Jake Paul To Fight UFC Legend Anderson Silva In October

The Paul brothers have been boxing for a few years, but they are already some of the most polarizing athletes in the sport.

They have a core group of fans that will watch all of their fights then they have a group of people who hate them who will watch to see if they get knocked out or beaten.

Either way, people will be able to see Jake Paul fight soon because, according to Dexerto, he will be fighting UFC legend Anderson Silva in October. It would be a boxing match, so that Silva would be at a little disadvantage given the technique difference, but he has boxed before, so it could be more even than it seems. It will probably get a lot of views.

Jake Paul’s next opponent could be his biggest challenge to date — it’s none other than UFC legend and pro boxer Anderson Silva, TMZ Sports has confirmed.

47-year-old Silva is the former UFC middleweight champ … and some even consider him the greatest MMA fighter ever, beating names like Chael Sonnen, Vitor Belfort, Forrest Griffin and more.

We know what you’re saying — another UFC fighter?? But, anyone who’s been following Silva’s career knows the guy has had a resurgence in boxing … and currently holds a 3-1 record. He most recently beat Tito Ortiz in September 2021. The loss came ages ago in 1998.

His most impressive accomplishment in the ring was a win over Julio Caesar Chavez, Jr. — son of the legendary Mexican fighter — who at one time was the WBC middleweight champ.

Paul, on the other hand, is 5-0 with four knockouts. He’s beaten big names like ex-NBA player Nate Robinson and former UFC stars Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley.

It appears that Jake Paul has realized that fighting random boxers will make him the money he is looking for.

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