Ryan Garcia has expressed skepticism about the likelihood of a heavyweight match between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua. The anticipated bout is scheduled for December 19 in Miami, featuring eight three-minute rounds with both fighters using 10oz gloves. Paul, who last fought against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in June, had to cancel a previous fight with Gervonta Davis due to legal issues faced by his opponent. On the other hand, Joshua has been inactive since his defeat to Daniel Dubois in September 2024 but accepted the fight with Paul after planning a comeback. The fighters recently met at a press conference in Miami, where the significant size difference between them surprised many in the boxing community. Garcia has expressed doubts about the fight happening, citing the apparent disadvantage for one of the fighters.
The clash between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul is set to take place in Miami on December 19 and will be live-streamed on Netflix. Following Garcia’s comments, Paul responded by questioning Garcia’s recent fights and achievements. Paul had initially called out several boxing stars, including Garcia, but faced obstacles due to platform restrictions. The streaming service DAZN declined to allow Garcia to switch platforms, indicating their preference for Joshua over Paul. The match is expected to draw significant attention as Joshua and Paul prepare to face off in the ring.
Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul are gearing up for their heavyweight showdown in Miami on December 19, just days before Christmas. The fight is scheduled to be aired live on Netflix and is expected to begin around 11 pm local time, translating to 4 am in the UK. Fight times are subject to change based on the undercard’s duration and are typically tailored to suit the American audience. This event is generating buzz as fans eagerly anticipate the clash between the two fighters.