,” directly referencing Rocky III. The moment heightened tension, making fans believe a Rocky-style clash was imminent. Fight Night Reality: Clubber Lang KO Once the bell rang, the reality quickly diverged from the hype. Paul ran from Joshua early, but by the fourth round, Joshua’s skill advantage was clear. The former world heavyweight champion appeared to carry Paul through the initial rounds for showmanship, then asserted dominance in rounds five and six. Paul was dropped twice in rapid succession, culminating in a decisive knockout reminiscent of Rocky’s first loss to Clubber Lang. The slow-motion impact and Paul hitting the canvas mirrored Rocky’s pulverizing defeat, ending the night decisively and leaving the pre-fight dream unfulfilled. Fantasy vs Reality The ending highlighted MVP’s warning: this isn’t the movies. While the Rocky vs. Drago hype captivated fans, the fight exposed the gap between fantasy narratives and the reality of boxing. Paul’s inexperience against a seasoned former titleholder unmasked the limits of cinematic storytelling inside the ring. Aftermath and Reflection Although fans were drawn to the Rocky vs. Drago comparison, the fight delivered a Clubber Lang-style reality check. Analysts, spectators, and Paul himself faced the stark lessons of elite competition as silver screen parallels collided with the unforgiving demands of professional boxing. About the Author Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a veteran boxing reporter with 15+ years of experience. He has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside since 2010. Read full bio.

Jake Paul wanted a Rocky vs Drago moment vs Anthony Joshua, but what he got was a Clubber Lang beatdown. 💥

My Story: https://www.worldbox

#JakeJoshua #RockyDrago #ClubberLang #boxing

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World Boxing News

@worldboxingnews.com

2 months ago

Jake Paul’s Rocky vs Drago fantasy ends in Clubber Lang KO Jake Paul (12-2, 7 KOs), the YouTube-born boxer, stepped into the ring against former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs) in a bout hyped for months as a “Rocky vs Drago” showdown. What fans expected to be a cinematic clash quickly turned into a real-world demonstration of elite boxing skill, ending with Paul pinned in the corner and knocked out in a decisive finish reminiscent of Rocky III’s Clubber Lang moment. The Rocky Hype Before the Fight Leading up to the fight, MVP fueled the Rocky vs Drago narrative on social media: “Two worlds collide exactly 40 years later. Will Jake Paul be Rocky & Anthony Joshua be Drago?” They added, “No easy way out, no shortcuts to victory. For Jake Paul to win, he is going to have to pull off one of the biggest upsets in sports history to beat Anthony Joshua. “Like Rocky vs Drago. But this isn’t the movies.” Paul himself embraced the storyline, building anticipation for a cinematic moment that ultimately never came. Joshua’s Press Conference and the Drama During the pre-fight press conference, Joshua leaned into the narrative, mimicking Drago’s infamous line: “If he dies, he dies,” directly referencing Rocky III. The moment heightened tension, making fans believe a Rocky-style clash was imminent. Fight Night Reality: Clubber Lang KO Once the bell rang, the reality quickly diverged from the hype. Paul ran from Joshua early, but by the fourth round, Joshua’s skill advantage was clear. The former world heavyweight champion appeared to carry Paul through the initial rounds for showmanship, then asserted dominance in rounds five and six. Paul was dropped twice in rapid succession, culminating in a decisive knockout reminiscent of Rocky’s first loss to Clubber Lang. The slow-motion impact and Paul hitting the canvas mirrored Rocky’s pulverizing defeat, ending the night decisively and leaving the pre-fight dream unfulfilled. Fantasy vs Reality The ending highlighted MVP’s warning: this isn’t the movies. While the Rocky vs. Drago hype captivated fans, the fight exposed the gap between fantasy narratives and the reality of boxing. Paul’s inexperience against a seasoned former titleholder unmasked the limits of cinematic storytelling inside the ring. Aftermath and Reflection Although fans were drawn to the Rocky vs. Drago comparison, the fight delivered a Clubber Lang-style reality check. Analysts, spectators, and Paul himself faced the stark lessons of elite competition as silver screen parallels collided with the unforgiving demands of professional boxing. About the Author Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a veteran boxing reporter with 15+ years of experience. He has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside since 2010. Read full bio.

