JAKE PAUL revealed that he does not celebrate knocking out his opponents because it is what he was'supposed' to do.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer extended his record to 5-0 in the ring earlier this month when he floored Tyron Woodley with a vicious right hand.
Tyron Woodley was brutally knocked out by Jake Paul
Paul's latest knockout surpassed T-Wood's victory in their first encounter.
The 24-year-old kept the celebration low-key with the ring.
He explained this by tweeting: "I don’t celebrate when someone knocks me out because it’s not noble to do what you’re supposed to."
Some social media users made the bold comparison of Paul to Muhammad Ali, beneath Paul's post.
One wrote: "This was why Jake Paul is next Ali."
"Ali was not celebrating either. Both have the same birthday. They have something in common. Destiny meets again. "The next Ali."
Another replied tongue-in cheek: "And just as Ali, Jake’s greatness extends outside the ring too. Jake is the perfect rolemodel, and an example of humility as well as kindness. We are so fortunate to have this man and his talent.
"My grandparents had Ali. Mike Tyson was my father. Jake Paul is our son.
Another said, "The future is boxing. Jake Paul has the speed and power of Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis.
He deserves a Championship fight. He is the only person I can see beating him in the future. It's a testament to his hard work, dedication, and will power.
Another user added: "Jake Paul beat a retired NBA player, a YouTuber and a retired wrestler of 40 years old, as well as a retired MMA fighter of 40 years old."
Paul, who was compared to Tyson and Ali by his brother Logan, has been having a great time in the days that followed his win over Woodley.
After being injured, Tommy Fury is still keen to fight Paul.
The Problem Child might be looking for a more lucrative fight, with Dan Hardy, a former UFC star, hyping up the "ridiculous" money that a fight between Conor McGregor and Paul would bring in.
