Jake Paul has released a never-before-seen clip from Nate Robinson's brutal knockout and said, "I'm doing it to Tommy Fury."

JAKE PAUL has released a clip of his brutal knockout against Nate Robinson. He also promised to do the exact same for Tommy Fury.

Paul fought Robinson, an ex-NBA player in his second professional bout. He had previously fought YouTuber AnEsonGib in the first round that year.


Jake Paul has released a never-before-seen clip from Nate Robinson's brutal knockout and said, I'm doing it to Tommy Fury.
Jake Paul has released a never before seen clip of his brutal knockout against Nate Robinson
Jake Paul has released a never-before-seen clip from Nate Robinson's brutal knockout and said, I'm doing it to Tommy Fury.
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The social media star scored three knockdowns in two rounds. The last round was the decisive one.

Paul sent out a strong warning with Tyson Fury's next fight just three weeks away.

On Instagram, he wrote: "One Year Ago Today I Put Nate to Sleep. December 18th, I'm doing it to Tommy.

Robinson, 37, looked out of his depth in ring and was then floored by a heavy right.

He managed to beat the count, and more shockingly, the referee allowed it to continue. Paul then landed another huge right hand.

The YouTuber then beat Ben Askren (37-year-old retired UFC welterweight) in just two minutes.


Jake Paul has released a never-before-seen clip from Nate Robinson's brutal knockout and said, I'm doing it to Tommy Fury.
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Paul beat Tyron Woodley (39-year-old ex-UFC champion) in eight rounds. This was his biggest win in boxing.

Fury (22), defeated Anthony Taylor (32) to establish the celebrity grudge match.

On December 18, in Florida, the online rivals will test their records, reputations and bragging rights.

Fury is more skilled at 7-0, and Paul will be his first opponent with previous pro boxing experience.

The unbeaten American is now heading into his third pay per-view headliner, and will be the star of his own program.