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🔥 WORST FIGHT EVER! 🔥 The boxing world is buzzing after the highly anticipated (and most cringe-worthy) showdown between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua! In this video, we dive into the FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS and gather the most jaw-dropping reactions from fans, experts, and fellow boxers. 🤯 Did Jake’s playful attitude take away from Anthony’s fierce reputation? Or did we witness the most dramatic missteps in boxing history? Join us as we explore the aftermath and breaking DOWN EVERY moment! Be sure to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for the latest in boxing highlights and reactions. 💥
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00:00Where you at?
00:01What's going on, bro?
00:02You're the old guy now, that's crazy.
00:05Hey, so what are you going to do?
00:07What are you going to do to score like that?
00:09You've lost every single one of them.
00:12You've lost every single round.
00:16This could be a legacy end of AJ.
00:30The boxing world has gone wild reacting to the intense showdown between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua.
01:00You've lost every single one of them.
01:30You've lost every single one of them.
02:00You've lost every single one of my girls.
02:02Come on, bro.
02:08You've lost every single one of them.
02:10You've lost every single one of them.
05:54It's a money grab.
05:56There's no doubt about that.
05:58Joe Rogan, who's podcast is one of the biggest stages for combat sport thinking sounded almost
06:17paternal when he weighed in.
06:18He said the proposition was one of the craziest he'd seen and repeatedly warned that Joshua
06:24carries one punch knockout power that can end a man's night or his career.
06:28Rogan's commentary was tinged with a mix of admiration for Paul's hustle and genuine concern
06:33for how unforgiving the heavyweight division can be.
06:36He wasn't making a heroic pick for Paul.
06:38He wasn't making a heroic pick for Paul so much as issuing a cautionary bulletin.
06:40His point was simple.
06:42The numbers might favor Joshua, but a single punch makes that math optional.
06:46Nuclear power.
06:47One punch.
06:48And he's fast.
06:50Tyson Fury, who has a flair for both the performative and the provocative, sat oddly with the contrarians.
06:56Fury has publicly suggested he'd back Paul to land the kind of punch that changes everything,
07:01even gambling on the upset in conversation.
07:04That's striking because Fury is one of heavyweight boxing's loudest voices and
07:07rarely anoints outsiders without a reason.
07:10When Fury talked up Paul's chances, it moved the narrative not because Fury's opinion rewrites metrics,
07:15but because he's a living, breathing measure of heavyweight cred, and he was effectively saying,
07:21don't sleep on the underdog.
07:22Meanwhile, Oleksandr Usyk kept his comments measured, but not dismissive.
07:27When legends of the division speak, people listen,
07:30and Usyk's tone was enough to remind observers of the hard arithmetic of skill and experience
07:35at the elite level.
07:36He didn't offer a wild contrarian pick so much as a sober endorsement of the view
07:40that Joshua is a real test at heavyweight and that crossing weight classes and reputations
07:45is never neat.
07:46It's the sort of measured read that adds credibility to the AJ-favored column,
07:51the steady voice you hear when the TV lights are lowered.
07:53Amir Khan, with his usual dramatic streak, framed the stakes politically.
07:57For Khan, this fight was a referendum on what we call influencer boxing.
08:02He argued that Anthony Joshua could stop influencer boxing with a brutal knockout,
08:07phrasing the fight as an existential moment for the movement that produced Paul.
08:11Khan's pick was emphatic, AJ by stoppage, because for him, it was never just about money or spectacle.
08:18It was about preserving a line between traditional heavyweight pedigree and the social media era's
08:22ability to shortcut that route.
08:24Dana White, who spends most of his time running the UFC but has eyes on every fight that moves
08:29the needle, was blunt.
08:30That's a bad idea, he said publicly.
08:33White's take reads like a promoter's shrug and a ringside warning at once.
08:37He expected Joshua's size and experience to overwhelm Paul, and his remarks carried the
08:41extra weight of someone who's watched fighters step into mismatches, sometimes at a cost.
08:46White wasn't romantic about the matchup.
08:48He was pragmatic and a little cynical about the narrative risk to a crossover figure stepping
08:53into true heavyweight danger.
08:55David Hay was one of the more intriguing voices because he bucked the conservative tide.
08:59Hay suggested the upset was possible, even historic, a headline-grabbing call that turned
09:04heads because Hay himself is a former heavyweight champion who understands the stakes.
09:09When Hay talked about Paul's restraint in earlier fights and the unpredictability that
09:13sometimes hides inside a newer fighter, he positioned himself with the hope-laden contrarians.
09:18Paul's path isn't orthodox, but that doesn't mean it's impossible.
09:22Hay's voice added a layer of genuine tactical curiosity to the underdog argument.
09:26Michael Bisping, who wears his common-sense skepticism like a badge from his UFC days,
09:31expressed concern that Paul could walk away from the experience broken, physically or mentally.
09:36That isn't a prediction about who wins.
09:38It's a comment about costs and consequences.
09:40Bisping's take mattered because it framed the discussion not solely as a sporting curiosity,
09:45but as something that could have real human fallout.
09:48His alarm was telling.
09:49The fight was more than a spectacle, and fighters' careers hung on nights like this.
09:53Yeah, the odds are high because Anthony Joshua is out there saying that he's going to kill Jake Paul.
10:01And a lot of people have come out of the woodworks, they're talking a lot of crap.
10:04Tyson Fury, number one.
10:06You big bum, useless dosser.
10:07Get up, and I can't wait if Jake Paul not just spark out, you big bum.
10:10But yeah, Anthony Joshua said that he will kill Jake Paul.
10:14He will kill someone in the ring if he can kill them.
10:17He's a respectful guy.
10:19He was raised by a good family.
10:20But if he can kill Jake Paul, then he's going to kill him.
10:23But Pauly Malignaggi, never one to mince words, delivered what felt like an old boxing man verdict.
10:28He gave a pragmatic, if grim, view of Paul's situation, acknowledging Jake's craft improvements,
10:34but saying bluntly that facing a seasoned, hungry heavyweight is a different animal.
10:38Malignaggi's commentary was a mixture of respect for Paul's progression
10:41and a stern warning about what AJ's pressure and power can do to someone who's never consistently fought top heavyweights.
10:48When Paulie speaks about head movement and timing, people tend to listen because he speaks from a ring of experience and hard losses.
10:55Eddie Hearn, who had a foot in both camps as the promoter architect around so many crossover spectacles, set the theater tone.
11:02He mapped out a script in interviews that assumed an aggressive AJ opening and a quick finish.
11:06Not as a boast, but as the commercial logic of how he expected the crowd to get what it wanted.
11:11That public script touched nerves because it sounded like a promoter telling the story he needed to sell,
11:16while also being a practical business case.
11:18When massive money is at stake, narratives get tidy.
11:21Hearn's commentary was both marketing and prediction.
11:24That's it for today's video.
11:26Stay tuned until next time.
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