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Jake Paul told a booed crowd to “close the FK UP” after defeating former medium -sized weight champion Julio César Chávez Jr. for a unanimous decision on Saturday night in Anaheim, California.
“All boos are words, and actions speak more than words, so they can silence the f —!” Paul said in the post -Match interview while making mockery for the crowd. “I am modern, I am really modern, I only beat your child, an easy job, year five, wait until I will go even more homeland — Ers!”
Paul (12-1, 7 kos) seemed to be taking the greatest risk of his unique boxing career when facing his most successful opponent in Chávez, 39 (54-7-2-1), and in front of a crowd ardently pro-Chávez in southern California.
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Jake Paul reacts after his match against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. at the Honda Center. (Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn images)
At least it seemed a risk until Chavez entered the ring in the Honda center and looked without life, just throwing a blow to the end of the fourth round of his cruise weight fight.
Even with his famous father shouting furiously in the ringside, Chávez fought tentatively and warm against Paul, who patiently controlled the ring and landed enough to gain rounds.
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Jake Paul moves for a blow against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in the Honda Center. (Vásquez-Imagn images)
Chávez first set up a discernible attack in the sixth, and delivered several exciting shots in the ninth, finally exhibited the skills of a long boxing career.
But he could not seriously damage the youtuber turned into English, which climbed to the ropes to celebrate after absorbing several bursts in the 10 and final round.
The judges obtained it 99-91, 98-92 and 97-93 for Paul. Associated Press also favored Paul 97-93.
Jake Paul leaves the ring after his victory against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in the Honda Center. (Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn images)
“I thought I had lost the first five rounds, so I tried to win the last rounds,” Chávez said. “It’s strong, a good boxer (for) the first three, four rounds. After that, I felt that I was tired. I don’t think it’s ready for the champions, but it’s a good fighter.”
Chávez, who has fought only once since 2021, is better known for not maximizing the potential in his father’s genetics. It is still the most credible boxer to share the ring with Paul, who is now 5 and a half years and 13 fights in his lucrative fighting career.
