How many fights has Jake Paul lost?

Jake Paul

Jake Paul rose to fame after he created his YouTube channel, which generated an audience that gave him the footing to start his boxing career.

There, he has competed against other celebrities and famous figures such as former NBA player Nate Robinson and YouTuber Ali Eson Gib.

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Jake Paul and Mike Perry go face-to-face with funny Hulk Hogan impressions

How many fights has Jake Paul lost?

Paul had better conditioning and performance against both of them and knocked them out in the first two rounds. After those fights, many lined up with Paul to follow the exhibition fights and he soon went on to fight former UFC fighters Tyron Woodley, Ben Askren and even the very famous Anderson Silva.

Jake Paul has a 9-1 record in professional boxing, with six knockout victories. After a unanimous decision win over Silva in 2022, Paul faced his first professional boxer in Tommy Fury, brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.

What other opponents has Jake Paul faced?

After eight rounds, Fury won thanks to a split decision, and it wasn’t until his 8th fight that Jake Paul tasted the bitter taste of defeat.

Many didn’t know what Paul’s next steps would be after being put on the canvas, however, the sadness of defeat didn’t last long as in August of last year he briefly returned to his roots and defeated former UFC star Nate Diaz by unanimous decision.

Since then, Paul fought two professional fighters, Andre August and Ryan Bourland, each with respectable records, however, Paul gave them both a run for their money and defeated them both in the first round.

Why is Jake Paul fighting Mike Perry?

“An undefeated legend, no gloves, takes punches like it’s nothing, fast, athletic, hits hard…he’s a fighter and I can’t take him lightly”. “This is all a risk, I’m focused on July 20, I’m focused on Mike Perry and that mentality will carry me to victory,” Jake Paul told DAZN.

“I need this experience, I need to be active. I’m not afraid of anyone, I’m ready anytime, against anyone. It’s not something I just say, I’m here to be world champion, I’ve done what I’ve wanted to do in the boxing world. I have taken my expectations to that ultimate goal: I will be cruiserweight champion of the world.”