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00:00Jervonta Davis reportedly laughs while reacting to Jake Paul's knockout loss against Anthony
00:25Joshua. Tank mocks Jake's punching technique, joking about the wide swinging shots and awkward
00:31movement shown against an elite heavyweight. His reaction highlights the clear skill gap
00:35and why stepping in with a fighter like AJ was always a risky move.
00:48Ryan Garcia reacted to the Anthony Joshua versus Jake Paul fight on X. Sharing his opinion on the
00:55matchup. He stated, I think Jervonta would have done him worst, suggesting that Davis's skill and power
01:00would have posed a much greater challenge than Paul, highlighting the perceived gap between the
01:05two fighters. The boxing world is abuzz not only with the results of Jake Paul's fight against
01:09Anthony Joshua, but also with offering controversies. Analyst Fannin recently stated that there is a real
01:16possibility that Jervonta Davis might file a defamation lawsuit against Jake Paul. The claim
01:21stems from Jake Paul allegedly accusing Davis of mistreating a girl, a statement that Fannin
01:26insists is entirely false. According to him, this is a groundless accusation, and the matter between
01:31the two fighters is now escalating into a potential legal dispute.
01:35And a real possibility of Jervonta Davis filing a lawsuit against Jake Paul for defamation,
01:45a very, very real and possible thing. Jake Paul could be responsible for defamation
01:50against Jervonta Davis. I absolutely believe that to be the case. That's because Jake Paul said
01:56that he saw a videotape where Jervonta Davis punched a girl in her face. There's no testimony
02:02by anybody at all that Jervonta Davis did that. The girl herself is not accusing him of that.
02:09The videotape that somebody in the media said that they saw, a journalist said that they were
02:16given a copy to her, they were shown a copy of, didn't say it showed anything about Jervonta Davis
02:21punching the girl or hitting the girl. It was just that the person categorized it as it looking as
02:28if Jervonta was forcing her to leave the club. So basically, she was walking out of the club with
02:33Jervonta. Several voices in the boxing world and online reacted strongly to Jake Paul's fight against
02:39Anthony Joshua, highlighting both respect and shock. Chris Eubank Jr. shared on X,
02:45Regardless of the outcome, Jake Paul got into the ring with an Olympic gold medalist
02:49and former heavyweight world champion and tried his best until the very end. You have to give that
02:54man his respect now. He's done what most would never, and he didn't give up. Well done, Jake.
02:59Adding some humor to the mix, KSI posted his reaction on X with the caption,
03:03KSI when he wakes up to Jake Paul getting knocked the f*** out, laughing at Jake Paul's loss.
03:08Yo! Ah! Ah! Don't mind me! Just smoking on that Jake Paul pack!
03:19Honestly, Jake Paul, trash! Tommy Fury, trash!
03:28Meanwhile, Chris Mannix expressed his disbelief simply,
03:32This is horrifying. Despite losing the fight, Jake Paul earned respect from some legendary boxers.
03:38Antonio Tarver, a former world champion, commented on YouTube that Paul performed admirably against
03:44Anthony Joshua. Tarver highlighted that Paul survived all six rounds without making it an
03:48easy win for Joshua. He emphasized that many would have been knocked out much earlier,
03:53but Paul demonstrated resilience and determination throughout the fight. According to Tarver,
03:58surviving against an Olympic gold medalist and former heavyweight champion
04:01deserves recognition. And this performance shows that Jake Paul prepared seriously for this
04:06challenge. Fans and analysts alike have noted that Tarver's praise lends credibility to Paul's
04:12efforts, demonstrating that even seasoned fighters recognize value in his performance.
04:16Pro boxing fans, Antonio Tarver, after another big fight. Jake Paul stopped by Anthony Joshua tonight,
04:22what did you make of it? I expected it. AJ looked like he was putting that pressure on, but
04:28credit to Jake Paul, he didn't make it easy, bro. He didn't just, he wasn't no sit and duck. You know,
04:33he got on his footwork, used his ring, was moving a lot, and he landed some shots. So,
04:39hats off to Jake Paul, but he was in there surviving, and he didn't make it easy for AJ. But AJ landed that
04:45right hand. I knew it was over after that. Why did it take so long, do you think? Oh,
04:51Jake Paul wasn't, he wasn't a sitting duck. You know, he was putting his mind to the game,
04:55but just didn't have enough in his bag. He just, like I said, he got to get those lessons
04:59and evolve more as a fighter, you know. You want to see him continue? Yeah, he's going to continue,
05:05of course. Just got to pick them right, bro, and give yourself a chance, you know what I mean?
