Jake Paul Brilliantly Tackles Analyst Over Canelo Alvarez Question

Jake Paul is a modern-day boxing hotshot who’s slowly and steadily spreading his wings in the fight fraternity. The YouTuber came into the limelight by hammering Nate Robinson in 2020. Post that, he called out some UFC elites, including its biggest superstar, Conor McGregor. With time, Paul shifted his radar to many boxing biggies, too.

Talking about boxing biggies, one name that tops Jake Paul’s list is the p4p king Canelo Alvarez. Recently, Paul was in a chat with Stephen Smith on ESPN. Here, he tackled Smith’s question pertaining to his fight with Canelo Alvarez.

“That’s what other people think. Other people try to place limits on what is possible for you.”

“When you are a unicorn doing something different, other people try to place limits on what’s possible for you and what you can accomplish because it’s their mindset and what they think they can accomplish as a human being. But for me, I can accomplish anything I set my mind to,” he said.

Time by time, ‘The Problem Children’ gave his candid notions about a potential fight with Canelo. Paul is slowly peaking up his boxing run and after his win over Tyron Woodley in the rematch, the Ohio native is even more confident in going against a pro-boxer.

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That said, Jake Paul has his target set on Canelo, and regardless of anyone’s comments, he’s eager to test himself against the p4p king. But will the Mexican boxing star offer him a fight at this stage?

Canelo Alvarez vs Jake Paul – A possible fight in 2022?

Canelo Alvarez is in contention to either elevate in a weight class or remain at 168-pounds to defend his belts.

Also, he might have a super-busy 2022 as there are a ton of opponents for him. Citing that, a Jake Paul fight has almost zero chances of entering Canelo’s 2022 boxing picture.

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Yet, it’ll be interesting to see if the YouTuber gets to face his foe at some point in the future in an exhibition or a pro-bout.

What do you make of ‘The Problem Child’s comments on a Canelo fight?