Ahead of the Anderson Silva fight at the Diamond Desert Arena in Phoenix, Jake Paul took to Twitter to extend support to the youth of Iran and women fighting for their rights. Following the death of a 22-year-old woman named Masha Amini, in anti-hijab protests, Iranian citizens took to their streets.

On October 29, Jake Paul, 25, will fight the 6th fight of his life. Promoted by Showtime, he would face a veteran fighter, Anderson Silva, inside a boxing ring. A day prior to the fight, after the conference, ring girls held placards that read ‘support the revolution’ and looked to offer solidarity.

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Among others, Julia Rose, who is in a relationship with Jake Paul, was also seen holding placards and raising her voice. Following this, ‘The Problem Child’ took to Twitter and offered his share of support in this fight.

Paul said, “To all the youth of Iran fighting for your rights, we see you and support you. #FreeIran #Masha_Amini.”

Paul is only a few hours away from squaring off with Anderson Silva at Glendale, Phoenix. Silva will be the third former UFC fighter Paul would face inside a boxing ring. Prior to Silva, Paul had the plan to fight Hasim Rahman Jr. and Tommy Fury.

Jake Paul comments on war prior to the Anderson Silva fight

Paul, 25, currently resides in Puerto Rico. To benefit from the tax laws that are active there, Paul, along with his elder brother Logan Paul, moved to Puerto Rico. At 25 years of age, Paul is an influencer who believes he is a game-changer in combat sports.

On various platforms, by pulling various stunts, ‘The Problem Child’ promoted his upcoming fight. Days earlier, Paul brought transformers and a horse while making his open workout entry to the ring.

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Now with only a few hours left for the showdown, Paul voiced his thoughts about the youth of Iran fighting for their rights.