JAKE PAUL was called 'atrocious and slow' after a YouTube video of him training was uploaded online.
Showtime Boxing filmed Amanda Serrano, a featherweight champion, finishing off a punching session.
Paul was quickly criticised online for his different technique.
American fighter Tyron Woodley, a UFC veteran, is set to take on the American on August 29. This event will see Serrano defend her unified Belts on the Undercard.
Twitter user PJ commented on: "Three Years of training boxing every day and he still cannot hold his hands up ![]()
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Gavin wrote, "Looks as if he's never boxed."
Benn said, "Look at the differences in the boxers. The pro is efficient and tight, while the pretender uses his punches to his advantage and nearly breaks his leg. He's got Canelo in his sights lol!
Dave commented: "I would recommend some boxing lessons. These lessons are not too expensive, and you can learn basic skills like how to throw right crosses.
Another observer tweeted, "Jake still doesn't know how to box." This right hand is horrible. He doesn't seem to be able to raise his guard. It's slow, and it's telegraphed. He's done when he has fought a boxer. He would be mailed by even an amateur boxer."
Antonio wrote: Amanda's form was impressive. She kept her hand up even after she threw the cross. Jake, on the other side, keep at it!
Paul told SunSport that there are many fighters he wants him to defeat, despite his success in the ring so far.
Tommy Fury is a Brit prospect and will fight in Ohio this month against Anthony Taylor. Before Paul faces Woodley, he will also be fighting.
If both men win, it could lead to a long-awaited battle between the Love Island favorite and the YouTuber.
Paul claimed that Fury is no match after he took Floyd Mayweather's hat earlier in the year.
SunSport asked him: "I would tell [him] not to wear a cap. Tommy, if he wishes to play those kinds of games, we can do that, too.
"Look, if your hat is ***' you will be taken. I am stealing everyone's hat.
"This kid's slow, Floyd Mayweather. I took his hat, and he had 20 guys to keep me down before he could punch me off.
"Oh, by the way, that was my warm-up, so now I have one under my belt. One stolen hat under mine, the second? It's so much easier.