Jake Paul Fights are FIXED and Why his Opponents are in on it!

What are the odds that Jake Paul fixed his fights? The internet creator-turned-boxer has had great success against former combat sports champions such as Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, Anderson Silva and Nate Diaz. His only loss has come to professional boxer Tommy Fury where he lost via decision.

Jake Paul is a polarizing figure, loved by many and disliked by more and he may have found the perfect recipe for success in the boxing world as there are thousands that want to see him get knocked out and they are willing to pay for it! Paul has amassed millions of dollars from his fights, which is far more than any other boxer with his level of experience. His opponents have also made a lot of money from fighting him with Tyron Woodley making upwards of $4 million from his two fights against Paul. This is amazing when you consider the fact that Woodley made roughly $5 million from his whole MMA career. The knockout that Jake Paul had over Woodley also looks very suspicious and the rumors that the fight could have been fixed went into overdrive. Professional boxer Tommy Fury reportedly made $4.5 million from fighting Paul - the most from any fight in his career thus far, however considering his pedigree, he "could not" get a knockout victory.

Jake Paul has a massive following and because people want to see him get beat they will continue to pay to watch his fights and, except for his loss via decision to Fury, as long as he continues to win they will keep paying because lets face it, if he lost most or all of his fights, there would be no interest. The bottom line is that Jake Paul knows how to promote and to make money!

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