JAKE PAUL will be back in the boxing ring within seven weeks.
YouTube star, 25, defeated former UFC champion Tyron Whiteley via KO in round 6.
Paul, nicknamed the "Problem Child", boasts a remarkable 5-0 boxing record with four knockouts.
He announced on Twitter that he was hosting a huge PPV event at New York's Madison Square Garden earlier in the month.
Paul and Amanda Serrano, unified featherweight champions of the world, will co-headline a packed program.
What is Jake Paul's next fight date?
- Jake Paul will be back in the ring against an unnamed opponent on Saturday, August 6.
- Madison Square Garden, New York will host the fight.
- Paul had been due to fight Tommy Fury last December, and Tyson's half-brother is considered the most likely man to face the YouTuber-turned-prizefighter.
Is it available on a channel and can it be streamed live?
- Although a UK broadcaster is yet to be confirmed, Paul's fights were shown live on BT Sport Box Office.
- It will air live on Showtime PPV US. It will cost approximately $74.99
- Fight cards usually start at 12:30am UK Time, with the main event starting at 3:15am.
Jake Paul fight next FULL CARD
Paul's return fight is yet to be announced. However, one fight is being considered for co-feature.
Amanda Serrano, the former eight-division champion, will be on the field. However, her opponent remains unknown after Eddie Hearn confirmed that her potential rematch with Katie Taylor was not possible.
In April, Serrano lost a split decision to the Irishwoman at MSG before almost 20,000 people.
- Jake Paul vs TBC
- Amanda Serrano vs TBC
What have you heard?
Paul's sparring partner Elie Augama urged Paul to "put in even more work" and only fight MMA fighters, days after he was accused by his Puerto Rico gym of kicking a journeyman boxer.
He stated, "You would beat most regular humans, regular." For most beginner boxers, it is possible to go between four and six rounds.
"But please keep fighting MMA fighters, please. That is what I have been screaming.
He's improving but still needs to do more work. Man, you need to do more.
Boxing is dangerous.
