Jake Paul won a KO in the first round during his professional in boxing in case despite his difficulties with his match plan
Jake Paul’s boxing career started with an incredible victory, although he had trouble putting his plan in the night.
The Youtube star transitions to boxing in 2018. The Boxing Beginnings of Jake Paul were against his compatriot Youtuber Deji, where the bloody Paul won a fifth round retirement.
Since then, the controversial star has continued to fight many fighters, including Paul’s victories against the former champions like Mike Tyson and Anderson Silva.
Paul’s next fight is a confrontation with former world champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, and he hopes to imitate his previous performances by defeating him on June 28.
These incredible victories were far from his first professional fight, which showed a very different Paul in the boxing ring.
Jake Paul eliminated Anesongib during his professional in boxing in boxing
After an amateur victory against Deji in his first fight in 2018, two years of training saw Paul face another Youtuber in his first professional boxing game.
As the main co-event of the fight of the WBO average weights between Demetrius Andrade and Luke Keeler, Paul fought Anesongib in the first foray of men in real fights.
It was clear from the first round of their fight on January 30, 2020, that none of the fighters had much experience in the ring.
They both fought with a very unorthodox position, Gib falling several times in the first round due to his unbalanced boxing style.
Paul’s Jab has repeatedly rejected GIB, his immense advantage of power becoming obvious as the first round progresses.
The end of the fight was rather anti -limatic and pointed out more towards the lack of talent in GIB rather than an impressive performance of Paul.
A right hook connected after many missed punches, sending GIB stumbling. As it was the third time that he was overthrown by easy shots, the referee had no choice but to end the combat and attribute the victory to Paul Tko.
Jake Paul admitted having trouble connecting with his blows during the fight
Despite a KO in the first round where he did not look in danger, Paul had trouble following the match plan that his coach, “Sugar” Shane Moseley, had set up for him.
In a post-combat interview with Match boxing, the YouTube star admitted that he had not been able to use his power, missing most of his big punches during the fight.
“I haven’t even really shown my skills. I did not pick up any of my really hard punches – most were only shots on the top of the head or barely connected.
“Shane always told me in practice:” You have power, you have power “and I said to myself:” Okay, cool “, but I didn’t really believe it until I kicked it in the first round.”
The match plan was to remove Gib with punches, but Paul’s blows were sufficient to ensure three kicks and the TKO victory during his professional beginnings.
