Jake Paul Reveals Future Plans: MVP, World Title Aspirations, and Mega-Events
Jake Paul has written his way forward in boxing. He wants to build his own promotion company, MVP, and work his way up to become a world champion.
The bit of being a world champion has earned Jake a lot of mockery on social media, with fans looking at him as illegitimate and completely ignorant. There is no doubt that Jake Paul is addicted to boxing and wants to be a world champion. Without a sudden change in the way he chooses his opponents, he will soon grow old and retire from his martial arts.
Jake’s goals
- Build an MVP – focused on women, hope, and cultural events
- Become a World Champion
- Do big events
Can Jake Paul Become a World Champion?
Those are admirable goals for Jake Paul, and he is able to accomplish two of them. It is possible that the world champion will not make it this time, as he started late in boxing.
Paul’s eight-round unanimous decision victory over Mike Tyson last Friday night made him a villain in the eyes of many boxing fans. That was a pretty low move on promoter Jake’s part, but he doesn’t seem to mind the hate.
It’s strange, but he seems to be happy with this role, taking over from Floyd Mayweather Jr. as much hated.
It will take a lot of work for the 27-year-old Paul (11-1, 7 KOs) to rise to a world title unless he gets in the right shape to fight for the vacant title or the interim cruiserweight belt.
Paul easily handled 58-year-old Mike Tyson, beating him in an eight-round decision by scores of 80-72, 79-73, and 79-73.
The event broke the attendance record for a boxing match at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. 73,300 fans showed up, breaking the previous record of 73,126 for the Canelo Alvarez vs. Billy Joe Saunders fight in 2021. Sixty million households on Netflix have reportedly watched it.
My way forward for boxing: To build an MVP (the company will focus on women and hopes and cultural events in any sport), to become a world champion, and to make big events in time
— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) November 18, 2024
So we did Mike @MikeTyson – crushed the haters
— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) November 18, 2024