Jake Paul’s Rocky vs Drago fantasy ends in Clubber Lang KO https://www.worldbox #JakeJoshua #RockyDrago #boxing

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World Boxing News

@worldboxingnews.com

2 months ago

Bryce Mitchell AJ

Bryce Mitchell comments on Anthony Joshua's crash following the Jake Paul fight. 😓

#JakeJoshua #anthonyjoshua

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Abraham Gonzalez

@abeg718.bsky.social

2 months ago

Eddie Hearn Laughs Off Jake Paul’s ‘Wobble’ Claims Jake Paul (12-2, 7 KOs) recently suffered a sixth-round KO loss against Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs). While the fight was a largely one-sided affair with Joshua dominating Paul, ‘El Gallo’ was certain that he left AJ wobbled during a few rounds. Matchroom boss, Eddie Hearn, can only laugh at these claims, because according to him, Paul might as well be talking out of his rear. In conversation with the Ring Magazine, Hearn trashed Paul’s claims, stating that the scoreboards say otherwise. “Listen, there was probably a round that was quite close because no one did anything, but I don’t know, it’s strange they haven’t released the scorecards,” …

Eddie Hearn Laughs Off Jake Paul’s 'Wobble' Claims #JakeJoshua

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Dan Rafael

@danrafael1.bsky.social

2 months ago

Naoya Inoue Returns in "Night of Samurai" Card in Saudi Arabia + Fight News! | BFW Preview Podcast

New podcast even on Christmas!! Preview of Night of the Samurai card in Riyadh, including #InouePicasso & #NakataniHernandez! Also thoughts on #JakeJoshua Netflix numbers & more news of the week! Listen, rate, subscribe, enjoy! open.spotify.com/episode/2C6X... #boxing

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Abraham Gonzalez

@abeg718.bsky.social

2 months ago

Jake Paul Admits That It Was Not Hard To Get His ‘A*s Beat’ Jake Paul (12-2, 7 KOs) recently suffered the second loss of his professional career, after his showdown against Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs). But, from what Paul has to say, it certainly looks like he wasn’t too surprised by the outcome. Talking on his brother Logan Paul’s podcast, Impaulsive, following his loss to Joshua, the younger Paul admitted that he had dominated the initial few rounds and that it is actually not too hard to get beaten by a fighter of Joshua’s calibre. "It's not that hard to get your a*s beat,"

Jake Paul Admits That It Was Not Hard To Get His 'A*s Beat' #JakeJoshua

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The Shield Of Sports

@theshieldofsports.bsky.social

2 months ago

Logan Paul difende la performance di Jake contro Joshua Logan Paul si è esposto verso le critiche negative alla performance del fratello Jake Paul nel match contro Anthony Joshua.

Nell'ultimo episodio del suo podcast, Impaulsive, Logan Paul si è espresso sulle critiche riguardanti la performance del fratello Jake.

#TSOS // #JakeJoshua // #Boxe // #Pugilato

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KingFitch 🤴🏿🏀💙🗽🌁🇺🇸🦺

@kingfitch1990.bsky.social

2 months ago

Mike Tyson has also cleared the air in his bout against Jake Paul.

Mike Tyson claims he could have beaten Jake Paul in their match last year.

#skysportsboxing #anthonyjoshua #jakepaul #NetflixSports #JakeJoshua #miketyson

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Gayle Falkenthal on Boxing

@gaylefalkenthal.bsky.social

2 months ago

Audience Trends Seen In Jake vs Joshua Numbers - NY FIGHTS Audience trends are becoming clearer for fights staged by Netflix and Most Valuable Promotions through the Jake vs Joshua results.

The audience numbers for #JakeJoshua compared to previous Jake Paul fights have a story to tell. Is the act getting old? NYFights breaks it down. #boxing nyfights.com/boxing/world...

