Midnight Mania! Pole under discussion to Olympic Qualifying Box (Tiny)

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Jake Paul’s carefully managed boxing career continues to produce interesting matches.

Jake Paul, also known as “Problem Child,” often seeks out opponents who are older and smaller in order to capitalize on his athletic advantages. While he has expressed interest in fighting against well-known fighters like Canelo Alvarez, he has consistently sought out opponents who are at a physical disadvantage compared to him.

His most recent opponent was a 35-year-old boxer who faced significant height and reach disadvantages, resulting in a first-round knockout.

Based on recent discussions, it’s likely that Paul will continue this trend in his upcoming match against Neeraj Goyat, a professional boxer with an impressive record. Goyat, who also participated in the 2016 Olympic Trials, will face the challenge of being about 50 pounds lighter and 6 inches taller than Paul.

Paul has expressed willingness to fight Goyat, but also noted the physical difference between them. Discussions for the potential match are ongoing, and it is likely that Goyat will be Paul’s opponent in the upcoming contest in Puerto Rico on March 2, 2024.

It seems that this upcoming match is another opportunity for Paul to build his boxing image and prepare for bigger fights in the future.

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