Jake Paul and Andrew Tate face-off ringside at the Floyd Mayweather vs. Deji fight

Jake Paul faced off with Andrew Tate for the second time during the Floyd Mayweather vs. Deji fight event.

After beating Anderson Silva by a unanimous decision, ‘The Problem Child’ is now in the market for a new boxing opponent. Paul has been exploring various options, including the controversial internet personality Andrew Tate. Earlier in the week, the YouTuber-turned-boxer posted their initial face-off with the caption:

‘The Problem Child’ was rumored to be considering Nate Diaz or Tommy Fury as his next opponent. The 25-year-old appeared at the Floyd Mayweather vs. Deji boxing event, where he was heckling Fury during his fight. During the event, Paul faced off with Tate for the second time, which was posted on Twitter by Michael Benson with the caption:

Tate is a former kickboxer with a record of 76-9. The 35-year-old social media personality would be an intriguing opponent for Paul’s career. ‘The Problem Child’ earned respect for beating Silva, and a fight against a non-active fighter would be a step down in competition for him.

Jake Paul instigates confrontation with Tommy Fury and his dad John

Jake Paul had the best seat in the house to watch his rival Tommy Fury compete in an exhibition bout against Rolly Lambert. If Fury thought that Paul traveled to Dubai just to watch him fight, he was highly mistaken. ‘The Problem Child’ joined the commentary team while ‘TNT’ was competing and screamed from ringside:

After Fury’s fight, the former Love Island contestant used his post-fight interview to call out Paul by saying:

Paul continued to troll Fury until ‘TNT’ went after him before security stepped in. The altercation also led to his father, John, taking his shirt off and screaming at ‘The Problem Child.’ Although the matchup has fallen through in the past, this could be the fight to make.

About the author

Jake Foley is a journalist at Sportskeeda, specializing in covering all forms of combat sports, including MMA, Boxing, Kickboxing, and Muay Thai. His passion is ignited by the exceptional fusion of physical and mental skills demanded by world-class fighters in these sports. Jake is captivated by the intricate mix of fierce determination and a modest mindset exhibited by athletes in these disciplines. He also finds the atmosphere of major championships, like the epic clash between Khabib Nurmagomedov and Conor McGregor, truly unparalleled.

Jake has earned his UFC credentials to cover the major events for Sportskeeda and has conducted several interviews.

Jake supports various teams across several professional sports, including the Las Vegas Raiders, Inter Miami, Norwich City, Miami Marlins, and Las Vegas Golden Knights. The sports moment Jake will never forget is Jon Jones dismantling Vladimir Matyushenko.

Since joining the SportsKeeda team, Jake has written 400 articles covering several MMA promotions, including the UFC and ONE Championship. He continues to work hard to maintain his journalistic integrity and tell the stories of fighters worldwide.

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