Anthony Joshua Calls Jake Paul a ‘Serious Fighter,’ Vows to ‘Stomp’ Him

Anthony Joshua has made headlines with his bold claims ahead of his upcoming match against Jake Paul. The fight is scheduled for December 19 at the Kaseya Center in Miami, marking a significant event in the boxing calendar.
Joshua’s Intentions for the Fight
The former two-time unified heavyweight champion, Joshua, expressed his determination to dominate Paul. He stated, “I’m going to break his face and break his body up. I’m here to prove I’m the better fighter.” At 35, Joshua is approaching this bout with a fierce mentality, indicating that he is ready to “stomp all over” his opponent.
A Respectful Face-off
Despite the heated statements about his intentions, the face-to-face meeting between Joshua and Paul was surprisingly cordial. Both fighters exchanged pleasantries and maintained a respectful demeanor. Paul, known for his dramatic persona, instead directed critical remarks towards Joshua’s previous opponent, Francis Ngannou, labeling him “a joke” for declining a fight offer.
Paul’s Commentary on Other Fighters
- Paul claimed the December fight was also offered to other notable fighters like Tommy Fury and Ryan Garcia.
- He suggested that they were “scared” to accept the challenge.
- Paul mentioned that pound-for-pound star Terence Crawford is set to face him next year.
Joshua’s Rivalry Insights
In the midst of promoting his fight with Paul, Joshua took a jab at heavyweights, particularly Tyson Fury. He rejected Fury’s £1 million bet on Paul’s victory, stating confidently, “I’m just here to fight. I’ll get the job done, collect my cheque and that’s it.”
As December 19 approaches, the anticipation for this matchup is growing. Fans and analysts alike are intrigued to see how this unconventional duel unfolds.




