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Jake Paul Could Be Anthony Joshua’s Next Opponent, Says Hearn

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Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua are actively engaged in serious negotiations for a potential showdown in the boxing ring, and according to Joshua’s long-time promoter, Eddie Hearn, this highly anticipated match could take place as early as “early next year!”

Hearn, who has been promoting Joshua for more than a decade, recently appeared on the “TMZ Sports" TV show, which airs nightly on FS1. During the interview, he shared insights that left many fans and analysts astonished.

“Initially, I was skeptical, thinking this was just Jake Paul making headlines again. I didn’t believe he would actually step into the ring against Anthony Joshua. However, in my discussions with [Jake’s partner] Nikisa and the team at MVP, I realized they genuinely believe they have a chance against him,” Eddie elaborated.

“I strongly believe there’s a very good possibility that we’re going to witness this fight happen next!”

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This fight isn’t a distant possibility—it’s imminent! If anyone is well-informed about the status of these negotiations, it’s Eddie, who represents AJ and is deeply involved in the ongoing discussions.

Considering Jake Paul, known as the Problem Child with a record of 12 wins and only 1 loss (including 7 knockouts), is significantly smaller than the formidable Anthony Joshua, who stands at 6’6″ and weighs 260 pounds as a former heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, does he really stand a chance?

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Eddie Hearn unequivocally stated that the likelihood of Jake Paul winning this fight is very slim.

“This is not about Jake Paul facing Mike Tyson … he is up against Anthony Joshua, one of the most dangerous fighters in the sport, pound for pound,” Hearn emphasized, highlighting the significant challenge that lies ahead for Paul.

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Despite Eddie’s doubts, Jake Paul appears to have a different perspective.

“I recognize the risks involved. I truly believe Jake Paul is taking a bold step. Yet, for some inexplicable reason, he has confidence in his ability to defeat Anthony Joshua,” Eddie noted.

Moreover, Eddie added, “[Jake] will ensure that AJ is at 100% of his best and most dangerous, so good luck to Jake!”

Reflecting on the previous bout between Paul and Tyson, whether one loved or disliked that fight, it undeniably became a monumental event, amassing an astonishing 108 million viewers globally, marking it as the most-watched fight ever.

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Hearn suggests that the reign of either fighter at the top may be short-lived, hinting at numerous possibilities.

“This fight would undoubtedly become one of the biggest pay-per-view events of all time, potentially the largest ever. It would be absolutely huge,” he predicted, underscoring the immense interest surrounding a potential match-up between these two boxing figures.

Ultimately, it seems there’s a significant likelihood that AJ and Jake will soon step into the ring together.

“If you want Anthony Joshua to eliminate you from the boxing world, we are more than ready to make that happen,” he concluded, leaving fans eager for the next chapter in this evolving narrative.

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Sarah Parker is a research analyst and content contributor with a strong interest in business strategy, organizational behavior, and social development. With a background in sociology and public policy, she focuses on exploring the intersection between research and real-world application. Sarah regularly contributes articles that bridge academic insights and practical relevance, aiming to foster critical thinking and innovation across sectors.