JAKE PAUL plans to make a comeback in boxing this October. He is already evaluating multiple opponents for his next fight.
Hasim Rahman Jr, a YouTuber turned prizefighting star, was scheduled to take on Hasim Rahman Jr. over the weekend in New York.
Jake Paul wants to make a comeback in boxing this October
The entire Madison Square Garden pay per-view was canceled due to a weight dispute between the two.
Paul almost completed his full training camp before the fight, and was ready for his first fight since December.
SunSport was reassured by his Most Valuable Promotions banner that he is back in business.
MVP stated that "We are evaluating multiple competitors for Jake Paul's return in October."
Paul, 25, recently defeated Tyron Woodley (40), four months after defeating the former UFC champion on points.
Tommy Fury (23), pulled out of the event with a rib injury.
Paul added to his KO wins against "AnEsonGib", an ex-NBA player Nate Robinson (38), and Ben Askren (38), a retired UFC welterweight.
The American tried to schedule a reschedule of his celebrity grudge match against Fury, but Fury was denied due to visa issues.
Paul turned to Rahman (31), a former sparring partner, and son of Hasim Sr.
The heavyweight signed to fight at 200lb's 14st 4lb limit, despite having lost 16 stone since April.
The New York State Athletic Commission decided to track his weight.
After Rahman failed to lose weight, NSAC increased the fight weight from 205lb to 205lb.
Paul claimed that his opponent wanted it to be no lower than 215lb. This caused the entire MSG card to be cancelled.
Rahman would then claim he was willing fight at 205lb. Rahman will still weigh in on Friday to prove it.
SunSport is aware that the two camps involved in the cancellation were in contact, but no plans are made to reschedule.
Paul, who had fought at 190lb in his career, will likely move on to a new opponent.
Jake Paul, Hasim Rahman just before their fight cancellation