05:12I think he was just biting off a little bit more than he can chew tonight, you know. His
05:17aspirations was a little bit far out. I think AJ could have got it done a bit quicker.
05:23I mean, I think he was in there to do it, but like I say, Jake didn't make it easy, bro. It's hard
05:27to hit somebody when they're moving, especially the way he was moving lateral, just, you know,
05:32circling. So he had to catch up with him. He hit him with a couple body shots that slowed him down
05:38a little bit. Veteran voice Laudabella, an International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee,
05:43delivers a sharp take on X before laying out his blunt assessment. He said,
05:48The guy who should feel ashamed right now is Anthony Joshua. That was his legacy. Paul is a great
05:53businessman. AJ doesn't give two shits about boxing. He argues Joshua's performance harms his
05:59standing, while crediting Paul's savvy, questioning AJ's commitment to the sport overall. Medical
06:04professionals have also weighed in on the fight, with Brian Sutterer, Maryland, offering his
06:09perspective on Jake Paul's fractured jaw. He explained the potential consequences of such an
06:14injury, including long-term pain, difficulty eating, and possible complications if not treated properly.
06:19Dr. Sutterer warned that fractures of this type require careful attention to ensure full recovery.
06:25He expressed concern that repeated injuries of this nature could affect Paul's ability to compete
06:30at a high level in the future. His analysis brought a scientific and medical perspective to the
06:35aftermath of the fight, reminding fans that boxing injuries are not just dramatic moments.
06:40They carry serious health implications.
06:42By knockout, I'll admit I watched the fight pretty boring in the first half before
06:46AJ finally turned it on, and we got the outcome that we all expected.
06:50After the fight, though, Jake told Ariel Hawane that he was worried that he had broke his jaw.
06:54He said multiple times he was concerned that he had a fractured jaw, and certainly looking at this
06:58knockout punch that Anthony Joshua delivers, it is absolutely a possibility that Jake does,
07:04in fact, have a jaw fracture.
07:05I'd honestly be more concerned about a concussion. In fact, with most jaw fractures,
07:08the more important thing initially is to look for other injuries to the head, to the neck,
07:12to the airway. The jaw fracture potentially, being there or not, is going to be lower on the list
07:17often than whether there's damage to the airway, damage to the head. And so very possible to have
07:22a concussion or some residual symptoms from this, as Jake Paul's head is relatively still here.
07:27We see AJ comes in with that right, and that sudden, quick, violent rotation of the head is
07:31going to transmit a lot of rotational force, not only through the brain, but also through the
07:35brainstem, absolutely leading to possibility of a concussion. Thankfully, it didn't completely knock
07:40him out, but could absolutely result in some delayed symptoms. But you can see where the punch
07:44comes in, landing square on that left side of Paul's face. Jake's reaction was pretty telling
07:48too. Right away after it, we could see him going down on the canvas here and being very shocked.
07:53It doesn't look like there's any obvious deformity to the jaw. We won't necessarily always see a
07:57deformity of the jaw, but you could tell he clearly had realized that something serious had happened
08:01there and feeling the full power of AJ's right. And finally, on this last view, we can see a little bit
08:06better the exact location where the punch comes in. We'll talk about our jaw anatomy, the different
08:11areas of the bones, but your temporomandibular joint, where your jaw articulates with the rest
08:15of your skull.
08:16Nakisa Bidarian shared her emotional response to the fight, describing herself as heartbroken,
08:22but proud over the brutal knockout loss Jake Paul suffered against Anthony Joshua. According to Nakisa,
08:28Jake Paul gave his best performance under extraordinary pressure, facing one of the most elite heavyweights
08:33in boxing history. Her reaction captures a mix of sadness and admiration, reflecting the sentiment
08:39of many fans who were disappointed by the loss, but still acknowledge Paul's bravery and dedication.
