Jake Paul Adds Gervonta Davis to His Ridiculous Hit List

Jake Paul, in no time, has turned into a sensation of the sport of boxing. Over the past few months, he has been in the limelight and has capitalized on his fame. Moreover, as his position in the sport is improving with each bout, he’s lining himself up for a fight against true bigwigs of the game.

On August 29, he will lock horns with the ex-UFC welterweight champ, Tyron Woodley. However, he is focused on the long run.

Recently, ‘The Problem Child’ shared a picture on his Instagram handle, revealing a ‘hit list’ of his opponents he wants to face.

In this list, he named his past opponents and Tyron Woodley. Moreover, he added the P4P king, Canelo Alvarez, to his list, alongside some more astounding names from UFC and pro-boxing. However, one name on the list that staggered the vast combat sports audiences was Gervonta Davis.

There is a gigantic difference between Paul and ‘Tank’s weight classes. While the former is a cruiserweight, Davis’s heaviest fight has been at super-lightweight.

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‘The Problem Child’, over the course of time, has entered countless verbal tussles with some hotshots of the game. Accordingly, as he’s added all of those names on his list, he is supremely keen on booking a fight with all of them.

Given Paul’s progress, the fans would be interested in seeing the Ohio native compete against any of the aforementioned opponents, or even Gervonta Davis, to be precise.

Jake Paul vs Gervonta Davis – Will it really happen?

‘The Problem Child’ is a 3-fight veteran and is only keen on fighting in professional bouts. However, looking at the vast difference between Davis and his weight class, this fight seems unlikely.

Despite that, this bout can still take place if they decide to go all out against each other in an exhibition bout. It’ll be interesting to see how things play out between the duo in the next few months.

What do you make of Jake Paul’s list?

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