There is an Anthony Joshua weight cap for Jake Paul in their big fight on Netflix shortly — here’s a look at 10 facts about it in boxing.
Basically, the fight will be a professional heavyweight fight on December 19th in Florida.
However, Anthony Joshua can only come in so heavy — which will benefit Jake Paul.
Anthony Joshua is not allowed to weigh more than 245 pounds on fight night.
Here’s some facts to consider on the Joshua vs Paul weight cap.
Anthony Joshua Weight Cap For Jake Paul
Anthony Joshua agreed to a strict 245-pound weight cap for the fight.
The cap prevents Joshua from entering at his natural 252-254 pound frame.
Jake Paul will likely weigh around 230-235 pounds at the bell.
This is the first time Joshua has accepted a weight limit in his professional career.
The rule was Paul’s key demand to make the size difference less extreme.
Joshua’s team accepted the cap to secure the massive payday.
At 245 lbs, Joshua still holds a significant muscle and frame advantage.
The cap aims to stop claims of bullying a smaller man.
Joshua weighed 245.8 lbs in his 2018 Takam fight under similar restrictions.
Critics say even at 245 lbs Joshua hits harder than anyone Paul has faced.
Here’s what we think is one punch that Jake Paul can use maybe to his advantage against Anthony Joshua.
A shot not been talked about much yet, with Paul being a massive underdog.
Obviously.
