Jake Paul wants to take another step forward in his boxing career, fighting in Los Angeles on June 28.

In less than two weeks, Paul returns to the ring against the former world champion Julio César Chávez Jr.

Paul talked to Dazn Boxing before the upcoming fight and mentioned how excited about the fight in La in two weeks.

Paweł was asked why he took this fight and explained that he felt pressure from the audience to fight someone like Chávez Jr.

Despite a gigantic part between them, in the struggle, Paul showed respect to the opponent and his achievements throughout his career.

Excited about fighting the “legendary” name – “Chávez”, Paul will want to make a great statement to press this year.

“I think it is a fight that fans wanted and whom I wanted.

“This is a really good test.

“He is very experienced, former world champion.

“We are both the same weight, the same height, and he is a chávez, one of the most legendary names in boxing.

“He has a great CV.

“We can talk about SH*t, but he is a very powerful opponent.

“I want to challenge myself and give fans a great fight.”

Immediately after showing his opponent’s respect, Paul began to say how he really felt about Chávez Jr.

He meant a 39-year-old “fool” and was not impressed by his career.

Paul also moved the work he did to try to develop boxing and promote other warriors compared to the lack of this Chávez Jr.

“He is a fool.

“He did nothing for me in this sport.

“He did not aid any other warriors; there is no foundation.

“I don’t think he always treated this sport seriously.

“I think he seriously treats this fight, and this training seriously, but it was not the story of his career.

“I reveal him for it.”

The “child’s problem” closed the interview, talking about his trajectory and level in sport, claiming that he was “king of boxing”.

Paul was associated with the fighting after Chávez, including Anthony Joshua, Canelo Alvarez and Gervont Davis.

“I will show people that I am the king of boxing.

“I do the biggest events, raising the spirits of fighters, applying the largest cards many times.”

The latest world champion in Atlanta traveled almost 7,000 miles to take care of business.

WBO -Quartenery King Brian Norman Jr. He has completed preparations for the Thursday defense of the world title against the Japanese pretender Jin Sasaki at OTA City General Gymnasium in Tokyo. This is the second defense of the title for Norman (27-0, 21 KO), who appeared on the stage along with the nervousness of Giovani Santillan, Santillan, Santillan, Santillan, Santillan, San Diego.

Now he re-enters the enemy’s territory compared to Sasaki (19-1-1, 17 Kos), which is undefeated in nine fights and known as a relentless volume. Sasaki won the title of Strza with a 12-tailed decision in January Sakai’s shows at Naoya Inoue-Ye Jeon Kim Undercard.

This is what Norman said at the Tuesday press conference.

Brian Norman Jr.

“This championship belt means everything for me. It opens a lot of doors. I dreamed of it since I was 7 years venerable. I’m 24 years venerable now, so imagine how long it is 17 years venerable. It is literally what I worked all my life. I don’t give up at all.

“I look here and see the base of fans. I see all the love he received, and I respect that he is doing his work. Now it’s time for me to do a work that I should do as a world champion in WBO, WBO.”

“Self -confidence is crucial. When Jin Sasaki says that there is only 80 percent confident, it means that it is on him. But he also says that he wants to overcome it. I respect him for being human and saying that it is noisy and I am true with everyone and myself. With me, I come to the ring every time I live a million percent of my confidence and ready to leave.

“Of course, we are here before all these cameras, but to be real, it’s just a boxing sport. I don’t really care. I just like to fight and I play well in the ring on June 19.”

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Carl Froch aimed at his former supervisor Eddie Hearna when their feud surrounding Anthony Joshua was ongoing.

Hearn and Froch were once on great conditions, and the match boss dealt with these last stages of his career, including an unforgettable rematch with George Groves at Wembley Stadium in 2014, a card on which Joshua appeared.

However, it seems that their relationship has been acidic in recent years, and Hearn is an exception to the view of the former world champion on his highest ponderous weight.

Last week, “The Cobra” claimed that his former training partner Joshua was completed and should hang gloves, and Hearn challenged the motivation of criticism.

“Give respect for his name,” said the 46-year-old Social boxing.

“AJ changed the game in this country.

“He fought absolutely everyone.

“It’s a bit like Carl Froch fought.

“Ricky Hatton or Chris Eubank SR or Nigel Benn entering and entering:” Carl Froch is finished “as he lost to Andre Ward.

“Carl must remember such moments.

“When Carl boxed Andre Ward, everyone said that he was completely finished, returned and fought with Lucian’s bottle, and what he showed, an unbelievable heart, unbelievable will and should remember how people wrote him back and how he returned with revenge.”

Joshua is to return to the ring this year after a successful elbow surgery, an injury that has kept him aside from his time The fifth round of Daniel Dubois’s failure In September last year.

The 47-year-old shot at the Essex promoter for comparing his defeat with Ward in 2011 with the loss of Joshuo of Dubois.

“Eddie Hearn tries to compare my loss with Andre Ward with his loss with Daniel Dubois,” he said about his YouTube channel Froch on the fight.

“What is pathetic.

“I lost my decision about close points, probably the great all time.

“115-113 on two collections of the results of judges is a close fight.

“Then I beat the bottles, beat Mack, beat Groves in these two epic battles, and the last ended at the Wembley stadium before 80,000.

“Then I was introduced to the International Gallery of Boxing Fame, because my career was so shiny.”