Hasim Rahman Jr

YouTube star Paul is 5-0 as a professional boxer and has knocked out each man he has fought, including former UFC champion Tyron Woodley. The ...

Addressing Rahman Jr directly, Paul said: “I know you’re not a very smart guy, but you’re literally going to lose all of the f***ing money right now. “At this point, it’s too late to give someone a fair amount of time to train. “Show up, be a professional boxer, and don’t be a b***h. You’re nothing like your dad. and it creates so many complications for refunds, and it’s just a f***ing nightmare and a pain in the ass. So, who knows if this fight is even going to happen at this point? It marks the second time that Fury has pulled out of a fight with Paul, 25.

Jake Paul tried to raise the stakes in his Aug. 6 boxing match against Hasim Rahman Jr. at Madison Square Garden.

“He don’t want to make the bet,” Paul yelled. “This will be the last time anybody hears from you,” Paul replied. He’s so big and strong, he’s going to knock me out, I haven’t fought nobody, but he won’t make the f****** bet. This is about you,” Rahman responded, before possibly beginning to entertain the idea. “Jake — I’m not entertaining you,” Rahman Jr. said. Rahman Jr. is stepping in for Tommy Fury, who wasn’t allowed access into the country, Fury revealed in multiple social media posts.

Jake Paul's imminent bout with Hasim Rahman Jr. could face ruin after it was revealed by the popular YouTuber that his latest foe is insisting on more money ...

A lot of these guys are excited by the money at first, and then when it actually comes time to start training and getting into camp and doing all of these things, they all chicken out. Jake Paul’s imminent bout with Hasim Rahman Jr. could face ruin after it was revealed by the popular YouTuber that his latest foe is insisting on more money. He’s not worth it.”

Paul had initially been set to fight Tommy Fury, brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson, but he opted to move on from the Brit when he was refused a Visa ...

It really f****** irks me, because it’s so crazy how the Disney Channel everyday kid is down to fight, but no one else is,' he added. We’ll have to reset, reschedule, and it’s too last-minute to switch out another opponent, the tickets and it creates so many complications for refunds and it’s just a f****** nightmare and a pain in the ass. 'So who knows if this fight is even going to happen at this point, because we’re not going to pay him more money. I want someone in there who’s going to give me a challenge. He recently announced that Rahman Jr, whose father famously knocked out Lennox Lewis in 2001, was going to replace Fury and fight him at Madison Square Garden on August 6. 'I think he’s actually scared to fight me.

But according to videos and photos from their afternoon press conference, that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.

But he didn’t hype up his son as some may have expected. “Who knows if this fight is even going to happen at this point because we’re not going to pay him more money, he’s not worth it.” “He’s trying to do anything he can to claw and make money, because I think he realises the consequences of what might happen.

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But the Jake Paul act seems to be wearing thin. Paul interjected, “You’re not in the ring, sir, your son is in the ring. Rahman Jr. admitted his father was right. Paul mentioned about a sparring session the two once had, where Rahman Jr. was told not to fight southpaw. So, he’ll be ready for this one.” He picked the wrong guy at the wrong time.” To which Paul replied, “moving too quick for your slow-assed son, who’s not going to be able to hit me.” Rahman Sr. admonished Paul about the “Ric Flair, WWE stuff. So, he’ll be ready for this one.”–Hasim Rahman Sr. You’re not in the ring. Even Rahman Sr., seated next to Hasim Jr., chimed in, saying about Paul, “Jake is a real fighter, and we respect him, but I just think he’s moving too quick. “We’re going to see August 6th when Jake Paul falls.” Jake Paul is far from dumb. Paul and Rahman Jr. played their roles well, with Paul playing the heel and Rahman Jr. as the straight guy.

Hasim Rahman Jr. made it clear to Jake Paul that he doesn't respect what he's done in the ring.

“We will (see). We’re going to see on Aug. 6 when Jake Paul falls. “You ain’t fought nobody, you ain’t fought nobody,” Rahman said to Paul at Tuesday’s press conference. “I’m here to end this facade he’s calling a career, so we’re going to see,” Rahman Jr. said.

There was no love lost between Baltimore boxer Hasim Rahman Jr. and Jake Paul in their lead-up to their cruiserweight bout on Aug.

Hasim Rahman Jr. denies asking for more money to fight Jake Paul and counters he's the lowest-paid Paul opponent.

“That was take it or leave it.” - UFC 276 Event T-Shirt It’s a handicap in here.” Paul got Rahman in on the act early, interrupting him during his first remarks. Paul said his team had footage that proved otherwise. “Hasim Rahman Jr., actually right now, is trying to renegotiate his contract,” Paul said. It’s always a handicap. Paul on Monday claimed the Aug. 6 bout was in jeopardy when Rahman Jr.’s agents demanded a huge raise after signing the initial contract. But like I said, I’m not here to negotiate through the media, I’m not here to do none of that. I’m here to end this facade that he calls a career. Rahman Jr., however, didn’t deny he was upset with his contracted compensation for the Aug. 6 fight, claiming he’ll be the lowest-paid Paul opponent. Either you take it, or you leave it, or there’s no fight.’ So I took it, and that’s that, and we’re here now.

For the first time in Jake Paul's newfound career, there was a professional boxer (Hasim Rahman Jr.) lined up across from him during a presser.

