Is it the end of Jake Paul
Is it the end of Jake Paul
Do you think it's the end for him now in the boxing ring?
I'm guessing it is but he will carry on with a boxing promotion and have a decent stable of boxers.
And, I can see his boxers will be well paid and looked after.
I'm guessing it is but he will carry on with a boxing promotion and have a decent stable of boxers.
And, I can see his boxers will be well paid and looked after.
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Yeah honestly I do suspect he's gonna transition to something else. I'm calling it now that I'll bet he's gonna make his WWE debut in the near future.
If you know Wrestling it honestly just kinda makes perfect sense as a logical route for him to go. Especially with his brother already being there, and being established in that genre. It's something where he can pretend to be a tough guy, continue selling himself as such, but never have to actually take any risks.
If he actually seriously gave it a go as a Cruiserweight that could be interesting, but I'll bet that broken jaw, and having to eat only liquids for damn near a month and a half is going to have him reconsidering this Boxing stuff, and who could blame him?
If you know Wrestling it honestly just kinda makes perfect sense as a logical route for him to go. Especially with his brother already being there, and being established in that genre. It's something where he can pretend to be a tough guy, continue selling himself as such, but never have to actually take any risks.
If he actually seriously gave it a go as a Cruiserweight that could be interesting, but I'll bet that broken jaw, and having to eat only liquids for damn near a month and a half is going to have him reconsidering this Boxing stuff, and who could blame him?
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
tommy fury rematch when hes healed.
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Carlos Slim
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
I just really don't want to see his name in the B&I section. I know, I'm miserable.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Logan is actually really good in WWE, very impressive athlete. Would definitely make a lot of business sense for them to become tag team champions, then have the inevitable split + brotherly feud down the linegilgamesh wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 16:41 Yeah honestly I do suspect he's gonna transition to something else. I'm calling it now that I'll bet he's gonna make his WWE debut in the near future.
If you know Wrestling it honestly just kinda makes perfect sense as a logical route for him to go. Especially with his brother already being there, and being established in that genre. It's something where he can pretend to be a tough guy, continue selling himself as such, but never have to actually take any risks.
If he actually seriously gave it a go as a Cruiserweight that could be interesting, but I'll bet that broken jaw, and having to eat only liquids for damn near a month and a half is going to have him reconsidering this Boxing stuff, and who could blame him?
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Is it heck..
He ain’t going nowhere
He ain’t going nowhere
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Probably more gimme fights like ksi and tate
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I think you might be wrong lad, especially with the WWE scenarios, no broken jaw in that game.
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golden_labrador
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
i trained with a guy who fought tate in his 5th fight. said he was very awkward and hit hard, particularly his kicks. he also said the family were complete gents, expecially the father. This guys still fighting, albeit at a lower unlicenced level in his 50s.
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johnmanchester
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Both brothers wrestled at state level I believe. Definitely both were on school /college team. Very hard sport.Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 17:16Logan is actually really good in WWE, very impressive athlete. Would definitely make a lot of business sense for them to become tag team champions, then have the inevitable split + brotherly feud down the linegilgamesh wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 16:41 Yeah honestly I do suspect he's gonna transition to something else. I'm calling it now that I'll bet he's gonna make his WWE debut in the near future.
If you know Wrestling it honestly just kinda makes perfect sense as a logical route for him to go. Especially with his brother already being there, and being established in that genre. It's something where he can pretend to be a tough guy, continue selling himself as such, but never have to actually take any risks.
If he actually seriously gave it a go as a Cruiserweight that could be interesting, but I'll bet that broken jaw, and having to eat only liquids for damn near a month and a half is going to have him reconsidering this Boxing stuff, and who could blame him?![]()
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johnmanchester
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
This plus the sheer frequency of the event schedule. They are all in absolute bits. Concussions, spine, joints, shoulders. That pro-wrestling shit is insanely hard on the body, you're a crash test dummy 100 days a year.golden_labrador wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 17:51Pretty much all the old wrestlers are absolutely farrrked physically. the back and knees. and roid issues. all that jumping and falling.
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Not if you're a YouTube superstar you're not. Logan Paul only wrestles like 10 or so matches a year. He doesn't work as often as most of the others on the WWE Roster, and I suspect Jake Paul would be the same. They're more like Special Attractions than full time Wrestlers because of their celebrity status before ever getting involved with WWE.johnmanchester wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 19:13This plus the sheer frequency of the event schedule. They are all in absolute bits. Concussions, spine, joints, shoulders. That pro-wrestling shit is insanely hard on the body, you're a crash test dummy 100 days a year.golden_labrador wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 17:51Pretty much all the old wrestlers are absolutely farrrked physically. the back and knees. and roid issues. all that jumping and falling.
Similar to their place in Boxing.
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Frostieballs
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
I think he’s going to make more noise than ever now.
He’ll go down to cruserweight and try and pick up a belt.
He’ll go down to cruserweight and try and pick up a belt.
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Controversial
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
I think he will carry on at CW but it will be interesting to see how that knockout affects him mentally. Especially as he now has titanium plates in his jaw which might make him reluctant to take punches again. Sometimes losing by KO takes something from a fighter.
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JamesPhilips
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
If he’s got any sense he’ll go back to YouTubing. That’s a terrible injury
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And if he legit starts trying to mix with top rated Cruiserweights or anywhere near Top rated Cruiserweights the chances of another broken jaw, or broken nose or busted eardrum or split eye becomes all the more likely.Controversial wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 20:13 I think he will carry on at CW but it will be interesting to see how that knockout affects him mentally. Especially as he now has titanium plates in his jaw which might make him reluctant to take punches again. Sometimes losing by KO takes something from a fighter.
He's already made like 200 Mil just doing the bullsh*t fights he's done. How motivated could he really be to put himself through it when the going gets tough?
I could see him maybe fighting another bout or two that he'd be favored in just to exit the sport as a Winner, but he may not even do that. I wouldn't if I were him. I think it would only slow down his momentum for a WWE run which would be more lucrative in the long term, and in all likelihood safer for him.
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
He.ll stick with boxing for a while at least . Milk to death i took an heavyweight 2 time champ 6 rnds . Tell the world hes gonna go down and win a world titles .. He.ll then buy one maybee one of the lower newer ones . Perhaos Sulliman will sell him a Wbc .
And do not be so naive has to think it could never happen . ITS BOXING
And do not be so naive has to think it could never happen . ITS BOXING
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
He said he wants to be a cruiserweight world champion. Maybe he could for a minor sanctioning body, but not one of the four majors or the quasi-major IBO in my opinion unless one of the champions vacated and they matched him up against a boxer rated 90-100 on computer ratings.
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Sweet Dick Willie
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Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Losing to Tommy Fury was the end. Surviving six rounds against Anthony Joshua is his best win.
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
Why the end? It's always possible to fight old men again.
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
If he beats a fringe CW contender he'll get a top 10 ranking and a title shot. The money's just too good. The question is if he can actually beat a top 20 CW?RScarf1 wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 21:27 He said he wants to be a cruiserweight world champion. Maybe he could for a minor sanctioning body, but not one of the four majors or the quasi-major IBO in my opinion unless one of the champions vacated and they matched him up against a boxer rated 90-100 on computer ratings.
Re: Is it the end of Jake Paul
I think he will steer clear of any Top 30 professionals unless WBC somehow contrive a title fight for him. AJ was his Everest and he spent it running around base camp.
Reckon he will go back to his faded UFC fighter roster. I'd like to see him face Darren Till as I'm happy for either to lose.
Reckon he will go back to his faded UFC fighter roster. I'd like to see him face Darren Till as I'm happy for either to lose.