08:45I'm just happy he's safe. I've always been proud of him. I speak constantly from the rooftops to
08:50mountaintops, from my car when I'm moving in the street. Respect Jake Paul. That was the number one
08:54trending thing on Twitter about an hour ago. Respect to Jake Paul. So I'm, yeah, I'm just thrilled.
09:01With how it went tonight, obviously you guys come in here and you actually did like deluded or not
09:06what people will say. People believe that Jake Paul could do something crazy tonight. Did you truly
09:10believe from the beginning that he might pull it off? So he 100% believed unequivocally that he was
09:16going to win. And I talked about that with him, you know, afterwards when he was getting showered
09:19up. He knew it was high risk, high reward. He had to land something big, but he felt like he could.
09:24My view was it was going to be very hard, but it could happen. Right. And there was moments in that fight
09:29which I was like, holy shit, this kid's getting him a little bit. So, you know, when I spoke about
09:34no matter what happens, he won, it wasn't because I didn't believe in him.
09:38Anthony Joshua himself addressed the outcome and its public perception. In his comments,
09:43Joshua stated that Jake Paul deserves criticism for going six rounds against an elite boxer.
09:48However, Joshua also emphasized that there was little Paul could have done differently given
09:52the disparity in experience and skill. By acknowledging the criticism, Joshua balanced
09:57accountability with recognition of Paul's effort, highlighting the complexity of public opinion
10:02in high profile boxing matches. This nuanced response shows Joshua's understanding of both his
10:07role as a competitor and the expectations of fans and analysts. You won tonight. How do you feel?
10:13I feel good. How do I feel? I feel good. People will criticize you for going six rounds with Jake
10:21Paul. How do you feel about that? I deserve it. Why? Come on. Because, like, we're elite fighters.
10:28Like, so I put myself in the shoes of a coach. If I was coaching Anthony Joshua and he went six rounds
10:33with Jake Paul, I would, um, I would get him back in the gym tomorrow, give him a bit of a beating
10:40and we're getting straight back to work because I'll be like, how are you letting this kid take
10:44you six rounds? Are you crazy? But I can't go back in time.
10:49He was elusive, though. He made himself a small target. You decided to take your time in there with him.
10:54Yeah, so if you listen back to the interview I'd done with, um, MVP and Netflix, I said,
11:00in boxing, there's a time when you systematically break someone down and you see their soul
11:03leaving their body. And after a period of time, two things start to happen to them.
11:07Um, either they give up or they get knocked out. And there was a bit of a mix. Um, I broke Jake's jaw
11:14and... His teeth look a bit removed as well. Yeah, his teeth have come out of place. Um, but credit to
11:20him, he'd done well. But I told him what was going to happen, but it just took six rounds to do that.
11:25And I swear to you, yeah? So I'm going to tell you this. Listen to everything I say. I watched the last
11:30dance with Michael Jordan. And there was a game where someone said to him, they didn't say hi to him.
11:37And he said to them, all right, I took that personal.
11:41Boxing commentator Wade Plemons was particularly blunt in his assessment of Anthony Joshua's
11:46performance. In a video reaction, he stated, AJ deserves criticism. Plemons argued that Joshua
11:52did not perform as well as expected, despite going to Usyk's camp for preparation. He noted that
11:57Joshua's footwork appeared flat and lacked the sharpness fans hoped for, suggesting that there
12:02was room for improvement even in a victorious fight. His candid remarks sparked discussion among
12:07analysts and fans, reinforcing the idea that a win alone does not always meet public expectations
12:12for elite boxers.
12:13It was difficult for AJ to get his timing. No excuses. AJ didn't look great. I'll be honest.
12:19He didn't look great. He didn't look like, you know, an AJ we thought we were going to get the
12:23maraud or the guy that was going to come forward and bang out Jake in one round. Pause. But yeah,
12:29no. So I just think it was a mix of AJ didn't look great. Jake didn't engage as much as people
12:35maybe thought he would, even though I kind of thought this is exactly how the fight would go.
12:38and it took AJ a little bit longer, but eventually he got the job done. I mean, it was a big ring. We
12:43knew it was going to be a big ring. It looked at times like it was a fight on a football pitch
12:46sometimes. It was a big ring. Jake made it feel very big because he hugged those ropes. You know,
12:52it wasn't cut the ring off. Right. A hundred percent. And this is the thing where AJ deserves,
12:57you know, the criticism of a guy that has his skill level, a guy that has his experience level there.
