Jake Paul received harsh advice to dismiss his advisors just weeks before his upcoming bout with Anthony Joshua. The emerging boxer has shown significant progress in the sport since his professional debut in 2020, mainly facing former UFC stars such as Anderson Silva, Nate Diaz, and Tyron Woodley. Despite his success, Paul experienced his only defeat against Tommy Fury in 2023.
Primarily a cruiserweight, Paul is transitioning to a higher weight class for his fight with Joshua. While he has limited experience in the heavyweight division, he notably defeated Mike Tyson in November 2024. Concerns have been raised about Paul’s well-being leading up to the fight, with critics questioning the validity of the match scheduled for December 19 in Miami.
The heavyweight clash between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul is set to be broadcast live on Netflix on December 19. Fans can access the fight for free through Sky’s £15 Essential TV bundle, the lowest price ever offered by the brand for Sky TV subscriptions.
Commenting on the upcoming fight, Moses Itauma expressed strong opinions about Paul’s decision-making, urging him to consider the potential consequences. Meanwhile, Itauma himself is preparing for his own match against Jermaine Franklin on January 24 in Manchester, aiming to prove his capabilities and silence his critics.
The highly anticipated showdown between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul in Miami is scheduled just days before Christmas. The fight is expected to commence around 11pm local time, translating to 4am in the UK. Viewers can watch the event live on Netflix, with fight times subject to change based on the undercard duration.