Anthony Joshua has declared his intent not to hold back against Jake Paul, emphasizing that only a knockout will satisfy his desire for aggression. The former heavyweight world champion is set to face YouTuber Paul in what is expected to be a one-sided match in Miami on December 19, with Joshua earning up to £70 million. He disclosed that he will be trained by Oleksandr Usyk’s team for the fight and stressed that only an early finish will be acceptable, stating, “It’s not a win for me if I just beat him; I need to knock him out.”
Joshua expressed his determination to dominate the bout, stating, “I’m going to break his face and break his body. I’m here to prove I’m the superior fighter and will continue to do so as long as I’m in the ring.” He emphasized his aggressive approach, mentioning his intention to inflict significant damage on Paul, showcasing his boxing skills and introducing him to a different level of the sport.
Acknowledging Paul’s fighting background, Joshua commended his opponent’s dedication, highlighting Paul’s professional experience since 2020. He acknowledged Paul as a serious fighter and warned against underestimating him, drawing a parallel to his own early struggles in boxing.
On the other hand, Paul expressed his readiness to make sacrifices in pursuit of a monumental upset in boxing history. Confident in his abilities, Paul asserted, “No one ever thought that this would be possible, that we would be here when I first started boxing.” He emphasized his belief in his power and timing, suggesting a fourth or fifth-round knockout and stating his willingness to go to extreme lengths to secure victory.
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