Jake Paul has named Tommy Fury as the hardest-hitting opponent he has faced in his boxing career, despite having faced former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson. Speaking on RING CHAMPS, the American YouTuber-turned-boxer praised Fury's technical abilities over raw power.

Respected boxing coach and analyst Teddy Atlas has claimed that three of Britain's best heavyweights, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Daniel

An HBO Max fight would be a first for the Pauls, who have had their bouts aired on other platforms including DAZN, Showtime, Fanmio, ESPN+, and Netflix.

Jake Paul has faced a number of big punchers in his boxing career, but the YouTuber has now revealed who he believes is the hardest hitter he has shared the ring with

Louis was relentless from the opening bell and after hurting his rival with a body shot, he made sure the fight ended early as he followed up with more attacks. ‘The Greatest’ caused a huge shock in 1964 when he defeated Sonny Liston to become heavyweight champion of the world.

Billionaire Sir Len Blavatnik has pumped another $800m (£640m) into his streaming service DAZN as the “Netflix of sports” continues to post large losses.

Sir Len Blavatnik commits another $827 million to DAZN, the sports streaming service aiming to rival Netflix. Learn about DAZN’s latest deals, rising losses, and its ambitions to reach 1 billion global users.

The Problem Child' has fought many stars within combat sports over the years, but has named the one opponent who stood out from the rest in terms of punching power

Jake Paul has named the hardest puncher he has faced in his boxing career - and it's not Mike Tyson or Tyron Woodley. The 'Problem Child' is eyeing his next opponent in the ring.

The Problem Child, Jake Paul, has named the person who has punched him the hardest in his boxing career so far.

It’s almost inconceivable he got the wins he did with that porous defence and brawling technique, but the history books show he is a two-weight world champion and as well as Forrest (twice) beat other good men such as Fernando Vargas and Andrew 'Six Heads' Lewis.

I don’t know if I’m 100 percent recovered, but I feel good,” the boxing legend exclusively told The Post at the 2025 Pegasus World Cup.