Thing is with boxing, it's not something you can fake.
Only way you can get to that level of skill is by putting in years of work. Years of sparring.
Only people who think he's a fraud and doubt it's real, don't actually grasp what it takes.
That's why the people Hating on him, viewing him as fake and all this stuff tend to be fans who don't really understand boxing on a tangible, experiential level.
And you see fighters almost entirely giving him credit.
Because they know just how much work it takes to get there. It's not something you can weekend warrior for a little while and pretend about.
There's a spar of him and Hasim Rahman, this is from like 4 years ago, he was only a year into the sport. Hasim wasn't going 100%, but Jake showed a ton of talent and potential
If you're a boxing coach watching that, against a guy with 20 years of experience on you, you're pushing him into pursuing boxing full time, 100%, without a doubt.
A coach will have that eye, they'll see potential before anyone else does. Before even they do.
Not everyone has it though. It comes with some experience, a lot of data and a certain kind of mind.
But, yeah, his skill is very much real. There's no question about that.
Like Rogan said, if he was anyone else and people weren't so fixated on his name and status as an influencer, he would get more respect and honesty.
People don't realize how snake charmed they are by polarizing figures though. It's hard for many to see past that bias. This also requires a certain type of mind to push past.