Anthony Joshua knocks out Jake Paul in boxing spectacle
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MIAMI — Jake Paul found out the hard way that there are levels in boxing and former two-time unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua operates on another stratosphere after the social media influencer-turned-professional boxer was knocked out in the sixth round Saturday night at Kaseya Center.
Anthony Joshua is the former two-time unified WBO, IBF, and WBA heavyweight champion. Joshua first held the titles from March 2018 to July 2019. He later reclaimed the three belts with a unanimous decision win over Andy Ruiz Jr. in December 2019. Joshua's second unified title run lasted until September 2021. Joshua won his first world title in April 2016 with a second-round knockout win over Charles Martin.
Jake Paul, of Cleveland, Ohio, is a YouTuber-turned-boxer, and one of the most popular social media personalities in the world.
In one corner there's Anthony Joshua, a 6-foot-6, 243-pound, two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, who owns one of the hardest punches in boxing. In the other corner stands Jake Paul, a 6-1, 216-pound YouTube influencer, whose only heavyweight fight came against a 58-year-old.
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MIAMI — After vowing earlier this week to pull off «the biggest upset in sports history» against Anthony Joshua, Jake Paul said he actually believes a victory Friday night in Miami would be something much larger than any sporting event.
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