Jake Paul uses Uber analogy for his boxing career. He admits that he is a giggling, troll while calling out his rivals

JAKE PAUL admitted that he has been nothing but a "giggling troll" since he joined the fight scene.

Since his entry into boxing in 2020, the YouTuber has raised a lot of eyebrows in the world of combat sports.

Paul, 25 years old, has created quite a stir with his constant social media attacks against Dana White, UFC chief executive, and Conor McGregor (MMA star), over the past 14 months.

The former Disney star is delighted with the reaction his antics have elicited from boxers and MMA fighters alike.

Paul stated that he was a bit of both, but that it all starts with a genuine dislike.

"I told my team that I would never attack someone unless it felt genuine. I won't really start anything. The reason I attack 90% of the people is because they are responding.

"I don't try to make feuds but I am definitely a trolling nut and I laugh when I post the stuff I find funny."

Paul, Problem Child, believes that he is on track to revolutionize the fight game. He has compared it to the world before Uber was created.

He said, "I am definitely disruptive. I believe that shaking the tree is my main talent.

"Boxing is similar to taxis, and I'm coming in with Uber.

"I'm trying to get in and take out the taxis and change the way that boxing is done."

Paul, the divisive, hasn't been inside the ring since Tyron Woodley's viral knockout last December.

While his efforts are currently focused upon promoting Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor's historic showdown in April, he is currently considering a September return.

During an appearance on The MMA Hour, "There's a lot happening in other aspects of mine life."

"I will be doing these press conferences in the next two weeks to promote Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. I am also very busy with my venture capital fund on the business side.

"So, I have not even been back to the gym or trained at all.

"I would suggest August-September, but I need to talk with my coaches. Perhaps later. It's something I'm working on.

"Obviously, if the stars align or I have a change in heart, then things could move around. But right now, I don't feel motivated to go back into another training camp.