JAKE PAUL has officially beaten every opponent he has ever faced - and he promises the best.
The YouTuber beat Tyron Woodley in August on points and vowed to make no mistake in the rematch.
After knocking out Tyron Whiteley, Jake Paul
Paul kept his word after a devastating KO in round six.
The American celebrity called out some the most famous names before and after the win.
SunSport lists five possible next opponents for Paul.
Tommy Fury
Fury, 22 years old, was to face Paul, 24 in a celebrity grudge bout until Fury pulled out with a fractured rib and a chest infection.
Woodley, 39, was instead called in to fill the gap and Fury was informed that he had lost his chance for good.
Paul's five-fight unbeaten record is hampered by the fact that he has yet to face a professional boxer.
Fury is also a beginner at 7-0 and Paul is physically equal to Fury, so the fight may be too close to call.
Conor McGregor
Since Paul first entered the ring, the 33-year-old Irishman has been Paul's number one target.
McGregor still has two bouts on his UFC contract, and would then be barred from competing outside of the octagon.
In 2017, UFC President Dana White permitted his greatest attraction, Floyd Mayweather (44), to fight in the ring.
McGregor is most likely the only person capable of doing it again. If the money was right, then boxing Paul might be too lucrative to refuse.
Nate Diaz
Diaz, 36, has one UFC fight left on his contract and has hinted that he might move to the ring.
Paul recently said that he wants to stop fighting after having fought four times in the last 13 months.
This could allow Diaz to finish his last fight with UFC before setting up a match between them in boxing next year.
Diaz was also present at Paul's rematch against Woodley, as his teammate Chris Avila (28), was on the undercard.
Anderson Silva
The 46-year-old Brazilian was released by his UFC contract in 2020. He returned to boxing, where he was already 1-1.
The next step was a victory over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., a former boxing champion, and Tito Ortiz (46).
Silva tried to fight Paul, but the talks failed. The matchup is still possible.
Paul would be able to take advantage of his pro-boxing record and striking skills, even though he is a veteran.
Mike Tyson
In November 2020, the heavyweight icon made his 15-year-old return and drew in an exhibition with Roy Jones Jr.
Paul defeated 37-year-old ex-NBA player Nate Robinison on the undercard, and formed a friendship with Tyson.
Iron Mike was recently linked to a fight against Paul's older brother Logan (26).
Paul added fuel to the fire when he named Tyson on his 4-man list of enemies.
