Jake Paul's next fight after Mike Tyson already targeted as superstar reveals all about Netflix part two

Forward-thinking YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul has his eyes fixed on his fight AFTER he takes on Mike Tyson.

The match-up with Tyson, who has a 30-year age advantage over Paul, is set to go down in the AT&T Stadium on 20 July and will be broadcast live on Netflix to viewers worldwide. On his podcast 'BS with Jake Paul', he revealed what he plans on doing after trading gloves with Tyson. He expressed a desire to fight against Ryan Garcia, saying: "I think it could happen, as an exhibition probably. I think he thinks he would win and I would love to just deflate his little 130lbs. Maybe Netflix part two."

Paul even had a few words about Garcia's boxing skills, claiming that his footwork is lousy. He commented: "His footwork sucks. The more I learn about this sport, he's fast and quick and has been doing it his whole life. But his feet are terrible. Flat-footed, stuck-a** fighter." Meanwhile, Garcia is due to fight Devin Haney on 20 April. While he aims to become a world champion once again, if he doesn't clinch victory, it may pave the path to a face-off with Paul, reports the Mirror.

Paul's previous match saw him defeating Ryan Bourland with a technical knockout in the initial round. This victory, his ninth as a professional, attracted attention from Garcia, who announced he's keen to conclude Paul's boxing career. Garcia took to Twitter to throw down a challenge to Paul, saying: "Okay enough, it's on, I'm going to have to do this! I'm going to end this JAKE PAUL BOXING THING. BRING IT ON JAKE IM DEAD F****** SERIOUS F*** YOU! HIT MY TEAM UP." Paul responded with: "Ryan, I love you. You know that, bro. But you've got to chill out, because there's a line and you just seem like you're losing your mind, and acting thirsty