Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions is making waves with its upcoming fight card. On Friday night, MVP is featuring a historic all-women's fight card,

YouTuber and boxer Jake Paul is making a hefty wager with boxing legend Mike Tyson. The two former opponents, who squared off last year in a boxing match that saw Paul emerge victorious, are making a $1 million bet on the upcoming fight between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor.

Nakisa Bidarian, Jake Paul's business partner, said his team is "actively" looking into pursuing legal action against Piers Morgan for claiming Paul's fights are "staged."

UFC veteran throws subtle shade at boxing record of Jake Paul, questioning the quality of his opponents and legitimacy of his wins.

Social media star Paul has built a boxing career fighting over-the-hill opponents such as Mike Tyson and recently Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The 58-year-old Butterbean, whose real name is Eric Esch, wants a piece of that.

Jake Paul fought former UFC veteran and longtime MMA icon Ben Askren in a 2021 boxing bout, in which Paul won via first-round knockout. However, this defeat to

Chantelle Cameron has hailed Jake Paul for saving women's boxing and her own career. Despite being considered one of the world's best pound-for-pound women's boxers and the only person to beat Katie Taylor, Cameron was contemplating retirement earlier this year.

Jake Paul continues to dominate headlines-not just for his fights, but for the controversy that follows him. Known for high-profile bouts with names like Nate Diaz and Mike Tyson

Jake Paul is beginning to get credit from some of the best boxers in the world for his noticeable improvements in the sport. On June 28, Jake Paul returned to the boxing ring for the first time since his controversial win over Mike Tyson last year, when he took on former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

Jake Paul faces Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in boxing match on Saturday. Online sportsbook promos, best bets, how to watch Paul vs. Chavez Jr.

During a June 17 appearance on the All The Smoke Fight podcast with Andre Ward, boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. made a strong claim that Sugar Ray Leonard would have beaten Floyd Mayweather if both fighters faced off in their respective primes.