Jake Paul continues to generate debate in the boxing world, not only for his performance in the ring, but also for his growing influence as a promoter. On this occasion, he has received the backing of Peter Fury, uncle of world champion Tyson Fury, for his key role in promoting women’s boxing through his promotional company Most Valuable Promotions.Peter Fury, who currently trains Savannah Marshall, publicly praised Jake Paul after the British boxer signed with MVP. According to Fury, the promoter has shown a real commitment to its fighters, funding not only Marshall’s pay, but also her preparation, equipment and other logistical aspects. “He needs maximum credit,” said Fury, highlighting the business acumen of the boxer and influencer.
Savannah Marshall praises Jake Paul
Marshall also shared her positive opinion of Jake Paul, whom she described as a “very smart businessman”. According to the boxer, women’s boxing was on the rise, but in 2022 the situation stalled due to the interference of traditional promoters, whereas with Paul the promotion would be different, as he has been able to identify the potential of professional women’s boxing, which is why he has decided to bet heavily on this category.
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. the toughest opponent Jake Paul has ever faced
While his role as a promoter is praised, his role as a boxer will face what is likely to be the biggest challenge in his career so far. Jake Paul will face Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. on June 28, who for many is the best opponent he has chosen, so this could be a decisive fight for his future as a boxer.
The former Mexican world champion has been clear: he does not see Paul as a high-level boxer, although he does recognize that he is a “real fighter.” “He’s strong, that’s all,” Chavez Jr. said in a recent interview, adding that his intention is to “end Jake Paul’s career.”
How will Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. approach his fight against Jake Paul?
At 39 years of age, Chavez Jr. admits that he is not in his best physical shape, but he trusts in his experience and discipline to emerge victorious. His goal is not only to beat Paul, but also to reposition himself in the competitive circuit and seek higher level fights.
I’m focused. I’m in shape. I want to prove that I’m still here
The fight between Jake Paul and Chavez Jr. is highly anticipated, as if Paul were to win, he could finally earn the recognition of more conservative experts.
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