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Phil Jay [World Boxing News]

@philjwbn.bsky.social

2 months ago

Jake Paul’s ‘Two-Round Win’ Debunked by Stats Jake Paul claimed he won two rounds, but Anthony Joshua dominated from bell to bell — landing 48 of 146 punches to Paul’s 16 and sweeping all rounds on the official scorecards. Speaking on the Impaulsive Podcast following his sixth-round knockout loss to Joshua on Friday, December 19, at Miami’s Kaseya Center, Paul insisted the contest was far closer than the official numbers suggest. “I won two rounds, then he won two, then I got dropped,” Paul said. “But I was doing good. My cardio, just the mental pressure of the big guy. I had him wobbled at one point.” A review of the punch statistics, judges’ scorecards, and World Boxing News’ live scoring presents a completely different picture. CompuBox Numbers Undermine the Claim CompuBox confirms Paul never outlanded Joshua in any round. Total punches landed: Paul 16 of 56 | Joshua 48 of 146 Power punches landed: Paul 9 of 22 | Joshua 34 of 79 Rounds 1–4: Paul landed 11 punches | Joshua landed 17 While Paul circled and limited exchanges early, Joshua still landed the cleaner, more effective punches in each round. There was no completed round in which Paul landed more punches than Joshua. The fight shifted decisively in the fifth round, when Joshua landed 14 power punches and scored two knockdowns. In the sixth, Joshua landed 8 of 13 power shots, sending Paul down twice more and breaking his jaw, before the referee stopped the contest. Judges Scored Every Round for Joshua At the time of the stoppage, all three official judges had scored every completed round for Anthony Joshua: David Sutherland: 43–50 Michael Tate: 43–50 Steve Weisfeld: 43–50 The scorecards included a 10–7 fifth round for Joshua and reflected the additional knockdowns that preceded the stoppage in the sixth. World Boxing News Live Scoring Confirms the Result World Boxing News’ live scorecard matched the official judges exactly, round for round, providing real-time confirmation rather than post-fight interpretation. Across official judging, punch statistics, and independent live scoring, there is no statistical or factual basis for the claim that Paul won two rounds. Claim Versus Reality Paul acknowledged learning from the experience and pointed to limited preparation time and the physical challenge of facing a heavyweight. “I see where I could have done better,” he said. “I’m a little disappointed, but I also know how good he is.” However, the combined evidence shows Paul did not win — or statistically outscore Joshua — in a single round. The early rounds were about movement and damage control; Joshua’s pressure quickly made the fight one-sided. About the Author Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a veteran boxing reporter with 15+ years of experience. He has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside since 2010. Read full bio.

Jake Paul claims he was up on the cards, but the Compubox stats tell a different story of Anthony Joshua’s dominance leading up to that catastrophic injury.

My Story 🔗 https://www.worldbox

#JakeJoshua #Boxing #Stats

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World Boxing News

@worldboxingnews.com

2 months ago

Jake Paul’s ‘Two-Round Win’ Debunked by Stats Jake Paul claimed he won two rounds, but Anthony Joshua dominated from bell to bell — landing 48 of 146 punches to Paul’s 16 and sweeping all rounds on the official scorecards. Speaking on the Impaulsive Podcast following his sixth-round knockout loss to Joshua on Friday, December 19, at Miami’s Kaseya Center, Paul insisted the contest was far closer than the official numbers suggest. “I won two rounds, then he won two, then I got dropped,” Paul said. “But I was doing good. My cardio, just the mental pressure of the big guy. I had him wobbled at one point.” A review of the punch statistics, judges’ scorecards, and World Boxing News’ live scoring presents a completely different picture. CompuBox Numbers Undermine the Claim CompuBox confirms Paul never outlanded Joshua in any round. Total punches landed: Paul 16 of 56 | Joshua 48 of 146 Power punches landed: Paul 9 of 22 | Joshua 34 of 79 Rounds 1–4: Paul landed 11 punches | Joshua landed 17 While Paul circled and limited exchanges early, Joshua still landed the cleaner, more effective punches in each round. There was no completed round in which Paul landed more punches than Joshua. The fight shifted decisively in the fifth round, when Joshua landed 14 power punches and scored two knockdowns. In the sixth, Joshua landed 8 of 13 power shots, sending Paul down twice more and breaking his jaw, before the referee stopped the contest. Judges Scored Every Round for Joshua At the time of the stoppage, all three official judges had scored every completed round for Anthony Joshua: David Sutherland: 43–50 Michael Tate: 43–50 Steve Weisfeld: 43–50 The scorecards included a 10–7 fifth round for Joshua and reflected the additional knockdowns that preceded the stoppage in the sixth. World Boxing News Live Scoring Confirms the Result World Boxing News’ live scorecard matched the official judges exactly, round for round, providing real-time confirmation rather than post-fight interpretation. Across official judging, punch statistics, and independent live scoring, there is no statistical or factual basis for the claim that Paul won two rounds. Claim Versus Reality Paul acknowledged learning from the experience and pointed to limited preparation time and the physical challenge of facing a heavyweight. “I see where I could have done better,” he said. “I’m a little disappointed, but I also know how good he is.” However, the combined evidence shows Paul did not win — or statistically outscore Joshua — in a single round. The early rounds were about movement and damage control; Joshua’s pressure quickly made the fight one-sided. About the Author Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a veteran boxing reporter with 15+ years of experience. He has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside since 2010. Read full bio.

