Jake Paul Confronts People Like Paddy Pimblett, Who Call His Fights Rigged, With Reality Check

Youtuber turned boxer Jake Paul has become a household name in boxing due to his fast growth in the industry. He has defeated some of the most formidable fighters from the combat sports industry until now. People are often skeptical about his fights and believe that his fights are rigged. See what he has to say about the people who criticize him.

Jake Paul was recently in conversation with Anthony Pompliano, where he discussed his boxing journey and more. As the conversation progressed, Paul was quizzed about the people who say his fights were rigged. 

Paul went on to say, “The people who watch me can’t even fu**ing believe that I’m beating these people. So they say it’s rigged right? They say my fights are rigged, they can’t believe it. So, the fact, I understand where they are coming from because this shouldn’t be possible, no boxer in history has done this. No one’s taking on this tough of opponents this early on in their careers. They usually build up 25 fights, then fight someone tough for the first time.”

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‘The Problem Child’ has a remarkable boxing resume now and has a stellar 6-0 record. He recently became the talk of the town as he defeated UFC legend, Anderson Silva, inside the squared circle. 

When Paddy Pimblett criticized Jake Paul for his boxing record 

The Ohio native has prevailed against UFC stalwarts Tyron Woodley and Ben Askren in the ring. In a remarkably short amount of time, he has amassed a sizable boxing fan base. He also started his promotions business, Most Valuable Promotions. The biggest match in women’s boxing history, Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano, was also co-promoted by the company. Despite this, Paddy Pimblett has some unfavorable opinions of him.

Pimblett stated in a recent talk show, “I’ll give Jake Paul his due now. He is training so much that he probably beat professional boxers.” He further added that Paul is actually not that bad, but he still thinks that his fight is fixed. 

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Additionally, in response to Pimblett’s comments, Paul offered a $1 million challenge for a 5-round boxing match to Pimblett. The UFC fighter eventually declined the challenge, since he already had another fight scheduled. What do you think of Pimblett and Paul’s conflict in the meantime? Tell us in the comments section below.