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Professional boxer Hasim Rahman Jr. will have to be extremely disciplined on the scale if he’s to keep his purse intact for his fight against Jake Paul. After months of speculation, YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul is now racing towards his sixth bout …
Professional boxer Hasim Rahman Jr. will have to be extremely disciplined on the scale if he’s to keep his purse intact for his fight against Jake Paul. After months of speculation, YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul is now racing towards his sixth bout as a pro-pugilist. Having defeated former MMA champions Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley inside the…
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Ahead of his anticipated August 6. Madison Square Garden showdown against the undefeated, Jake Paul – professional boxer, Hasim Rahman Jr. has providedd his “final” prediction for the summer matchup. Rahman Jr., the son of former heavyweight world champion, Hasim Rahman, suffered his first professional loss earlier this year – slipping to 12-1 as a […]
Ahead of his anticipated August 6. Madison Square Garden showdown against the undefeated, Jake Paul – professional boxer, Hasim Rahman Jr. has providedd his “final” prediction for the summer matchup.
Rahman Jr., the son of former heavyweight world champion, Hasim Rahman, suffered his first professional loss earlier this year – slipping to 12-1 as a professional with a controversial TKO loss against James Morrison.
As for polarizing puncher, Paul, the Ohio native currently boasts an unbeaten 5-0 professional record, stopping former UFC welterweight champion, Tyron Woodley with a sixth round knockout back in December in the pair’s rematch in Florida.
Initially scheduled to fight Tommy Fury – the younger half-brother of WBC heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury in August, Paul has since drawn Rahman Jr. – as Fury deals with travel issues.
Sharing a series of harsh words apiece ahead of their August 6. Madison Square Garden headliner at a press conference last week, Rahman Jr. promised to end the career of Paul – which he labelled a “facade”.
“All this BS about going back and forth about the money – I’m going to be the lowest-paid opponent but I’m giving you any credibility, so why shouldn’t I get more? Hasim Rahman Jr. said. “But I’m not here to negotiate, I’m here to end this facade that he’s calling a career. We’re going to see on August 6. when Jake Paul falls.”
Sharing his “final” prediction for his matchup with Paul, Rahman Jr. claimed he would land a certain, definitive victory and knockout over the outspoken Ohio native.
“My final prediction is victory, inshallah,” Hasim Rahman Jr. told Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour.” …I’m not here to entertain him (Jake Paul), I’m here to beat him up. On August 6. – I’m coming. I’m gonna whoop his ass.”
Hasim Rahman Jr. has revealed if there’s a rematch clause in the contract for his upcoming fight with Jake Paul in August. Rahman Jr. will face off against Paul in a Madison Square Garden clash on August 6 live on pay-per-view (PPV). It will undo…
Hasim Rahman Jr. has revealed if there’s a rematch clause in the contract for his upcoming fight with Jake Paul in August. Rahman Jr. will face off against Paul in a Madison Square Garden clash on August 6 live on pay-per-view (PPV). It will undoubtedly be Paul’s toughest test yet. However, depending on how things…
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Hasim Rahman Jr. has vowed to bully Jake Paul in their upcoming bout. YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul was first lined up to face Tommy Fury in August. With less than 45 days to the event, Fury ended up pulling out for a second time after previously withdrawing from an initial showdown in December where […]
Hasim Rahman Jr. has vowed to bully Jake Paul in their upcoming bout.
YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul was first lined up to face Tommy Fury in August. With less than 45 days to the event, Fury ended up pulling out for a second time after previously withdrawing from an initial showdown in December where former UFC champion Tyron Woodley was found as the replacement.
Woodley was brutally knocked out by Paul in just 70 seconds. For this time around, Paul found Rahman Jr. as the replacement.
In an interview with TMZ Sports, Hasim Rahman Jr. talked about what Woodley did wrong and assured that he won’t repeat the same mistake.
“Bro, [Jake’s] a little boy, and I’m gonna treat him like one. That’s what Woodley didn’t do. Woodley gave him too much respect, and he sat back with his hands down and he got caught,” Rahman Jr. said.
The 31-year-old believes that Paul hasn’t faced someone who could pressure him down having competed against the smaller opposition in his past outings.
“All of Jake’s opponents have been smaller than him. All of them have been much smaller. This is the first time he’s going to be in there with someone that’s walking him down and much bigger than him.” (H/T TMZ Sports)
Rahman Jr., son of two-time world heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman, suffered his first pro loss in April by TKO. He believes that “The Problem Child” might be drawing too much confidence from his loss but has made sure to swing the odds in his favor with contractual stipulations.
Although the fight is set to be at 200 lbs, Rahman Jr. can only rehydrate up to 210 lbs a few hours before the contest. He bashed Paul for not being the tough person he puts out to be and stated that there’s no chance Paul could beat him.
“If you really wanted to make a statement you would’ve came up to heavyweight and fought me. But you didn’t. You wanted to bring me down, and stack the deck against me, so you could actually have a fighting chance. He knows he has no chance against me had it been at my weight class.”
After a week full of drama and an opponent switch, Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr. came face-to-face for the first time ahead of their fight. Paul and Rahman will headline an upcoming boxing event on August 6th at Madison Square Garden. Paul was origina…
After a week full of drama and an opponent switch, Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr. came face-to-face for the first time ahead of their fight. Paul and Rahman will headline an upcoming boxing event on August 6th at Madison Square Garden. Paul was originally slated to face Tommy Fury before Fury pulled out due…
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Ahead of his high-profile Madison Square Garden showdown against undefeated professional boxer, Jake Paul has claimed that he will end the career of the Ohio native on August 6. – describing his still naive tenure in the sport as a “facade”. Meeting at a press conference this Tuesday evening in New York City, Paul, who […]
Ahead of his high-profile Madison Square Garden showdown against undefeated professional boxer, Jake Paul has claimed that he will end the career of the Ohio native on August 6. – describing his still naive tenure in the sport as a “facade”.
Meeting at a press conference this Tuesday evening in New York City, Paul, who boasts an unbeaten 5-0 professional record, draws Rahman Jr. – the son of former heavyweight champion, Hasim Rahman, in place of Tommy Fury after the pair’s rescheduled bout was cancelled once again.
Set to meet on August 6. – Paul returns to the squared circle for the first time since December of last year, where he landed career knockout number four with a stunning sixth round knockout success against former UFC welterweight titleholder and two-time opponent, Tyron Woodley.
Enjoying a splendid 2021, Paul defeated Woodley in August with a split decision victory, after he stopped UFC alum and former Bellator and ONE Championship gold holder, Ben Askren with a first round, one-punch knockout in April of that year.
As for Rahman, the veteran amateur currently holds a 12-1 professional record with six knockout victories, suffered his first professional defeat last time out back in April where he dropped a TKO defeat against James McKenzie Morrison.
Opening up as a betting underdog against Paul, despite his weight and overall size advantage, as well as high-level experience within the sport in both the amateur and professional ranks, Rahman Jr. insists he will end Paul’s career in August – which he described as a “facade”.
“All this BS about going back and forth about the money – I’m going to be the lowest-paid opponent but I’m giving you any credibility, so why shouldn’t I get more? Hasim Rahman Jr. said at today’s press conference. “But I’m not here to negotiate, I’m here to end this facade that he’s calling a career. We’re going to see on August 6. When Jake Paul falls.”