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Jake Paul's Next Targets
After his bout with Mike Tyson, Jake Paul has his eyes set on five star-studded opponents for future fights.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer is gearing up to face heavyweight boxing legend Mike Tyson on November 15 in Texas.
Originally set to fight on July 20, the match was postponed due to health concerns for the 58-year-old Tyson.
The Hit-List
Paul, 27, defeated replacement opponent Mike Perry, 32, in six rounds with three knockdowns, adding another name to his hit-list.
On the Nelk Boys podcast, Paul revealed his list of targets: UFC champ Alex Pereira, Conor McGregor, Canelo Alvarez, KSI, and Tommy Fury.
Potential Opponents
Pereira, McGregor, Canelo, Fury, and KSI all bring unique challenges and history to the ring.
McGregor, 36, has been a long-standing target for Paul, but the Irishman still has obligations under his UFC contract.
Canelo, 34, boxing's top pay-per-view draw, has not ruled out a match with Paul in the future.
Fury, 25, is the only fighter to defeat Paul, sparking a desire for a rematch between the two.
KSI, 31, remains a significant rival for Paul, but weight disagreements have hindered potential bouts in the past.
Weigh-In Woes
Paul's recent fights have been at the cruiserweight limit of 200lb, but he is preparing to move up to heavyweight for the Tyson fight.
Conversely, KSI last fought at 183lb, adding a weight challenge to potential future matchups.
Paul acknowledges the difficulty in reaching a compromise on weight, emphasizing the importance of finding a middle ground for a fair fight.
