Can Jake Paul Last 4 Rounds?

Jake Paul looks good, guys. New training footage just dropped of Jake on the heavy bag, and Chael breaks down why it actually matters more than people want to admit. Everyone loves to say, “Mitts and bag work don’t count,” but if you can compare old tape to new tape, you can see real changes in timing, speed, footwork, conditioning, and power. That’s all quantifiable.

In this video, Chael explains why Jake Paul has multiple ways to “win” against Anthony Joshua that go beyond just getting his hand raised. Showing up, surviving rounds, slipping combinations, and simply being able to touch a world-class heavyweight boxer are all real milestones. Chael also lays out the uncomfortable truth: Jake’s power is not going to scare a 240-pound Olympic champion — so the game plan shouldn’t be “knock him out,” it should be “touch and move.”

Using examples from George Foreman, Uriah Hall, Francis Ngannou, and Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather, Chael argues that Jake’s best chance is a high-volume, tagging approach, not loading up and planting. Based on this latest heavy bag session, Jake is checking the right boxes.

More analysis on Joshua vs Paul is coming, but for now: Jake has never looked better.

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