Jake Paul claims that Canelo Alvarez fight "will definitely happen" despite denying rigging win allegations.

JAKE PAUL stated that a fight against Canelo Alvarez "will definitely happen" as he denied the alleged rigging of his wins.

YouTube sensation, 4-0 as a fighter, has set his sights to face boxing's No1 pound-for–pound in just three years.

Surprisingly, Canelo (31), when asked about his proposal to beat Caleb Plant (29), did not say no to fighting Paul.

Social media sensation, the social media sensation, is confident that despite his infancy boxing career, remaining undefeated will take him to Alvarez.

Paul, 24 years old, told Bleacher Report that he meant that it was something that had never been discussed in conversation. But again, I just need to win. I will. That's why I dedicate my life to winning every day.

"And the Jake Paul fight with Canelo will most definitely happen."

Paul won against 'AnEsonGib,' an online rival. Then, he defeated Nate Robinson, 37.

He KO'd Ben Askren (37-year-old welterweight) and Tyron Woodley (39-year-old ex champion), over eight rounds. Both were formerly with the UFC.

Paul, however, who fought Tommy Fury (22 years old) in Florida on December 18, was confronted with allegations of match fixing in both. He has not been able to provide any evidence and denies the claims.

Dillon Danis, a MMA fighter, is well-known as Conor McGregor’s training partner.

Danis, 28 years old, claimed that Woodley had a clause in the contract that prohibited Paul from being knocked out.

Malki Kawa, his manager, quickly retorted. He tweeted: "There is absolutely nothing that would prohibit knockouts."

Paul addressed the allegations further and said he views it as a compliment to his skills.

He stated: "Yeah. I mean first of everything that's illegal.

"Because of your involvement like gambling and oddsmakers, and people betting on fights, so I would have to go to jail if manipulating that much money.

It's illegal first and foremost. If there were any clauses in my contracts saying, "Oh, you must do this or that", I would be in prison first and foremost.

"I take it as a compliment, because people don't believe in my abilities and I've knocked out most of them in the first round.

It looks fake, but that's how good I am. I beat five-time UFC champion. Of course, there will be excuses and people will do everything they can to discredit my achievements.

"That's what happens when your No1!"