Jake Paul to fight bare-knuckle champ

After the rescheduling of Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson to Friday, November 15th, Jake Paul has decided to take an interim fight to prepare for “Iron Mike” by taking on the bare-knuckle champion “Platinum” Mike Perry on July 20 at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, live on DAZN pay-per-view.

Amanda Serrano, the unified women’s featherweight champion will be fighting in the co-main event, taking on Stevie Morgan who comes in with a 14-1 record and 13 KOs.

Also on the card is a rematch between Tony Aguilar (12-0-1, 4 KOs) and Corey Marksman (9-0-1, 7 KOs) after the two faced off in a war that resulted in a draw in February.

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  • Two loudmouths who can’t box. Idiots today are impressed by whoever acts like the biggest clown. We lost a class act today, different sport but a hero to many nonetheless. RIP Willie Mays, there will never be another.

  • People should boycott this. And the Tyson fight if it happens. Maybe that way he will go away.

  • Lots of Jake Paul haters here but the young man ignited the sport of boxing with so much interest and he’s made tons of millions along the way…That to be is smart, it’s very smart…

    • Arturo, no doubt he is a savvy business man. He appealed to the base of young you tube watchers that enjoy seeing chaotic press conferences and nonsense. Ryan Garcia has crossed over to it and you can even say Mayweather dabbles in this nonsense. Let’s face it, some people love a drama show. Me, it’s garbage, it’s disrespectful to our sport. I don’t mind trash talk and such, but it seems like we are watching MTV’s the real world sometimes. I will pass as well.

    • Paul puts butts in seats and that’s what matters to the investors. It’s a guaranteed ROI, so as long as that stays true, we will see him fighting.

  • Typical Jake Paul opponent selection. With everybody he’s ever fought there’s always a big disadavantage. Either they’re old, inactive, not boxers, or just flat out not that good. To his credit, he’s done amazing things for a guy who’s only been boxing 5 years total, but fight a guy his equal. The only time he’s ever done that, against Tommy Fury, he lost.

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