Author name: Niall Doran

And tradition is about to get knocked spark out Boxing tradition is a crumbling old church with leaky roofs and empty collection plates. Joshua is the last vicar still polishing the pews and pretending the congregation is coming back. Paul is the lad who bought the land next door, built a nightclub, and filled it […]

And Father Time is undefeated. The whole world keeps calling it David versus Goliath like Jake Paul is some plucky kid with a sling and Joshua is the giant in armour. That story died the night Ruiz sparked Joshua cold. The real tale on December 19th in Florida is Destiny versus Father Time and the

But the snooze button has been smashed. Paul is out there every day peddling the greatest story boxing ever got sold. Bedroom YouTuber to heavyweight destroyer in four years flat. Private jet workouts. Sold-out arenas. Knocking out UFC legends for fun. Kids in every country on earth now believe they can skip the freezing gyms

And only one of them is getting what he wants on December 19th. Paul never hid it. He wants the smoke that lasts forever. Win or lose he wants your kids talking about him in ten years the way we still talk about Tyson biting the ear. He wants the clip of Joshua on the

The panic in the Joshua camp is thicker than London fog. They keep saying this fight is bigger than gold, bigger than Wembley, bigger than Klitschko. They are right. One loss to Jake Paul on December 19th in Florida and every single thing Anthony Joshua built gets deleted in ten viral seconds. Not damaged. Deleted.

The story sells itself to the old heads. Joshua the dignified champion trying to restore order. Paul the loud clown burning the house down for views. Except the house has been on fire for years and Joshua was the one holding the matches while pretending to be the fireman. Look at the facts cold. Joshua

Paul has been banging on about levels for years now and the funny part is he has been right every single time. He said Nate Diaz was a level below and knocked him out. He said Anderson Silva was past it and dropped him. He said Mike Tyson at fifty-eight was still a level above