It is on and it is very real, maybe the biggest boxing event of the year is happening on December 19th live on the world’s biggest commercial streaming giant.
That’s right.
Netflix.
A large company who have moved into professional sport this year by using professional boxing as its flagship sport to kick off its huge investment in the sport in the years ahead.
That’s right.
Boxing.
Not soccer, not UFC, not basketball, not NFL, professional boxing.
What a vote of commercial confidence for the sweet science that the world’s biggest streaming company is putting our sport out front and centre as their number one sport.
Worldwide.
Now, Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul on December 19th will be on the platform in a huge night for the sport.
It has to be the craziest fight ever in recent years however for professional boxing.
Why Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul Is The Craziest Fight Ever In Boxing
It is a real heavyweight professional fight whereby the opponents can actually win by knockout and by all accounts it will be over ten rounds.
Anthony Joshua is a former heavyweight champion at the highest level of the entire sport, professional boxing.
Moreover, he’s an Olympic Gold medalist as well.
Jake Paul would be considered maybe an intercontinental title challenger in the US, or a regional NABF title challenger in America, or maybe a British title challenger in the UK.
Certainly not European title level yet.
But he has been boxing for a few years now and training in the life as a professional boxing, to his credit, at the same time.
Moreover, he is outsized in height, weight and power by a lot in this and some think there is a chance of death for him if Joshua connects.
Maybe since Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua has there not been something this crazy in professional boxing.
This though puts Jake Paul in there not with an old man and a former champion of the world at heavyweight not long ago.
Very different.
If Jake Paul were to somehow win, it would break the entire internet. Similar in a way to how if Tyson knocked out Jake Paul would of.
The difference is here, people want to see Joshua knock out Jake Paul, so either way, the internet and media will be in frenzy come fight night.
This is maybe the best chance Jake Paul has against Joshua.
