Jake Paul slams Canelo Alvarez as 'owned slave' after shock fight collapse

Jake Paul vs. Canelo Alvarez Fight Fallout

Jake Paul has criticized Canelo Alvarez, calling him "an owned slave" after their anticipated fight fell through. The YouTuber-turned-boxer and Mexican boxing legend had a deal set for a May 3 bout in Las Vegas that was to be streamed on Netflix.

The $100 Million Mega-Fight That Never Was

Rival promoter Eddie Hearn disclosed that the scrapped fight between Jake Paul and Canelo Alvarez could have raked in a staggering $100 million each for the fighters. The blockbuster announcement was slated for February 11 but ended up in disarray.

Canelo's Saudi Arabia Deal

Instead of facing Jake Paul, Canelo Alvarez opted to sign a four-fight deal with Saudi Arabian boxing figure Turki Alalshikh. This move left Paul disappointed and led to a war of words between the two.

Paul's Response and Future Plans

Jake Paul responded to the fight collapse by posting AI images of him defeating Canelo Alvarez and questioning the Mexican champion's dedication to boxing. Despite the setback, Paul remains determined to make a mark in the sport.

What's Next for Both Fighters

While Canelo Alvarez focuses on his upcoming fights, Jake Paul is on the lookout for a new opponent. Paul's team expressed disappointment in how the situation unfolded but remains committed to delivering exciting fights in the future.