After calling out Canelo Alvarez, JAKE PAUL was told by Canelo's ex-opponent that he would'stay being a Fan'.
Paul, who is just 4-0 since his professional debut January 2020, has quickly become one of the most controversial and polarizing figures in the sport.
Jake Paul is now 4-0 as a boxer
The YouTube sensation, who is just three years old, has called for Canelo to be his four-division champion in boxing.
Alvarez also claimed that he was better than Avni Yoldirim or Billy Joe Saunders, Alvarez's two last opponents.
However, Turk Yildirim was defeated by Canelo in three rounds in February. He blasted Paul for not'stay out the ring'.
SunSport asked him: "I don’t listen to this nonsense. Although it may be true, I'm not saying I can make better YouTube videos than these guys.
"They shouldn't claim they can fight better than I. It's their business to speak for themselves.
Boxing is not a sport. We are fighting. It could prove very dangerous to get into the wrong fight.
"So my advice to these guys is to stop talking about me and get out of the ring. Most importantly, stop talking about me."
Paul began with three knockouts over 'AnEsonGib,' an online rival, Nate Robinson, an ex-NBA star, and Ben Askren, a retired UFC welterweight, both 37.
In August, he won his largest win against former UFC champion Tyron Woodley (39), over eight rounds.
He has now signed to fight Tommy Fury (brother of heavyweight champion Tyson) on December 18 in Florida.
He will face his first opponent who has previous boxing experience and another from his 13-man boxing "hit-list".
Fury, 22 years old, is joined in this group by Canelo, 31, the boxing's No1 pound-for–pound fighter.
Yildirim (30) credits Paul with introducing boxing to a new audience. However, he also criticized the American for his ambitious callout.
He stated, "It's great that people talk about Boxing and that a younger audience gets interested in it."
"But there are limitations. He is a fan. He should continue to be a fan.
"Come and watch the fights, eat first, and enjoy the show." Don't try to do what we do.
