Jake Paul DELUSIONAL About Alex Pereira Fight. Jake Offers Mike Perry A Job – Alex Pereira saw it and he cracked in tears laighing while watching it | HO
We’re still buzzing from Jake Paul’s win over Mike Perry on Saturday. Before diving into UFC 304 this Saturday, let’s recap Jake Paul’s recent podcast with his brother Logan. Jake discussed his fight with Perry, offered Perry a job at his promotion, and responded to Conor McGregor, among other topics.
Jake started by assessing his fight, acknowledging he didn’t feel his best but still got the job done, winning all six rounds. He mentioned not wanting to get hit, which he believes can happen under certain conditions: being as skilled as Mayweather, avoiding punches, or facing lower-quality opponents.
Critics argue Jake cherry-picks opponents like retired MMA fighters or those not known for boxing skills. Perry, despite being a tough MMA fighter, isn’t celebrated for boxing prowess. Jake’s opponents’ list includes retired athletes like Woodley and Silva, and Perry, who recently left BKFC.
Jake offered Perry a job after he was let go by BKFC, suggesting a partnership or podcasting gig. While some might see this as demeaning, it’s a genuine offer for another income stream.
Conor McGregor criticized Jake on Twitter, calling him names. Jake brushed it off, claiming McGregor avoids fighting and is contract-bound under Dana White. He implied McGregor wouldn’t dare fight him.
Jake also expressed interest in facing Alex Pereira, a multi-title kickboxing and UFC champ. Critics argue Pereira isn’t a pure boxer, unlike traditional opponents. Jake wants to silence doubters by facing top-tier fighters.
Jake’s podcast also delved into personal matters, like his pre-fight drinking habits and calling out Tommy Fury. His openness and brashness are part of his persona, which divides opinions but keeps him in the spotlight.
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