Jake Paul takes legal action days after Anthony | Boxing News
Jake Paul’s legal group are taking action after claims that his combat with Anthony Joshua was rigged. The ‘Problem Child’ suffered a sixth-round knockout at the fingers of AJ in the early hours of Saturday morning at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida.
Paul was dropped twice in the fifth spherical before he was completed in the next spherical with a arduous proper hand, shattering his jaw in two locations. The hearsay mill churned forward of the bout that Joshua had agreed to take it straightforward on the 28-year-old, however, this was swiftly denied by both events. Said claims have continued in the aftermath and, as a end result, Nakisa Bidarian – Paul’s business associate – has vowed to take legal action.
Speaking on the Ariel Helwani show, he said: “Our lawyers are actively going after a number of people, one who claims to be a lawyer himself online… it was a post which had around 200,000 likes. Basically, the post claimed there was an agreement for AJ not to knock out Jake but AJ disregarded it and decided to forego his payday to knock out Jake Paul.
“It’s fairly astonishing what people will say. There has never once in Jake Paul’s profession been any discuss of that kind, of something to do with the combat being something but a real combat that has the same state of affairs as any skilled combat.
“That’s exactly the same thing here with the Anthony Joshua fight. It is just beyond mind-blowing that people would think that. Anthony Joshua was on record saying that if he didn’t finish him in the first round, that would be disappointing, that it would be a failure.
“The narrative modified as we acquired nearer to combat evening and post-fight and I perceive why, but they have been fairly adamant it will take max two rounds to knock out Jake Paul.”
Elsewhere, Eddie Hearn also had a blistering response when requested whether or not the combat was fixed. He said: “You do know that he is damaged his jaw in two locations? He might never give you the chance to combat again.
“People just think; ‘Oh, you just get your jaw wired, bolted together by a couple of screws, and on you go’. There have been many fighters who have had their jaws broken that never boxed again.”
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