Jake Paul’s ‘Two-Round Win’ Debunked by Stats https://www.worldbox #JakeJoshua #boxing

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World Boxing News

@worldboxingnews.com

2 months ago

More from the Jake vs Joshua selective 'records' broken. 🥊

The event was 66% down on the Mike Tyson fight and Jake Paul took on a bonafide heavyweight champion still competing. 💥

A clear signal that novelty fights draw far more interest. 🤡

#JakeJoshua #boxing

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Abraham Gonzalez

@abeg718.bsky.social

2 months ago

Netflix Announced Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua Reached ’33 Million Global Viewers’ The numbers are in, and Jake Paul (12-2, 7 KOs) vs. Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs) averaged 33 million live viewers globally at Friday’s event, which streamed live on Netflix, the streaming company announced on Tuesday. The fight that saw Paul being KO’d by Joshua in the sixth round of their fight also saw huge numbers on social media, with the following stats: “Jake vs. Joshua generated 1.25 billion impressions across Netflix’s global social channels. The fight was a top trending topic on X worldwide, trending #1 in the US, UK, and Brazil.

Netflix Announced Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua Reached '33 Million Global Viewers' #JakeJoshua

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Phil Jay [World Boxing News]

@philjwbn.bsky.social

2 months ago

Joshua KO Draws 33M — Only a Third of Paul vs Tyson Audience Joshua’s KO drew 33 million viewers — only a third of the 65 million who watched Paul vs Tyson, underscoring a sharp drop in streaming engagement. The numbers highlight a sharp decline in streaming engagement for the Joshua vs Paul event on Friday, December 19, at Miami’s Kaseya Center. Viewership and Audience Numbers Main event AMA: 33 million Live+1 viewers globally Co-main event: Alycia Baumgardner vs Leila Beaudoin drew 15 million Live+1 viewers globally Social impressions: 1.25 billion across Netflix’s channels Highest-performing clip: Joshua’s knockout clip with 214 million impressions Commercial reach: ~600,000 viewers in bars, restaurants, casinos, and hospitality venues in the U.S. Gate record: Highest-grossing boxing gate in Kaseya Center history Global Reach The fight ranked in Netflix’s Top 10 in 91 countries, holding #1 in 45, including the U.S., U.K., Canada, Germany, Australia, Mexico, and Argentina. The event trended #1 worldwide on X, including the U.S., U.K., and Brazil. Celebrity Ringside Ringside stars included Kay Adams, Michael Irvin, Logan Paul, Rory McIlroy, Shaggy, Timbaland, and more. Comparing to Paul vs Tyson While Joshua delivered a memorable knockout and strong social engagement, the drop illustrates how challenging it is to sustain the hype of a historic first event, even with record-breaking revenue and social buzz: Paul vs Joshua: 33 million AMA global viewers Paul vs Tyson: 65 million concurrent streams peak Netflix Live Strategy Joshua vs Paul was Netflix’s third live event with MVP, following Paul vs Tyson and Taylor vs Serrano III. Upcoming live events include NFL Christmas Day games, WWE Raw, Skyscraper Live, MLB Opening Night, the Home Run Derby, and Field of Dreams, demonstrating Netflix’s continued focus on high-profile live sports spectacles. About the Author Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a veteran boxing reporter with 15+ years of experience. He has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside since 2010. Read full bio.

The "Tyson Effect" is real.

Despite a brutal knockout and 33 million viewers, Joshua vs. Paul couldn't come close to the record-breaking numbers of last year’s Netflix debut.