13:03You shouldn't be getting caught up in the idea that you have to go in and put him out in one
13:07round. You said in the whole fight week leading up that you weren't going to worry about the crowd,
13:11that you weren't going to worry about the mind games. And sure enough, round one comes out and
13:15you're trying to step to him, but you're forgetting all your fundamentals. I heard everything about how
13:20AJ would go to Usyk's camp and they would fix his feet. His feet were flat. He walked in crossing his
13:25feet over and he chased Jake, chased him the entire, really the entire fight until Jake got tired
13:31enough to be caught. So that was stuff that I looked at and was like, yeah, this deserves criticism.
13:36Jake didn't do much, but AJ didn't make him pay for it at times.
13:39Ariel Helwani provided another perspective, explaining that Anthony Joshua's victory over
13:44Jake Paul was not surprising. He argued that Joshua should have won and that there was no reason for
13:50him to fail against Paul. Helwani emphasized the sheer power behind Joshua's punches, noting that
13:55each blow felt capable of seriously injuring his opponent. His reaction highlighted the predictable
14:00nature of the outcome while acknowledging the intensity of the fight. Helwani's analysis strikes a
14:05balance between respecting Paul's effort and acknowledging Joshua's superior skill and
14:09experience not to win this fight. And I really didn't know if it was going to last 30 seconds
14:14or eight rounds. And every time he threw a punch, I like wince because he's a big man and he's an
14:22incredible boxer and he's still in his prime and he's got a very long reach and he's got a lot of
14:27power in that right hand. And that left hook is terrifying as well. And so I thought it could end at
14:32any moment. And so because of that, I was captivated and enthralled because I literally thought
14:36that he could take Jake's head off at any moment. So a 30 second knockout wouldn't have been a great
14:42surprise to me. The fact that Jake went six rounds, I think he should view as a moral victory. Sounds
14:49like he's proud of himself. Do I think it was the greatest fight of all time? Of course not. Was I
14:53expecting the greatest fight of all time? Of course not. Honestly, up until the walkouts, I was like, I can't
14:58even believe that this is still happening. I can't believe that this is a real thing that's about to,
15:02you know, unfold in front of our eyes. There was a lot of pressure, I think, on Anthony's shoulders
15:12for two reasons. He's coming off a knockout loss. I don't think that was discussed enough in the lead
15:17up to this fight. When you are coming off a knockout loss, you are a little bit tentative, gun shy.
15:24You remember it. And he had not fought since then. And it was what, like 15 or so months ago. And so I
15:29think he was very worried about slipping on a banana peel, about, you know, screwing up for
15:34boxing and screwing up for his legacy. And then I thought that he was like headhunting a little bit,
15:39and that's not really his style. And he was swinging and missing. And I thought that that was
15:43getting to him a little bit. Do I think he was playing with his food? No, there were a couple times
15:48where he was going to the body. And I was like, why aren't you going to the head? Like, the head is
15:53open. Upstairs is open. And I was surprised that he wasn't going there. But, you know,
15:58any of this nonsense, script, bullshit, bullshit. Another interesting point of discussion came from
16:04Henry, a boxing analyst, who observed that Jake Paul repeatedly grabbed Joshua's body and attempted
16:09to take him to the ground. Henry noted that this tactic is not typical in boxing, and referees should
16:14have intervened. According to Henry, Paul's repeated grabbing of Joshua to gain an advantage raises
16:19questions about the enforcement of rules and the nature of the fight. This perspective provides
16:24an analytical view of the fight, focusing on technical aspects and adherence to boxing standards
16:29rather than just the outcome. He was a little bit worried about what was coming back at him. He was
16:33kind of unaware of what kind of power Jake Paul had. He clearly didn't really want to get hurt or hit.
