The Grand Duel Of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Vs. Jake Paul Will Be Held Next Year

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JAKARTA - When Jake Paul began his journey as a celebrity boxer, no one imagined he could potentially challenge real boxers along the way to the top.

Last weekend, Jake took the next step up the boxing ladder when he defeated MMA legend Tyron Woodley in spectacular fashion. Knocked out Woodley in the sixth round until he fainted.

As soon as he finished that fight, The Problem Child – as he was nicknamed – started challenging the likes of Conor McGregor, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal.

¿Jake Paul 🆚 Julio César Chávez Jr? 🤨

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— ESPN KnockOut (@ESPNKnockOut) December 22, 2021

He felt more alive and more invincible than before. And now, the possibility to enter the ring with a real professional boxer began to appear after Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Terendus will fight the younger brother of Logan Paul.

True, the son of arguably the greatest boxer in history loved the idea of fighting Jake. If this is the case, then Jake is already making waves in the boxing world and people are finally starting to take him seriously.

According to SportBible, Jake told his management immediately after his fight with Woodley that he wanted Chavez Jr. be the next opponent next year

There's still no response from the Mexican fighter, but he's notoriously easy on money when he finds it easy to get hold of. Plus, Chavez Jr. didn't care about building a legacy in boxing, he only cared about living his life at all costs he could get.

So, can Jake Paul be considered a professional boxer now? If Chavez Jr. accepts a fight with Jake and this Youtuber beats him, there's a good chance he'll be accepted for actually fighting for the belt.

That was Jake's goal ever since he started this journey. Unlike his brother Logan, Jake actually has a natural talent for boxing. With movement, speed, accuracy, and tempo, this kid has everything to become an important fighter in his division.