Jake Paul intends to retire from boxing after a perfect 10-0 record and a world title, and go into the NFL as a wide receiver.

JAKE PAUL intends to join the NFL once he finishes his short boxing career.

This YouTuber has become a fighter and has taken the boxing world by storm in the past two years. He's a perfect 5-0.

The social media superstar is already planning for life after sweet science. He hopes to play American Football at its highest level.

He said to ESPN's Stephen A Smith, "Stephen," that he could run a 4.5 second 40-yard dash.

"You think the Browns wouldn't draft me?" You can play free safety now!

Paul answered Smith when asked which position he would like to play.

"If you give me those Nike gloves that are sticky, I'll be there scoring touchdowns." You can see me on SportsCenter highlights reels.

Paul, 25, a former UFC welterweight champion, made his professional record unblemished at 5-0 with a viral knockout of Tyron Woodley.

The Problem Child hopes to continue fighting big-name fighters, and to complete his career with a title world.

He stated that the sky was the limit for him right now, and that if I want something to happen it's all about me being capable of doing that and me making that commitment to put in the work and effort required.

"But right now, I think going to 10-0 and being undefeated against some big names, making History and possibly taking a world champion belt from someone just to say that I did it. And retiring at 10-0."

Paul seems to have shifted his focus from boxing to competing in mixed martial art.

The former Disney star has already identified a weight class for a possible MMA bout.

He tweeted UFC president Dana White earlier in the month: "When my MMA debut is made, I could lose 20 pounds and do it at welterweight/170lbs."

"That's exactly what UFC fighters do, and many have lost their minds and bodies doing it.

"But I'm going to do it at middleweight (185). Health first. P.S. P.S. Conor McGregor is walking at 190Ibs."