Following Canelo Alvarez’s impressive victory over Jaime Munguia in Las Vegas, Jake Paul wasted no time in throwing down the gauntlet and calling out the Mexican boxing sensation. Despite Alvarez’s dominant performance and reaffirmation of his status as one of boxing’s most feared fighters, Paul remains undeterred in his pursuit of challenging the best in the sport.

Alvarez’s unanimous decision victory over Munguia showcased his exceptional skills and ringcraft, earning him scores of 117-110, 116-111, and 115-112 in front of a sold-out crowd at the T-Mobile Arena. The win marked Alvarez’s 61st victory in his boxing career out of 65 attempts and further solidified his reputation as one of the pound-for-pound best in the world.

However, Paul, known for his controversial rise from YouTuber to professional boxer, sees an opportunity to make a statement by challenging Alvarez. “He’s got to come and talk with us,” Paul remarked after watching the fight, boldly declaring his intention to claim the cruiserweight belt before inviting Alvarez to face him in the ring.

Meanwhile, Paul is gearing up for his highly anticipated showdown against boxing legend Mike Tyson, scheduled for July. The event, which will be streamed exclusively by Netflix, marks Tyson’s return to the professional scene after a hiatus since 2005. Despite the controversy surrounding the age difference between the two fighters, the match promises to be a spectacle, with Paul seeking to add another high-profile victory to his record.

As the anticipation builds for both Paul’s clash with Tyson and the potential showdown with Alvarez, the boxing world eagerly awaits the outcome of these matchups, which are set to captivate audiences and further blur the lines between entertainment and sport in the realm of professional boxing.