Jake Paul continues building his boxing career. The YouTuber defeated Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. by unanimous decision and quickly revealed his next challenge—but it doesn’t include Canelo Alvarez.
The boxing world is witnessing Jake Paul’s steady rise. What began as a publicity stunt has turned into a full-time commitment, with the influencer now fully focused on making a name for himself in professional boxing.
On Saturday, Paul secured the biggest win of his career by defeating former world champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. After the bout, he disclosed when he plans to fight again and what challenge he has set his sights on.
Jake Paul reveals what’s next after beating Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
In his 13th professional fight, Jake Paul claimed his most important victory to date. He faced Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., the son of boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez, and earned a unanimous decision win.
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Paul controlled the pace throughout the fight, winning the first eight rounds. Chavez Jr. responded aggressively in the final two rounds, trying to score a late knockout, but it wasn’t enough.
Despite having most of the crowd at the Honda Center behind Chavez Jr., fans acknowledged Paul’s dominance. After all three judges scored the fight in his favor, Paul shared his plans for the future.
When asked about his next challenge, Paul named two of the top-ranked heavyweights in the world: Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua. The influencer made it clear he’s aiming high and wants to continue pushing boundaries in the sport. “And Tommy (Fury) stop running,” he added.
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Paul also revealed two major goals: he plans to return to the ring in 2025, and he wants to fight for a world title. However, when Chavez Jr. was asked if Paul is ready for that, he was blunt: “I don’t think he’s ready for it yet.”
Paul quickly responded, dismissing the criticism. “Don’t let anybody tell you you’re not ready for something,” he told the crowd before stepping out of the ring.
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