Jake Paul EXPOSED: Every Flop & Fall vs Anthony Joshua

All the Flops from Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua fight. In this video, I break down every flop, fall, and panic move by Jake Paul during his fight with Anthony Joshua — and it’s worse than people are admitting. Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua was a flop. The lead up to Paul vs Joshua was that it was going to be a boxing slugfest, it wasn't.

Jake Paul didn’t “survive.”
He ran, fell down, and used the canvas as a defensive strategy.

Throughout the fight:

He stayed on the back foot

Landed 4–5 clean punches total

Exposed his chin repeatedly

Threw wide, desperate shots

And fell to the ground anytime he was in danger

This wasn’t ring IQ.
This was inexperience, exhaustion, and avoidance.

Instead of learning how to fight out of the pocket, Jake Paul chose the easiest exit every time — fall down and reset. As the rounds went on, it became obvious the stamina was gone, the offense was gone, and the plan was simply survival.

People are giving him credit for lasting six rounds.
But if running, flopping, and falling is now considered success, then boxing has a serious problem.

This breakdown shows exactly why this performance was terrible for boxing — and why fans shouldn’t be fooled by highlight reels or excuses.