Jake Paul reveals Anthony Joshua’s ‘kryptonite’

[BreakersDojo]

Speaking to Boxing Scene, Paul explained that he sees a pattern in some of Joshua’s toughest nights. “I think it’s watching his [Daniel] Dubois fight, watching the [Andy] Ruiz fight, even watching the [Oleksandr] Usyk fight, and when you look at it, he’s lost to guys who are smaller than him. I think his weakness, his kryptonite, is the faster guys who don’t get hit by his big punches.”

Why Jake Paul believes he can trouble Joshua​

Building on his analysis, Paul suggested that speed, rhythm, and movement—not power—will dictate the outcome on fight night. “I just think with speed and footwork and being in a rhythm, I don’t think he can handle that,” He said. “He doesn’t like that because he is a little bit stiff. He does rely on his power. Obviously, you get hit by one of his shots, you’re cooked, but I believe I’ll be able to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.”

Jake Paul reveals Anthony Joshua’s ‘kryptonite’ he plans to exploit in the December 19 fight

Jake Paul has identified what he believes is Anthony Joshua’s ‘kryptonite’ and shared how he plans to exploit it in their December 19 crossover fight in Miami.

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[mozfonky]

Float all the way to the canvas.

 

[Kovalev's "Man Bag"]

Goodnight, Jake.

 

[Intermission]

he won the rematch without a scratch but who cares about facts

 

[Kovalev's "Man Bag"]

he won the rematch without a scratch but who cares about facts

He did win the Ruiz rematch without a scratch but that was 6 years ago. AJ chose to box & move in that fight. That won't be his strategy against Jake. He'll likely use his range to keep the kid on the outside and look to counterpunch. Jake will be the one on his bike.

 

[lweiberg]

Float all the way to the canvas.

They all float down there.

 

[Intermission]

He did win the Ruiz rematch without a scratch but that was 6 years ago. AJ chose to box & move in that fight. That won't be his strategy against Jake. He'll likely use his range to keep the kid on the outside and look to counterpunch. Jake will be the one on his bike.

He said Joshua historically struggles against shorties. Ruiz 2 was one of his easiest wins, and if he didnt brawl him in the first match he likely drops him later in the fight again. he got carried away

 

[Intermission]

"Tommy Fury is a very good boxer"

haha.

 

[BreakersDojo]

I hope jake goes to sleep

 

[Kovalev's "Man Bag"]

He said Joshua historically struggles against shorties. Ruiz 2 was one of his easiest wins, and if he didnt brawl him in the first match he likely drops him later in the fight again. he got carried away

AJ is taller than almost every fighter in the division so of course he's going to have losses to shorter men. He still handled significantly shorter fighters like Takam, Ruiz (rematch), and Povetkin though the latter gave him some trouble early.

 

[Kovalev's "Man Bag"]

"Tommy Fury is a very good boxer"

haha.

Tommy couldn't even win a Commonwealth or British title. Neither would Jake if he lived in one of those respective regions.

 

[BreakersDojo]

Aj is way too big for Jake Paul .

 

[Doctor Grudge]

Tommy couldn't even win a Commonwealth or British title. Neither would Jake if he lived in one of those respective regions.

Those are pretty hard titles to get though. You can still be a good boxer and not be good enough to be a British champion, that's a pretty high standard.

It's a given that Joshua dwarfs any of this of course.

 

[Kovalev's "Man Bag"]

Those are pretty hard titles to get though. You can still be a good boxer and not be good enough to be a British champion, that's a pretty high standard.

It's a given that Joshua dwarfs any of this of course.

They are difficult to win generally speaking but I'm looking at it purely from Jake purporting to be world level. We can aim much lower, say for a national title. Would Jake be able to win an English title if he were an Englishman? I don't know. Tommy Fury has yet to win it and he beat Jake. His half-brother Tyson won the English title in his 8th pro fight, if I recall, but the result was controversial. The majority of observers felt that McDermott should've won their first encounter.

To Tyson's credit though he won every title along the way to world level - national (both the English & Irish national titles), regional (British & Commonwealth titles), continental (European), and intercontinental & international titles.

 

[gunlok]

AJ lost cause he never cherry picked opponents and fought the hardest battles.

 

[Intermission]

AJ lost cause he never cherry picked opponents and fought the hardest battles.

He ducked wilder and Fury

 

[Natural Order]

While I believe Joshua sparks him out, if somehow
Paul manages the opposite….

The entire legitimacy of the sport will be ridiculed for years.

Literally ZERO pressure on Paul here….Joshua has the entire sport on his back.

 

[Jonny Ninja]

The problem I see with this is Jake’s footwork isn’t as good as Joshua, and any speed advantage is gonna be negated by Joshua substantial reach advantage

 

[Jonny Ninja]

While I believe Joshua sparks him out, if somehow
Paul manages the opposite….

The entire legitimacy of the sport will be ridiculed for years.

Literally ZERO pressure on Paul here….Joshua has the entire sport on his back.

Anthony Joshua losing to Jake Paul would be the end for boxing, says promoter Eddie Hearn

Promoter Eddie Hearn cannot imagine Anthony Joshua losing to Jake Paul, but said: If Im wrong, I think my times up. Not just AJ and me retire, I think we should all retire. So AJ the weight of boxing is on your shoulders; He expects Joshua to halt Paul within two rounds at most

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That’s exactly what Hearn says in this interview today. Anyone still thinking this is gonna be a fix should read what Hearn says. If anything they’re looking to make a statement

 

[tank666]

Will watch but only as free