Jake Paul teases "announcement" for his next fight, opens up on "old ego driven men" changing boxing

Jake Paul recently revealed that he will soon announce his next fight. 'The Problem Child' also bragged about his current stature in the world of boxing along with firing a diss at the highly egotistic people running the sport of boxing currently.

A sizable chunk of the boxing community has criticized Paul for his choice of rivals. The Ohio native got the initial wins on his record by defeating retired UFC fighters, including Anderson Silva. Paul did move on to fight full-time boxers, but fans still derided him for choosing low-caliber rivals.

Paul's critics came out again when he decided to lock horns with 58-year-old Mike Tyson. He won the fight via unanimous decision, but it didn't do his reputation any good.

Paul has been into feuds with multiple boxing promoters, including the 92-year-old, Bob Arum. Other boxing promoters may have several special talents under themselves, but Paul bragged about the fact that he currently stands as one of the most noted boxers.

Paul also took a jibe at those "old ego-driven men" apart from providing an update about his next fight. His tweet read:

"Big week ahead. Old ego-driven men trying to change boxing is never going to work. I got the magic stick. Announcement soon."

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Jake Paul used Conor McGregor's antics to fire a shot at him

Almost the entire combat sports community is aware of Conor McGregor's tweet-and-delete shenanigans. The Irishman has a reputation for deleting his tweets shortly after publicizing them.

Recently, Jake Paul used McGregor's playbook to fire a scathing diss at him. In one of his recent tweets, he questioned why he was the "bad guy" when people like Dana White and McGregor had committed far more heinous acts. Like 'The Notorious', Paul decided to remove his tweet shortly after posting it. It read:

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"Dana hits his wife. Conor's convicted of r*pe. But I'm the bad guy?

Jake Paul's now-deleted tweet. [Image Courtesy: @jakepaul on X]

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