Jake Paul's Ferocious Knockout Victories: Each KO Prior to Chavez Jr.
Bout with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.: June 28
Get ready for the combat between Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. on June 28 in Anaheim, California. Jake, with an impressive 11 wins and 1 loss, is gunning for his eighth KO victory.
Let's take a stroll through each of his seven KOs that have made quite a buzz in the boxing world.
First up, AnEsonGib:- Date: Jan 30, 2020- Result: 1st-round TKO- Details: At the time, Jake was merely a YouTube sensation engaging in boxing with another content creator. He knocked Gib down three times, eventually earning a merciful stop by the referee.
Next on the list is Nate Robinson:- Date: Nov 28, 2020- Result: 2nd-round KO- Details: This KO marked Jake's viral breakthrough as a boxer—leaving the NBA Slam Dunk champion face-down on the canvas.
Jumping ahead, Ben Askren was the first combat sports athlete Jake faced:- Date: Apr 17, 2021- Result: 1st-round TKO- Details: Askren, a wrestler, was dropped early, and the referee called the fight off.
Fast forward to his fight against Tyron Woodley:- Date: Dec 18, 2021- Result: 6th-round KO- Details: Jake shot to fame in the boxing realm after this encounter, primarily because of an epic overhand right that resulted in a knockout for the books.
On to his fight with André August:- Date: Dec 15, 2023- Result: 1st-round KO- Details: Jake ended the fight with a devastating uppercut, marking his first encounter with a genuine boxer.
Moving along, Ryan Bourland:- Date: Mar 2, 2024- Result: 1st-round TKO- Details: This fight was more of a spectacle than a competition, with Bourland appearing overwhelmed from the beginning.
Lastly, Mike Perry:- Date: Jul 20, 2024- Result: 6th-round TKO- Details: Originally intended to be against Mike Tyson, Perry stepped in to replace him. Despite Perry's rudimentary boxing abilities, Jake stopped him in the sixth round.
Who's Jake's Next Victim?
Chavez, a former world champion, might prove to be the toughest opponent Jake has faced, with 54 wins, 6 losses, and 1 draw, and 34 KOs to his name. Although Chavez has not been actively boxing since 2019, he has turned heads in his latest bout against Uriah Hall in 2024, winning via unanimous decision.
Jake has not faced an opponent as accomplished as Chavez, and while much older, his experience outweighs that of Tommy Fury, Jake's only loss. Will Chavez's skills provide a challenge? Or could he potentially be the one to hand Jake his second loss?
Stay tuned for the fight week coverage, including post-fight analysis and reaction.
Jake Paul, with a fight history including knockouts against AnEsonGib, Nate Robinson, Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, André August, Ryan Bourland, and Mike Perry, will face off against boxing veteran Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in Anaheim, California on June 28. This encounter marks an opportunity for Paul to add to his sports accolades, as Chavez boasts a formidable boxing record with 54 wins, 6 losses, and 1 draw, and 34 KOs to his name. Despite Chavez's recent win against Uriah Hall and being a former world champion, the question remains: can his skills pose a challenge to Jake Paul's undefeated professional boxing record, or will he become another name added to Paul's highlight reel of knockout victories?
