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‘Disgusting’: Carl Froch tears up Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight

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'Disgusting': Carl Froch tears up Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight

Carl Froch has had numerous arguments with Jake Paul over the past few years and is not a fan of Jake Paul’s announced July 20 fight against Mike Tyson.

Froch, now 46, says he doesn’t see what 27-year-old Paul can really gain from fighting 57-year-old Tyson.

“A newborn kid being a bully – what does he gain from fighting Mike Tyson? What exactly does Jake Paul feel he’s achieving by beating a nearly 60-year-old guy?” Froch asked in the latest episode of his Froch series on Fighting YouTube.

“He has nothing to prove. The guy gives it his all. Finished. Pipes and slippers a long time ago. That means it probably peaked in the early 1990s. 30 years have passed and he is no longer a boxer. He stabilized and finished the game.

Was Jake Paul Really Badly Advised? I mean, whoever tells Jake Paul that it’s a good idea to fight Mike Tyson – Jake Paul is fighting an aged man, so if he wins, he’ll beat the aged man. People will say, “What did you prove there?” If he loses, he will lose to the aged man.

“People who don’t understand boxing might get excited about it. “He’s still Iron Mike Tyson, the gigantic bad guy,” and yet he got hit. The power of a punch is the last thing that leaves a professional fighter. Your reflexes decrease, your fitness decreases, your impact resistance decreases. If that goes away, imagine Jake Paul knocking out Mike Tyson.

“It just sounds disgusting to me. You’re hitting an aged man. This is wrong in every possible way.”

About Jake Paul’s boxing career

“Jake Paul has a petite demographic, a TikTok audience, and I don’t give a damn about them, but they’re all very newborn. They are the ones who are stupid enough to follow this shitty career that he is involved in, this imitation boxing career that he has been involved in for some time.

“He was exposed by Tommy Fury and I thought that would be the end of him. I don’t think Tommy Fury is good enough to win the British title. I’m not giving him any stick, he’s an aspiring pro and Jake Paul lost to him.

“Who was he fighting? He was fighting an aged man, Anderson Silva, and that seemed to be the solution, the shot missed and Anderson Silva went to the floor. Then he fought two bums, I don’t even know who these guys are, but they looked like a warm mess, they looked like they didn’t belong in a boxing ring, and Jake Paul hits them with one shot and they’re rolling around on the floor.”

About Paul vs Tyson odds

“I think Mike Tyson is the underdog, rightfully so. Jake Paul is the gigantic favorite, but the guy is in his 20s and he’s fighting someone 30 years older than him.

“Do I see a world where Mike Tyson could potentially beat Jake Paul? The last thing to pay attention to is the impact force, but he probably has a 15-20 second burst and then when he runs out of steam because Jake Paul is getting out of the way at first, it’s going to shoot out of his ass. , Mike Tyson, and will be a sitting duck. This will be targeted training. So I don’t think Mike Tyson has got a chance to strike.

“Of course, if it landed on Jake Paul’s chin – I mean, how fucking good would that be? I would love it if Mike Tyson walked into the ring and punched Jake Paul in the chin and flattened him. That would mean that all his bullshit and hype and all his talking, all his being a greedy tyrant fighting Mike Tyson would backfire, but I just don’t see that happening.

“I just don’t understand how a guy who’s almost 60 and has never been anywhere near a gym – of course we see clips of him looking decent on the pads for two or three seconds that have been cropped, but he’s not an athlete anymore. He’s a retiree, an aged man, and I don’t mean that in an offensive way, that’s just who he is.

“You have Jake Paul, who really works out in the gym a lot. He’s not a professional boxer and never will be, because he’s shit and can’t fight. If you’ve seen him fight, he’s useless. He’s just a tyrant. But he will beat Mike Tyson because he is 20 years aged. Time waits for no one. Mike Tyson is just too aged.”

Froch’s message to Jake Paul

“Jake Paul, you are an absolute bitch. I saw you fighting. I saw you lose to Tommy Fury. What a shitty fight that was. I’ve never seen anything so shitty in my life. Why do you still put on gloves, lace up your shoes and call yourself a professional boxer? You’re a clown, you’re a damn shame and you should be ashamed of yourself.

“I have never had a personal disagreement with Jake Paul. He was the one who called me. He mentioned my name in some stupid interview he gave because he doesn’t like the fact that I don’t appreciate him and praise him in the boxing world, because he doesn’t deserve it, because he can’t box.

“You had a chance to fight me because you talked, used my name in some bullshit, and then you threw Anderson Silva into the mix. You said, “Fight Anderson Silva and prove yourself and I’ll fight you.” Well, I put you in a box right away, didn’t I? I said, “Come on, let’s do it.” I threatened to send him into orbit and he fell quiet. Completely quiet. I didn’t want to know.

