Jake Paul Shares a Quirky Post Amidst the Russia-Ukraine Crisis

The entire world has its attention on the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The political altercation between these two countries is only getting intense and nothing can be predicted for the future. Out of the blue, the YouTuber turned boxer, Jake Paul, came up with a social media post that garnered tons of reactions.

Paul often remains active on his social handles to keep himself in sync with any ongoing trend or activity in the world.

This time, ‘The Problem Child’ posted a picture of Russian President, Vladimir Putin, alongside his photo as well. Paul made this look like a fight poster, writing “Leave No Doubt” atop this pic.

Jake Paul takes up quirky social media stunts, and he enjoys sharing everything with his fans. Paul even broke into the limelight by doing fun and bizarre activities on his YouTube channel, eventually getting millions of subscribers.

For the past couple of years, he’s focused upon his boxing run. In 2021, ‘The Problem Child’ saw an immaculate rise in his career as he bagged a total of three wins. Out of all, his prolific KO win over Tyron Woodley remained a highlight for obvious reasons.

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Since then, the Ohio native elevated himself in terms of facing quality opponents. But now, he’s willing to go a notch higher, fighting pro-boxers from hereon. He also asked his manager to set up a fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

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These days, the YouTuber turned boxer is busy promoting the Taylor vs Serrano fight. That said, he hasn’t quite spilled the beans on his contest with Chavez Jr. for a long time.

In the coming few weeks, Paul can be expected to open up on the same. Also, there is every possibility in the world that ‘The Problem Child’ will only take on pro-boxers from hereon.

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It’ll be interesting to see whether Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. remains his first pick, or he shifts his focus to a new adversary.

What do you make of Jake Paul’s above post?