Jake Paul didn’t leave Miami with a win, but he didn’t leave silently either. A shattered jaw, titanium plates, and a sixth-round stoppage would be enough to quell most post-fight storylines.
Jake Paul suffered a sixth-round knockout loss to Anthony Joshua that broke his jaw in two places Joe Rogan warned that the knockout caused serious brain
One UFC veteran thinks Jake Paul had the opportunity to reach the final bell. The polarizing YouTuber-turned-boxer had a brutal return to the ring last Friday, when he squared off against former two-time unified world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.
The following article "Netflix touts another massive boxing audience" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. Once again, Netflix is touting a boxing audience that would rank among the very highest in the business.
Netflix has formally announced the number of people who tuned in to watch Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua. According to a post on their social media accounts, 33 million viewers around the world tuned in to see the clash.
Jake Paul’s next move is on everyone’s mind following his recent defeat. What comes next for Jake Paul is already a major talking point following the first knockout loss of his professional boxing career.
On December 19, the boxing world all stopped to watch Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul live on Netflix from the Kaseya Center in Miami. The build-up was full of intrigue, with many wondering what Joshua had left and whether Paul could absorb the huge punch power of the Brit.
On December 19, at the Kaseya Center in Miami, live on Netflix, the improbable was brought to life as Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul headlined a Most Valuable Promotions card.
Jake Paul is recovering after suffering the first knockout loss of his 12-2 boxing career. In Miami, Florida, on Friday night, Anthony Joshua fought Paul and broke his jaw in two places.
Jake Paul is currently healing up after the first knockout loss of his 12-2 boxing career. Anthony Joshua broke his jaw in two places when they fought in Miami, Florida, on Friday night.
Anthony Joshua will pay a huge tax bill following his earnings from the Jake Paul fight. Joshua broke Paul’s jaw in the sixth-round with a right hand that ended the fight.
Former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua handed social media star Jake Paul his second-ever loss in boxing, punctuating a well-deserved victory with a sixth-round knockout.
The boxing world is still buzzing about the fact that arguably the two biggest influencer boxers suffered defeats this past weekend. The first of these was Jake Paul, who was knocked out by Anthony Joshua when these two faced off on a Netflix card on December 19.
Anthony Joshua came through the fight unscathed only to be hit hard down the stretch. Joshua has admitted that he deserves criticism for his performance on December 19 despite getting his hand raised after a finish in the sixth round.
MIAMI — Anthony Joshua knocked Jake Paul down three times and shattered his jaw en route to a violent sixth-round stoppage Friday night but the former unified heavyweight champion left the Kaseya Center distinctly dissatisfied.
On December 19, at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Jake Paul took the seemingly improbable step up to heavyweight to face Anthony Joshua. “The Problem Child” ultimately fell short, losing by knockout in the sixth round.
When keeping it real goes wrong, you might find yourself throwing hands with a former UFC heavyweight champion. A brief but chaotic brawl broke out Friday night during the Jake Paul vs.
On December 19, at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Anthony Joshua defeated Jake Paul by sixth-round knockout. It was a huge event, with some impressive undercard performances, but the main event was often difficult to watch, as Paul attempted to survive and not engage with Joshua.
Anthony Joshua stopped Jake Paul in the sixth round, as you can see how the fight played out live. Paul was coming off a June victory over former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
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