“Because you know, even though I’ve been retired for 10 years and I’m 20 years older than you, you know you can’t risk fighting someone like me. …You’re not going to fight me, are you? You do not have balls. You’re just a fucking tyrant. It pisses me off because Mike Tyson is such an icon, such a legend in the world of boxing, and you disrespect him, or rather yourself.

“You are a disgrace. It just shows who you are. Here you have a guy who’s 20 years older than you, who doesn’t work out at the gym, and you’re quiet. You filled the diaper as soon as I called you. … All these excuses: “Oh, Carl Froch definitely needs the money, he definitely wants the paycheck,” he laughs it off and pushes it aside. He has no intention of approaching me.

“He talks, I put it on him and said, ‘Let’s go,’ and I’m not trying to make money. I will fight you for the pure love of it, I will fight you for fun, and you can write these words in a contract, I will fight you for free, because you need to stop doing what you are doing.”

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Ennis vs Avanesyan: Live results, RBR, how to watch

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Ennis vs Avanesyan: Live results, RBR, how to watch

Results

  • Jaron “Boots” Ennis RTD-5 David Avanesyan (3:00) [highlights]
  • Jalil Hackett UD-10 Peter Dobson (97-93, 97-93, 96-94) [highlights]
  • Skye Nicolson UD-10 Dyana Vargas (100-90, 100-90, 100-90) [highlights]
  • Khalil Coe TKO-2 Kwame Ritter (1:59) [highlights]

Jaron “Boots” Ennis will make his Matchroom debut tonight in his home match in Philadelphia against David Avanesyan, with Ennis’ IBF welterweight title at stake.

Originally undefeated, Ennis was scheduled to face Cody Crowley, who was forced to withdraw after failing an eye test. Thanks to this, the veteran Avanesyan won the world title for the third time. Also on the card, Skye Nicolson will defend her WBC featherweight title against Dyana Vargas and will have two more fights!

The shows stream live on DAZN and Wil Esco has your stream, join him at 8pm EST!

Main card (DAZN, 8 p.m. ET)

  • Jaron “Boots” Ennis (31-0, 28 KO) vs. David Avanesyan (30-4-1, 18 KO) welterweight, 12 rounds, for Ennis’ IBF title
  • Jalil Hackett (8-0, 7 KO) vs. Peter Dobson (16-1, 9 KO), welterweight, 10 rounds
  • Skye Nicolson (10-0, 1 KO) vs. Dyana Vargas (19-1, 12 KO), featherweight, 10 rounds, for Nicolson’s WBC title
  • Khalil Coe (8-0-1, 6 KO) vs. Kwame Ritter (11-1, 9 KO), airy heavyweight, 10 rounds

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Jaron “Boots” Ennis is looking forward to performing in his hometown

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Jaron “Boots” Ennis is looking forward to performing in his hometown

Jaron “Boots” Ennis will face David Avanesyan next Saturday in front of fans from his hometown of Philadelphia, and while performing in front of family and friends often comes with pressure, Ennis says he actually feels more comfortable doing so.

Ennis about the opportunity to headline in his hometown of Philadelphia

“I’m definitely excited to get back in front of my friends and family and fight my first home fight at the Wells Fargo Center. So this is a huge opportunity. I can’t wait, I’m excited. I’m ready to rock n’ roll.”

Under the pressure of having to perform in front of his hometown fans

“No pressure. I feel more comfortable at home anyway, so it’ll be like me being at home and just kicking it up.”

Unless he thinks he can put in a spectacular performance against a delayed replacement opponent from Avanesyan

“Definitely, but I’m not going to go out there and look for it. I’m going to go in there, have fun and let the knockout come to me. I won’t look for it at all.”

About how he sees the Terence Crawford vs. Israil Madrimov fight

“I’m not going to lie, I’ve never even seen the other guy fight, so I probably think Crawford will win [chuckles]”

Unless he sees a move up to 154 to face Crawford within the next year

“Definitely, but my current goal is to be undisputed at 147, so I’ll try to get the rest of the belts and then go up to 154 and do the same.”

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Eddie Hearn talks about interest in Shakur Stevenson’s free agency

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Eddie Hearn talks about interest in Shakur Stevenson's free agency

Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn spent some time answering media questions about this weekend’s main event featuring Jaron “Boots” Ennis, his interest in pursuing a Terence Crawford fight for Boots, and his thoughts on bringing Shakur Stevenson into the fold once he moves on free agency. Below you’ll find some of Hearn’s comments on these topics and more.

Hearn on Crawford’s upcoming fight with Madrimov

“I think it’s a banana peel for Crawford… obviously, like I said, you’re making Terence Crawford your favorite, but, but, but, huge banana peel, August. third.”

On what Ennis needs to do to demand a fight with Crawford

“Just perform. As for promotion, that’s already done, we’ll take care of it. But performance. If he comes on Saturday, doesn’t play and declares victory, it won’t be a huge problem, but a huge disappointment. If he enters the fight, he will look great, he will knock down Avanesyan in four rounds, the situation will go crazy – what counts is the dynamics.

