JAKE PAUL taunted Carl Froch by saying that he is "not stupid enough to accept" his fight challenge.
Froch called out the YouTuber last week, as he continued to poke fun at the American.
Former world champion Carl Froch is not worried about Jake Paul being beaten if they fight
Before facing Hasim Rahman Jr, the YouTuber holds a 5-0 professional record
He then dismissed Paul's chances, following up on his wager.
Froch responded to a tweet asking if they would step into the ring tomorrow.
Froch, 45 years old, has not fought since beating George Groves at Wembley in 2014 to keep the WBA and IBF super middleweight world titles.
The record for his 35 bouts was 33 wins and 2 losses.
Paul's entry into the sport is still being criticized by The Cobra.
The Problem Child, 25 years old, will face Hasim Rahman Jr. on August 6, in his sixth professional bout after the Tommy Fury showdown.
After beating a YouTuber and a basketballer, he will now be looking to extend his record to 6-0.
Froch, who was in talks about an exhibition against Roy Jones Jr., is certain that he can easily dispatch Paul if they do end up organizing a clash.
The Nottingham star said that he would take Paul's offer and told the Daily Star, "I would yes, because it wouldn't be a fight."
"I know that he's doing the right thing, and he is improving. He has people who want to see him box, which is great. Fair play to him.
"But someone like that, how can I put it? If I tried to play football with the top clubs, it would be pointless me being at the bench or playing tennis against top players.
"Jake Paul is trying to be a professional boxer but he's not.
He can't fight, but he can stand straight and swing a punch. But he's not a professional fighter.
"So, to answer your question: If Jake Paul called me out then absolutely.
"I wouldn’t train for it, but I would take him on, beat him up and get a good day pay because it’s Jake Paul. Then I would go home happy."