16:38And also, as soon as Joshua did get to the inside against Jake Paul, Jake Paul would clinch
16:41instantly. And something that he did repeatedly throughout the fight, which was very frustrating to watch,
16:46the referee didn't really punish or lock down on, was the fact that Jake Paul kept sliding down AJ's
16:52body, grabbing his legs, and going down to the ground, basically. Now, it's a tactic that people
16:57use when they're tired, and when they're worried about being in that clinch for too long, because
17:01they don't want to be smothered by the bigger man, held by the bigger man, have to go into a wrestling
17:05match. It's basically submitting and saying, I can't compete with you in that space. Also, this gives me a
17:10quick chance to catch my breath and do a bit more moving, which is something that he did
17:14constantly throughout this fight. It also revealed to us why it was only eight rounds. We already had
17:19the feeling that perhaps Jake Paul would try and survive, which was why the fight was on the
17:23shorter side. To get through eight rounds was a lot more thinkable than getting through 10 or 12.
17:29And there's no other reason for Anthony Joshua to ever to agree to an eight-round fight. It was
17:33clearly something that Jake Paul's team wants to do in the contract. And look, had this fight been six
17:37rounds, Jake Paul might have just about survived. He might have just about got through it. And he said
17:42himself after the fight, if I just had a little bit more cardio, I probably could have made it to
17:46the end. And it speaks to just how much damn moving he was doing. Now, look, towards the end of the
17:52fight, the fifth and sixth rounds, AJ started to actually land power punches and knock Jake Paul
17:56down to actually hurt him. And in the end, he finished the fight with a trademark large, powerful right
18:02hand. Before I get into whether or not I think this was real, whether anyone was carried or anything
18:06like that, I have to say fair play to Jake Paul in terms of his toughness. He actually does have
18:11quite a good chin because he was taking some big clean shots from Anthony Joshua.
18:15Finally, former boxer Paulie Malignaggi shared his thoughts on the fight, calling it a joke fight
18:21in a humorous sense, but still praising Jake Paul's courage. He noted that Paul put his life on the
18:26line and faced a genuine risk in stepping into the ring with a world-class athlete like Anthony
18:30Joshua. Paulie Melgening emphasized that credit is due for taking on such a challenge and enduring
18:35injury in the process. His remarks highlight the bravery and audacity required to compete at this
18:41level, reinforcing the idea that effort and heart in the ring mattered just as much as winning or
18:46losing.
18:48Jake Paul versus Anthony Joshua was over. Thank God. Thank God it's over. What a joke of a fight.
18:53I was hoping, I was hoping that I could at least give Jake credibility and saying, you know what, he took
18:59this challenge, you know, even if it's for a lot of money, he still had the guts to walk to the ring and all
19:03this stuff. I was hoping, you know, you're gonna get knocked out anyway, dude. Like, I was hoping I could say, you
19:08know what, because he's gonna earn, he earned the respect of boxing fans by going out on his shield.
19:13The guy just ran for his life. I just watched Jake Paul run for his life for like five, six rounds.
19:18Literally just run for, he was doing football jukes. You guys watched that fight? Ring was big.
19:23I made a freaking point about that ring being big and he used it as advantage in terms of
19:30survival in every way he could. I mean, this guy literally never tried to win a second of the
19:34fight. He was trying to throw a home run punch every once in a while. And notice every time he got in the
19:38clinch, he just went down. Like, he just, he just hugged Anthony Joshua and then like would go down
19:43and the referee would call it a slip and give him a break. And like, he would just kill time that way.
19:47Then he was, he was completely angling off. He's completely bladed his shoulder off completely to
19:50the point where you can't, he's so bladed off that he can't even punch. He was just trying to make
19:54himself as small of a target as possible. And Anthony Joshua, people are gonna say, oh, why didn't
19:57Anthony Joshua catch up to him? Because Anthony Joshua never had fast feet to begin with. And Anthony Joshua,
20:01honestly, should have probably cut off the ring a little bit better. That's my one critique of Joshua. He probably
20:04could have cut off the ring a little bit better. Um, at a really, Joshua has always never really
20:09had the best feet, but, um, in terms of cutting off the ring, could have at least done that. But
20:13honestly, what do you want the guy to do? I mean, this guy reigned for his life in a 22 by 24 ring.
20:17That ring was huge. That ring was huge. I can't believe what I just watched guys. I, I, I can't,
20:23I'm seriously like, dude, that's it. That's it. This was, this was AJ's chance. Could have went out on
20:29his shield and his chance to say, yeah, get the respect of the boxing community. This was the one that could have
20:33got him the respect of the boxing community. This was the one that's it for today's video. Stay tuned
20:37until next time.
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