JAKE PAUL was challenged by Claressa Shields, women's champion, to a $100,000 winner take all sparring session. It lasted six rounds.
In recent months, YouTube star Paul and undisputed boxing champion have been at odds online.
Claressa Shields
challenged Jake Paul to a $100,000 winner take all sparring session.
Shields, however, is ready to make her mark and settle the matter in the ring. She called J'Leon Love, Paul's assistant trainer to help her.
She tweeted: "I got 100,000$ from my own money. I'll put up Jake Paul so that he can't beat us in sparring!" It's all mine!
"Let alone a fight!" @JLeonLove, tell ya mens, I said what's the matter! He fights me December 11th. After that, we can sparr 6 rounds!
"Best 4 of 6 rounds!" If it lasts all six rounds.
Paul, 24 is just 4-0 as a fighter, while Shields is a three-weight champion and double Olympic gold medallist.
The social media star fights at 190lbs, at 13st 5lb. Shields returns at the 160lb middleweight limit at 11st 6lb.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSDespite this size gap, she blasted Paul's record of defeats despite it.
Shields, 26 years old, said to Sports Illustrated that she doesn't have enough accomplishments to even mention her name.
"To even talk about me. You have never been to the Olympics. How did you create the Olympics on YouTube. This s*** doesn't exist. That's fake.
Jake Paul will always be a world champion in boxing. He can pick his opponents.
Shields remains unbeaten at 11-0 inside the ring but she lost her second MMA bout to increase her record to 1-1.
Shields retorted that Paul made fun of the outcome online. Shields said: "Him coming towards me, it made his feel better about himself.
"You still suck in boxing. You don't have any accomplishments. You wouldn't even dare to spar with me in the ring.
"And, he just isn't worth wasting my breath." This dude is just pathetic."