Jake Paul vs Julio Cesar Chavez Jr: Paul claims unanimous points win

Paul said he wanted “harder fighters”, but his celebrations often ignore the weight classes.

Strangely, former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and light world champion Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis’ he called as as opposed as possible.

At the beginning of this week, WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman said Paul could be considered for a ranking if Paul defeated Chavez. In accordance with WBC rules, a warrior must be in the first 15 to qualify for a world championship.

For the context, British champion Viddal Riley ranks 15th, while the GB team Olympian Cheavon Clarke 19.

Should Paul from Ohio be listed on them? Sport logic says no. However, this is not impossible in today’s boxing view.

Paul also claimed that WBA could sort it. WBA fights the level of history, activity and competition while sorting warriors.

According to the loan, Paul brought a new audience for boxing, supported female fighters through their most valuable promotions and showed a serious commitment to education. However, this alone does not justify the title of a world.

In order to gain real respect in boxing, it should go beyond pale names and old MMA stars. He wins Chavez and Tyson, can increase his brand, but they do little for his reliability in the ring.

However, the problem for the ‘problematic child’ who declares himself is the time when the wheels come into play with an active, legitimate warrior.