Chavez Jr: "If I lose to Jake Paul, I will end my career"

Former World Middleweight Champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (53-6-1, 34 KO) interested in meeting an extremely popular blogger who is increasingly boxing, Jake Paul (5-0, 4 KO). A few days ago, Paul proposed the idea of ​​a duel with a Mexican.

Last Saturday in Tampa, Paul knocked out former UFC champion Tyrone Woodley in rematch. After this knockout, Paul's boxing star shone even brighter than before. Later that day, Chávez Jr. quietly returned after losing to former UFC champion Anderson Silva in June. Chavez defeated David Kansra in Mexican Culiacan by unanimous decision, and after a few tens of hours he learned about the offer to fight Paul.

“I'm not going to criticize anyone, but I really hope to make a couple of million from meeting Paul. If he beats me, I will retire from the sport and refuse the fee for this fight. If I fail, I don’t need money. The audience wants me to beat him. Paul is strong and hits hard, but he is not a boxer. I am ready to take advantage of this. We just need to agree on the weight, because Paul will only organize fights in the weight that suits him,” said 35-year-old Mexican, son of the legendary Julio Cesar Chavez.