Jake Paul Challenges Canelo Alvarez After Revealing Painful Double Jaw Fracture

Ronald Crawley Dec. 20, 2025, 6:10 a.m.
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Jake Paul experienced a dramatic night in Miami when he faced off against Anthony Joshua in the boxing ring. The event ended with Paul's defeat and some significant injuries.

Jake found himself overwhelmed and stopped by the sixth round. Throughout the match, Anthony showcased his prowess by delivering carefully calculated shots while controlling the distance of their fight. This strategic approach prevented unnecessary physical exchanges, ultimately leading to Jake getting knocked down four times. His defeat included a double broken jaw, which he shared with fans through an X-ray image from his hospital bed.

Despite missing the post-fight press conference because of his injuries, Jake remained defiant and unbowed. He even shocked many by calling out Canelo Alvarez for a match within ten days. Directly from his hospital room, he stated:

"Double broken jaw. Give me Canelo [Alvarez] in 10 days."

In addition to recognizing the beating he took from Joshua, Jake expressed admiration for his opponent's skill and relayed his own passion for the sport:

"I think my jaw is broken, by the way. It's definitely broke."
"But that was a nice little a** whopping from one of the best to ever do it."
"I love this s***, but I'm going to come back and get a championship belt at some time. I'm feeling good, that was fun. I love this sport."
"I gave it my all. It's f***ing crazy. I had a blast. I got my a** beat, but that's what this sport is about. I'm going to come back and keep on winning."

The fight proved financially successful despite its physical toll on Jake and broadcasted exclusively on Netflix; both fighters earned an impressive £140 million each. The crowd witnessed some awkward pacing early in the match—which then quickly transformed into a decisive knockout—making any debate over who reigned victorious moot in the end.

Football fans will certainly be eagerly waiting to see what comes next for both fighters—particularly if Paul indeed looks towards challenging box office giant Canelo Alvarez in upcoming bouts as he regains strength—and jaws.

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