Eddie Hearn doesn't seem to be a big believer in Jake Paul's boxing ability.'The Problem Child' is currently an undefeated professional pugilist, having begun his journey in the ring in 2020. In building a 5-0 record, he's defeated former MMA champions Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley.Ahead of a proposed August return to the ring, he's been praised by figures such as Oscar De La Hoya. The former world champion even believes Paul could become a world champion down the line. The 25-year-old later noted that he's beaten champions in sparring.Eddie Hearn seems to believe that sort of talk is a bit premature. The head of Matchroom Boxing is currently co-promoting the upcoming fight between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor alongside Paul.In an interview with HBO's Bryant Gumbel, the Englishman stated that 'The Problem Child' is far from a good boxer...yet, anyway."He's big, he's quite athletic, and I think he can punch quite hard. Is he good? Not really. Is he going to win a world title? Not in a million years. Jake is not a boxing talent, let's just get that clear. You don't become a great boxer at 26, 27, 28, that stage of your life. It doesn't happen."Watch Eddie Hearn discuss Jake Paul in the clip below:Jed I. Goodman ©@jedigoodmanEddie Hearn on Jake Paul: Is he good? Not really. Is he going to go out and win a world title? Absolutely not in a million years.16918Eddie Hearn on Jake Paul: Is he good? Not really. Is he going to go out and win a world title? Absolutely not in a million years. https://t.co/JwVolz0jwKEddie Hearn has history with Jake PaulIn addition to co-promoting with Jake Paul now, Eddie Hearn has quite a bit of history with the YouTuber-turned-boxerThe head of Matchroom Boxing first met the YouTuber when he helped promote his brother Logan's 2019 rematch with KSI. He then decided to promote 'The Problem Child's professional debut, a January 2020 bout against fellow content creator AnEsonGib.KEEM 🍿@KEEMSTARBasically the whole fight Jake Paul vs Gib!155041153Basically the whole fight Jake Paul vs Gib! https://t.co/XQRE4DiNesThe bout was a first-round knockout for Paul that sent his hype train in motion. Years later, Hearn took responsibility for starting the 25-year-old's boxing career in an interview on The MMA Hour. Despite his reservations, Hearn also noted that he does indeed like the YouTuber.The boxing promoter said:“I promoted his first fight two years ago. I started this mess. I put him in against a YouTuber, and the best way I can describe Jake is, people say to me, ‘Do you like Jake Paul?’ And I say Jake, the terminology is different in the U.K., plunker, grade-A plunker, dipstick. But I like him. I don’t mean that disrespectfully."Catch Hearn on The MMA Hour below: