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Jake Paul Shares His FaceTime Call With Ryan Garcia on Internet, Claims to Beat Him Like ‘Tank’ Davis

Published 03/04/2024, 1:49 AM EST

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Jake Paul continues to stir things up in the boxing world. His decisive first-round knockout victory over Ryan Bourland on Saturday night sent shockwaves through social media. And it seems the YouTuber-turned-boxer isn’t done making headlines. Following the impressive win, Paul ignited a frenzy of callouts, with both former NFL star Le’Veon Bell and established boxer Ryan Garcia throwing their names into the potential opponent pool.

It appears Paul’s journey in the ring is far from over, and the boxing world eagerly awaits to see who steps up to the challenge next. Well, adding to the hype, Paul got on a FaceTime call with Ryan Garcia and engaged in a heated debate with him. Harsh words were exchanged, and both fighters seemed keen to punish each other.

Will Jake Paul fight Ryan Garcia next?

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After Paul won the fight in the first round, Ryan Garcia couldn’t take his victory well and vowed to end the YouTuber’s boxing career publicly. Garcia released an audio where he expressed how he regrets introducing boxing to Paul. He stated, “Okay enough, it’s on I’m going to have to do this! I’m going to end this JAKE PAUL BOXING THING.” He asked him to reach out and stated how he was dead serious about fighting him.

 

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It would be a huge opportunity for Jake Paul’s career since he hasn’t fought men of Garcia’s caliber as of now. So, if he wants to prove his might, he must overcome the hurdle named Ryan Garcia. In a heated FaceTime conversation, Jake Paul said, “F**k you b***h. I will beat your a** and you know that.” Later Paul also talked about how Garcia is a lightweight while he competes in the cruiserweight division. At this time, Garcia stated that he’d jump weights to square up against ‘The Problem Child’.

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Furthermore, Paul swore to emulate the liver punch delivered by Gervonta Davis on Garcia during their fight. He said, “Imma put you back on the canvas like Tank did.” After this, both of them took some personal jabs at each other and Garcia hung up. Furthermore, Jake Paul addressed Ryan Garcia’s callout in the post-match presser as well.

Paul isn’t going to hide away from confrontation

In the audio released, Garcia also mentioned how Paul is doing nothing but “disrespecting boxing“, and for that reason, he really wants to stop his shenanigans once and for all. Well, after Paul got the better of Ryan Bourland in the first round, he responded to Garcia in the post-match interview. He kept it simple and to the point.

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Paul replied by calling himself a better fighter than Garcia. Moreover, he also asked Garcia to take a step back and relax. He mentioned, “Ryan, I love you and you know that bro but you’ve got to chill out bro. There’s a line but you just seem like you’re losing your mind and acting thirsty and desperate. You’re saying you’re a billionaire but you’ve had one money fight. Just chill bro, but if you do want to fight that’s light work.

He continued, “You’ve got no footwork and for as long as you’ve been in the game I’m a better boxer than you.

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Paul didn’t pull back any punches while talking about Garcia’s boxing career. He doesn’t want to shy away from this big opportunity to fight him. What are your thoughts about this developing rivalry? Tell us in the comments section.

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