“So for me, one of the best fights in boxing, one of the purest fights in boxing is the Crawford vs. Boots fight. But we want to take care of business at 147. I feel we have to unite, we need these tough tests and after scoring a huge goal here on Saturday I know we can fill the whole place against players like Barrios, against players like Stanionis and that’s what we have to do, before we get to 154 pounds.

“If Crawford is successful (against Madrimov), it will be a dream fight, not only as a Boots promoter, but also in boxing.”

Enabled if Crawford told him he was interested in fighting Boots

“I don’t think so, no. I don’t think he wants this fight. He’d probably say, “Well, what does this fight mean to me?” and the answer is hopefully a lot of money. Look, Crawford is a brilliant fighter, I’m sure he’s not afraid of him and I’m sure he believes he can beat Jaron Ennis, but also BoMac and Crawford. They also have incredible boxing knowledge and know how good Ennis is.

“I think this is the toughest fight for him and I don’t think they’ll be lining up for it, but when the demand comes and someone like His Excellency says, ‘I want to fight this fight, I’m definitely going to fight it.’

About the proposed Pacquaio vs. Barrios fight

“It’s a very controversial topic, just like people complaining about Manny Pacquiao. I think Manny Pacquiao is still good enough to beat most of the top 20 guys in the 147-pound weight class. He’s clearly not the warrior he once was, you won’t be at this age. My problem is he’s been inactive for a long time, like we talked about his fight with Conor Benn maybe six months ago or a year ago, and with every month that goes by, three or six months, you get a lot older.

“So I think there are two questions. First, should he fight again? And ultimately, if he’s good enough to beat everyone outside the top 20 in the world, then why not. But should he fight for the world title? I think that’s another question. In the commercial world of boxing, the answer is probably yes. In the world of rankings and activity, the answer is probably no.”

On if he is interested in pursuing Shakur Stevenson in his free agency

“He’s coming on Saturday. I’ve done a much better job than Top Rank promoting him over the last 12 months, and I’m not even under contract with him. Because I’m answering your questions and I keep saying the same thing: I think he’s a great fighter who fights no matter what. I think he is one of the best players in the sport.

“He had a good audience in Newark, he just drew the biggest audience on ESPN in 2024, and people still like to criticize. He’s not Arturo Gatti, he’s not going to go in there with his head held high and start a war every time, but when he’s up against an elite opponent, you’re going to see some of the best fights in boxing.

“In my opinion he should fight William Zepeda. I think it’s a really good fight… it’s a fight I talked to him about. But do you really want to sign – this is not a question for me, but for him – a five-fight contract when it may prevent you from getting some fights?

“I think Shakur is probably thinking, ‘I have to fight Tank, I have to fight Zepeda, I have to fight Lopez, I have to fight all of these,’ and maybe our discussions will be one or two fights or three fights, I don’t know. But I think he needs that fluidity to be able to move and have those fights because that’s when you’ll see him at his best.”

What three fights would he like Stevenson to fight if he were signed to Matchroom?

“William Zepeda, maybe moving up to 140 pounds to fight Liam Paro or another champion at 140 pounds, and then approaching other companies to do a co-promotional deal and a shared platform… it’s really going to come down to whether Tank and PBC, if they want to fight Shakur Stevenson because it’s a very, very, very risky fight for Tank and he has to beat Lomachenko first.

He reportedly told Bob Arum that he was not interested in offering Stevenson more than Top Rank was paying him

“I told Bob that. Bob told me something about Shakur, I thought, “Pfft, I’ll tell you what, Bob, I’m not paying him what you’re paying him.” It was a joking remark and I’ll have to pay him what Bob pays him. He won’t come – he knows I’m a better promoter, he knows it will be better for his career, but he’s not going to accept less money.

“But he has to accept this plan, right, because Shakur Stevenson has a lot of work ahead of him. Right now it’s Shakur against the world. He’s fighting all these Twitter battles himself, putting out all the fires, and the reality is exhausting… it’s not a good look or a good plan.

“Top Rank dropped him a year ago. So he needs to tranquil down on social media, ask me to speak for him, run the promotional machine while he sleeps, get in the gym and beat these guys.

About who will win between Stevenson and Tank

“You see, this is about Tank, who I think is a brilliant fighter, electrifying, very heavy-handed – he loses a lot of rounds. He lost rounds to Frank Martin, he lost rounds to Ryan Garcia, he lost rounds to Pitbull Cruz, and all these guys are not on the same level as Lomachenko and Shakur Stevenson.

“So he must strike at these people, otherwise he will be defeated. But he influences them because he hits really tough, and Tank not only hits, he also has a good boxing IQ. I just don’t think IQ is as good as Lomachenko or as good as Shakur Stevenson. But will he be able to squeeze them in? Because I promise you this, if he doesn’t stop these people, he will be behind at almost every intersection of these fights, including Lomachenko. I think he will stop Lomachenko, but he will be at the back.”

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