My Story 🔗 https://www.worldbox

#JakeJoshua #Boxing #TVRatings

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World Boxing News

@worldboxingnews.com

2 months ago

Joshua KO Draws 33M — Only a Third of Paul vs Tyson Audience https://www.worldbox #JakeJoshua #boxing

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Daniel Yanofsky

@danyanofsky.bsky.social

2 months ago

The number is in: Over 33 million global viewers for the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua event this past weekend. Other stats from the event are attached.

Jake Paul continues to move the needle on Netflix, along with the addition of Anthony Joshua. #JakeJoshua #Boxing

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Dolapo Aina

@dolapoaina.bsky.social

2 months ago

For The Profession.
For The Black Race.
For The Ancestors.

Shege StraightOutta Sagamu (Ogun State, Nigeria 🇳🇬).

#JoshuaJake #JakeJoshua

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Wallafan

@wallafan.bsky.social

2 months ago

Memes aside, this goes hella HARD!

Maybe there is a difference between athletes and content creators...

#Boxing #JakeJoshua #contentcommunity #Sports

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Dan Rafael

@danrafael1.bsky.social

2 months ago

"SHOULD HAVE LEARNED THEIR LESSON" - DAN RAFAEL ON ANTHONY JOSHUA KNOCKING OUT JAKE PAUL, TYSON FURY YouTube video by Pro Boxing Fans

I joined Pro Boxing Fans to discuss #JakeJoshua, possible Joshua-Fury & Usyk-Wilder fights & the latest on the issues holding up Vergil Ortiz-Boots Ennis. Check out the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEYU... #boxing

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🪖 🇺🇸 🌎 🇺🇦

@rjmrim.bsky.social

2 months ago

Bless The Boxer Who Knocked Jake Paul the Fuck Out So shines a good smite in a weary world.

#JakePaul built a brand on being an obnoxious scumbag, suffering a broken jaw, missing teeth, and metal plates had to be put into his face.

Bless The Boxer Who Knocked Jake Paul the Fuck Out

#AnthonyJoshua #JakeJoshua #earned #AskedForIt #SportsUpdate

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World Boxing News

@worldboxingnews.com

2 months ago

Jake vs Joshua

A Short Story. 🥊

#JakeJoshua #boxing

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Dan Rafael

@danrafael1.bsky.social

2 months ago

Anthony Joshua KOs Jake Paul, Full Card Recap + Junto Nakatani With Dan Too! | Fight Freaks Unite Recap

New podcast! Recap & thoughts on #JakeJoshua card & my interview with 3-division champion Junto Nakatani ahead of his rise to 122 to fight on the same Dec. 27 card as Naoya Inoue as they look to set up a spring showdown. Listen, rate, subscribe, enjoy! open.spotify.com/episode/7yhg... #boxing

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MMA Fighting

@mmafighting.bsky.social

2 months ago

Andrei Arlovski releases statement after backstage brawl with Jack Doherty at #JakeJoshua in Miami

📰 mma-fighting.visitlink.me/vYZw_b

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Hard X-ray Male 🇺🇸🇺🇦🐊🦉🌊💙

@jdrch.github.io

2 months ago

Jake Paul got his ass beat? God bless! #JakeJoshua

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sexyrenders

@sexyrenders.bsky.social

2 months ago

Not based on any particular event that happened on December 19, 2025 at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida...
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#gayai #blackman #JakeJoshua #JakePaul #AnthonyJoshua #monstercock #sizedifference #dom #daddy

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David Payne

@theboxingwriter.bsky.social

2 months ago

Rocky Horror Show - Joshua finally ends the theatre Jake Paul is not a boxing innocent. He didn't wander into this Anthony Joshua fight unaware of the potential to be hit in a way he'd never experienced. The risk was the selling point. The perversity o...

It was a shambles wasn’t it?
It began as a peculiar Rocky type story but became Rocky Horror. Paul scuttled around racked with fear, Joshua walked behind like the chief mourner at his own funeral.
Eventually, a proper #boxing punch landed. #JakeJoshua

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Igor Isviatoslavic

@principeigor24.bsky.social

2 months ago

Esto me encanta : ¡El momento en que Anthony Joshua noqueó a Jake Paul! Le fracturaron la mandíbula al youtuber que se cree boxeador🤣🤣🤣
#jakepaul dedícate a otra cosa, si insistes en retar boxeadores de verdad te van a sacar con los pies por delante⚰️
#JakeJoshua
#Bluesky
#X
#Youtube