“Tommy Fury just pulled out the first time we were trying to fight so I fought Tyron again, and now, Hasim Rahman Jr., 12-1, heavyweight, bigger than me, I’m not afraid of anyone. “I think it just puts my money where my mouth is,” Paul told The Post. “I’m stepping up to the plate. “But I was always ready to fight these professional boxers. It’s also the biggest stage Paul has fought on, headlining on Showtime PPV at the mecca of boxing. Rahman Jr. (12-1), the son of former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman, went face-to-face with Paul, promising a rude awakening as Paul finally faced a boxer inside the ring. Rahman Jr. provides the biggest test for Paul inside the ring by a wide margin.

Paul and Rahman Jr had sparred together in 2020, and will meet again in the ring next month at Madison Square Garden in the YouTube star's first major step ...

Paul attempted to draw his rival into a bet, but the 12-1 boxer refused, citing his Muslim faith as the reason why he doesn't gamble. The heavyweight is 12-1 as a professional, but will have to fight at least 14lb lighter than his last weigh-in when he faces Paul due to a rehydration clause. "This is what I do," Paul said of his change of opponent, with Tommy Fury pulling out of the originally scheduled bout.

Both parties took part in a press conference on Tuesday ahead of Paul vs. Rahman Jr. at MSG on Aug. 6. The two-time world heavyweight champion was critical of ...

The night of the fight he can weigh as much as he wants. The younger Rahman argued that a hydration stipulation in the fight contract will force Rahman Jr. to remain at a size closer to Paul on Fight Night. "The New York State Athletic Commission wanted to put this clause in place because they were worried about him having such a crazy size advantage. Rahman Jr. traditionally fights at heavyweight but will compete against Paul at the cruiserweight limit of 200 pounds. Paul props up Rahman Jr. as a bigger foe, but Rahman Jr. rejects the label. "Flat out, I'm going to give you the honest answer," he said. I think he picked the wrong guy at the wrong time." "There wouldn't have been no, 'Oh bring him down to 200 pounds and make sure he can't go over 210,' come on man. Subscribe to Morning Kombat with Luke Thomas and Brian Campbell for the best analysis and in-depth news. The two-time world heavyweight champion was critical of his son's efforts to date but assured that Rahman Jr. will be more than equipped to deal with Paul. "They seem to not be very smart. "I don't know if my son is going to like it but I'm going to tell the truth because that's what I do.

For one, Rahman is an actual boxer. He's got a 12-1 pro record. None of Paul's past opponents had pro boxing experience. The only fighter he faced who didn't ...

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But the son and namesake of the former heavyweight champion wasn't taking the bait. At Tuesday's introductory press conference to announce their Aug. 6 contest, ...

Now, he is taking on his toughest test to date. Paul (5-0, 4 KOs) returns for 2022 after fighting three times in 2021. This is about you. “I don’t have time to be playing with you,” Rahman Jr. said. This ain’t about no bet. “Jake — I’m not entertaining you,” Rahman Jr. said.

The time has come for Jake Paul to showcase his boxing skills when he takes on active boxer Hasim Rahman Jr. at New York's Madison Square Garden on Saturday ...

Hasim Rahman Jr. is far from the reach that Jake Paul has on social media. The Gold Blooded is not only heavier than Jake Paul, he's also taller. Jake Paul's opponent has spent his entire boxing career in the Heavyweight division. Five fights after establishing himself as a professional boxer, all wins, but against a Youtuber, a former basketball player and two Mixed Martial Artists, Paul finally has his true test against Hasim Rahman Jr. He is nicknamed the Gold Blooded thanks to coming from a family with a boxing legacy: his father, Hasim Rahman Sr. was a professional boxer for 20 years, his nickname The Rock was legitimized over the course of 62 fights, of which he won 59, lost 9, drew 2 and scored 1 no contest. Curious phenomenon because Paul also needed an opponent like Rahman Jr, and finally he will have it on August 6 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

NEW YORK – Hasim Rahman Jr. can weigh whatever he wants when he enters the ring to fight Jake Paul the night of August 6. That morning, however, former ...

“I haven’t fought there as a pro yet, but I’m looking forward to bringing back them amateur days and bringing back even some things that I was doing in the amateurs, that I haven’t done in the pros yet. I came to New York. I was already in the gym when they called for the fight, so I’m not worried about the weight. And then I came and I got right back in the gym. The 25-year-old Paul (5-0, 4 KOs), a native of Westlake, Ohio, has not weighed in at more than 191¾ pounds for any of his five fights. The 31-year-old Rahman (12-1, 6 KOs) has never weighed in at less than 211¾ pounds for any of his 13 professional fights. The contracted maximum for their eight-round fight is 200 pounds, the limit for the cruiserweight division in which Paul has competed throughout his brief boxing career.

Hasim Rahman Jr. says he knows where Tyron Woodley went wrong against Jake Paul -- leading to a brutal knockout -- telling TMZ Sports he will absolutely NOT make the same mistakes as the future UFC Hall of Famer. "Bro, [Jake's] a little boy, ...

"If you really wanted to make a statement you would've came up to heavyweight and fought me. A guy Rahman Jr.'s size could typically gain 15, 20 or more pounds in between making weight and the fight. But you didn't. You wanted to bring me down, and stack the deck against me, so you could actually have a fighting chance. All of them have been much smaller. "Bro, [Jake's] a little boy, and I'm gonna treat him like one. "All of Jake's opponents have been smaller than him.

Jake Paul 'being exposed for four minutes straight' by Hasim Rahman Jr in new video makes for interesting viewing.

Paul has “stacked the decks” in the words of Rahman, who himself has a famous name. A rehydration clause restricts him from gaining any significant amount of weight between the weigh-in and the actual bout. “Imma let the fans see on August 6,” was Paul’s rebuttal when pushed hard to put out this supposedly incriminating sparring footage.