Jake Paul was focused on Canelo Alvarez, but the Mexican star has continued to insist that he only fights "real fighters." Who will Paul fight next?

Jake Paul is on the hunt for a new opponent after his anticipated fight with Canelo Alvarez fell through. Now, a former super middleweight champion is calling him out—will Paul accept the challenge?

Despite beating boxing legend Mike Tyson by unanimous decision last year, Jake Paul hasn’t secured much in the way of fan support. The leading reason comes from the fact that Paul is considerably younger than Tyson.

Jake Paul went on the ‘Ring Champs’ podcast and revealed who the toughest opponent in his boxing career has been, and it’s not Mike Tyson.

One man who has made it clear that he would be willing to face Paul is former unified super-middleweight world champion Carl Froch, who has been involved in a war of words with ‘The Problem Child’ over the last few months. Speaking recently about the situation, ‘The Cobra’ once again stated he would fight Paul for free.

The YouTuber-turned-boxer was on the verge of finalizing a bout with Canelo Alvarez — but the Mexican pugilist instead inked a four-fight deal with Riyadh Season on Thursday night.

Rumors swirl that Jake Paul could be Canelo Álvarez's next opponent before a potential showdown with Terence Crawford, sparking debate in the boxing world.

It remains to be seen who Jake Paul's next opponent will be after beating Mike Tyson last year, but a reply has now been issued after he was told he'd be knocked out with a single punch

While Paul has to head back to the drawing board, Canelo instead moves into bouts against William Scull in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on May 3, ahead of a box office-breaking bout again

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul were not drug tested before their controversial heavyweight clash last year, a TDLR statement has confirmed to Mirror Fighting