Are Devin Haney And Jake Paul The 2 Most Hated On Fighters In Boxing?

Boxing at its highest level in pro boxing has always been a polarizing sport where story telling and in ring competition compliment one another.

To propel the sport to the masses.

Great fights sell. Big knockouts sell. Controversy, infamy and notoriety sell. But more than anything great stories and great story telling on fighters sell (doesn’t always need controversy sometimes, Crawford story is one of the great inspiring ones from Omaha Nebraska) as well.

We live in a hyped up era of communications internally due to the continued expansion of the free open web in the East and the west.

Some projects will likely continue to be open sourced online too like AI and various new platforms coming to market shortly in the East and West, to open up the internet worldwide even more.

Are Devin Haney And Jake Paul The 2 Most Hated On Fighters In Boxing?

Within this technologically changing times, we see boxing now have a variety of big names emerging — some are fan favorite — some maybe less so.

Some fighters go down that heel road where they play the villain to generate more ticket sales and revenue and have no problem being the bad guy.

Jake Paul comes to mind on this.

Floyd Mayweather did it years ago to great effect.

Devin Haney at times does this today.

But out of anyone, Haney and Paul appear to get the most hate out of any boxers not just in America.

If Paul really wanted to create a well publicized event in the time ahead he would try to get Haney on one of his cards, in some way.

On Jake Paul, here was what Ryan Garcia had to say about his Anthony Joshua fight soon.