Jake Paul vs Gervonta Davis: The 200 vs 135 Pound Spectacle Set to Shock the Boxing World on Netflix
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Jake Paul vs Gervonta Davis: The 200 vs 135 Pound Spectacle Set to Shock the Boxing World on Netflix
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Jake Paul has made headlines all week for setting up what’s being called one of the most sensational boxing events of the year—a November 14 exhibition bout against Gervonta Tank Davis at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, with the drama being magnified by global streaming on Netflix according to ESPN. The announcement came just days after speculation swirled about Paul potentially fighting former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, a deal that fell apart over network and sanctioning issues as reported by Sky Sports and the Times of India. According to Paul’s own fierce declarations on YouTube and social media, this Davis fight is “not going the distance,” promising fans that someone is “getting slept and humbled” and calling the match the biggest challenge of his career.
The weight difference is stark, with Paul fighting at cruiserweight (200 pounds) and Davis reigning at lightweight (135 pounds), making the matchup a true spectacle and adding a layer of intrigue that’s had fans and pundits buzzing all week on X and Instagram. Gervonta Davis enters as an undefeated champion, sporting a record of 30-0-1, while Jake Paul carries a 12-1 professional boxing slate. According to Most Valuable Promotions CEO Nakisa Bidarian, Davis was always the plan for 2025, despite months of public callouts to Joshua and even brief rumors about a match with Canelo Alvarez.
The specifics of the rule set for the exhibition are still under wraps, with insiders telling Ring Magazine to expect modified conditions akin to the Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul fight, citing weight caps and possible altered round lengths. It’s widely reported that both fighters will give “100 percent,” but that the bout will not impact their official records—a fact that doesn’t diminish the attention or the potential spectacle for the public.
Paul’s business empire has been in motion alongside these fight negotiations. The Wikipedia entry for Paul and a Hindustan Times financial report confirm his ventures in promotion (Most Valuable Promotions), venture capital (Anti Fund), and the sports betting firm Betr, which recently raised $15 million at a $375 million valuation. He recently launched a men's care line called W by Jake Paul, and Forbes estimates his net worth at $100 million.
Social media and mainstream outlets alike have amplified every soundbite, face-off photo and video, with Paul brazenly promising to “beat one of boxing’s greatest” and, if defeated, to “return to YouTube.” The potential fallout from this bout is already considered biographically significant—if Paul pulls off an upset, mainstream sports media is poised to reevaluate his legitimacy in boxing, but if Davis prevails, it could derail talks for a Paul-Joshua match in 2026. For now, the boxing world is transfixed, awaiting another round of headline-making drama from Jake Paul.
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