Jake Paul returns to the ring on Saturday night in front of Julio Cesar Chavez Junior. Anahem, in a cruiserweight bout in California, in the main event of a djan boxing paying card.
Paul, 28, last competed in November, defeated former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson in a Netflix attraction.
Paul (11–1, 7 kos) did not pity the antics of Chavez before Thursday’s press conference. A shirt was made near Chavez (54–6–1, 34 kos) to make fun of Ohio origin, with a decisive knockout with a piece of paper predicting the win.
On the one hand, the gamemanship, Paul, said that he is grateful to face the height of Chavez and expects the best version of the Mexican icon.
“He is a great fighter,” said Paul. “I like big names. I like mythological names. He is on my way for a world championship. He is a difficult test, a very difficult exam, but I am here to challenge myself and do big things in this game and then run a title after defeating it on Saturday.”
39 -year -old Chavez quickly maligned Paul’s track record, keeping it small and simple.
“No, I don’t think he’s good,” said Chavez. “I think he tries (and) trains, but he is not a good fighter. If he was a good boxer, everyone at this level would be a legend. Everyone knows it.”
Chavez was considering giving himself an ultimatum: a possible retirement if he loses to Paul. Chavez is very confident that he is going to be the first person to exclude the former YouTube star.
“I always prepare to win one,” said Chavez. “I am to win here, that’s why I am confident that I am going to win.”
Meanwhile, Paul asked to predict how he would be strong on Saturday night.
“I am going to knock him out. That’s what I came here to do,” Paul said. “First round, it’s going to be an early night. It’s a perfect hook and I am going home early. We are going home quickly. We are not paid for overtime. It’s going to be a great performance.”
Paul and Chavez have been scheduled to conclude the seven-fight cards after ET at 11 am.
-Bield level media
