Jake Paul didn’t put up much of a fight.<\/p>\n
If the goal of a boxing match is to throw punches, it’s hard to say Paul achieved much of anything in his matchup with Anthony Joshua on Friday night.<\/p>\n
Paul, in clashes with guys more his size and skill level, hasn’t looked bad in his relatively new boxing career.<\/p>\n
It was never going to go well against a much larger, much more recent former world champion like Joshua.<\/p>\n
The result, which included a broken jaw for Paul, has fans wondering what’s next for his future.<\/p>\n
Is Jake Paul retiring from boxing?<\/p>\n
No, Jake Paul isn’t retiring from boxing.<\/p>\n
Those rumors stem from a number of different<\/a> fake<\/a> posts<\/a> on various social media platforms.<\/p>\n Accounts are clearly trying to capitalize on the buzz around Paul and earn some engagement, but none of it is real news.<\/p>\n It’s actually quite ridiculous. It’s hard to tell at first glance what’s real or what’s not real anymore.<\/p>\n The reality is that Paul booked himself a fight that was an almost-certain loss and got a big payday out of it.<\/p>\n He clearly seems to like the training elements of boxing that go along with the showmanship that he does so well.<\/p>\n Why would he stop now?<\/p>\n He probably shouldn’t fight anyone of Joshua’s size and skill in his next match, but there will be a next match. Jake Paul isn’t going anywhere.<\/p>\n MORE:\u00a0Bronny James matched up with an All Star and had a great game<\/a><\/p>\n