Jake Paul is on a mission to take over boxing, and his latest victory was over UFC Legend Anderson Silva. After that victory, Jake Paul did not waste any time before going after his next opponent, or rather his next challenge.
Right after defeating Silva, Jake Paul called out Nate Diaz, but his team is negotiating with someone else.
'The Problem Child' took to social media, posted a video of Andrew Tate and him facing off, and used the caption "negotiations."
Additionally, Tate's spokesperson revealed that negotiations with Jake Paul were actually underway, and it wasn't fake news to hype the audience.
Considering the audience heartily wants this match, it's safe to say that it'll be one to remember for years to come.
The fighters do not actually hold a legend's statistics. While Paul may have secured six victories from his six matches, most of them he went up against were novice boxers. Nevertheless, defeating Anderson Silva has helped add to his value as a boxer.
Currently, Paul's record stands at 6-0.
On the other hand, Andrew Tate hasn't had a glorious boxing career. He stands at 4-3 while his kickboxing record is 76-9.
If the two face off, serious money will be involved in this match.
The professional kickboxer was banned across various social media platforms, such as Twitter, over his remarks about sexual abuse, depression, and claims of being sexist and misogynist.
Several brands and fans condemned his statements, but Tate stood behind his remarks.
Considering the fact that Tate's remarks brought him under the limelight, it's safe to say that some would really like to see Jake Paul knock him out.
On the other hand, what Andrew Tate says has nothing to do with him as a fighter. Therefore, some of Paul's haters would gladly pay to watch Tate take down Jake Paul.
While Jake Paul hasn't made any similar remarks as Andrew Tate, he still believes banning him across social media platforms was against his free-speech rights.
“I don't think Andrew Tate should be banned. I think freedom of speech is super important and I think private companies should give people like him a second chance. But I don't think he ever gets into the ring and risks his alpha male appearance to fight me or Logan. Andrew Tate, you're scared to get into the ring with one of us.”
Recently, Jake Paul joined his brother Logan Paul at WWE Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia, where Logan Paul went up against WWE Undisputed Champion Roman Reigns.
