Jake Paul as Julio Cesar Chavez. Betting Tip for the fight

Current form 

There is a lot to say about Jake Paul, but one thing is clear — he has long been more than just a blogger trying his hand at gloves. 11 wins, 7 of them by knockout, are no longer toys, especially if you remember that he has only been a professional since 2020. With a height of 185 cm and a handspan of 193 cm, Jake is not only powerful, but also agile, and this is a rare mix. His track record has already gathered a motley company: from basketball players and MMA fighters to Mike Tyson himself. Yes, Fury outplayed him, but even there, the controversial decision left questions. But Paul has already given the answer to the main question — whether he is serious about boxing. Seriously.

Interesting betting trends

Paul's knockout victory statistics are 63 percent.

Current form

Julio Cesar Chavez is a figure of a different scale. The heir to a legend, an ex-champion, a man who has seen everything in the ring, but, alas, is not always in shape. He's 39 years old, and he's only had three fights since 2021. Yes, I won against Hall and Segarra, but in between there was a painful loss to Silva. And before that, the knockout from Fonfara and the complete fiasco with Canelo. And yet, against this background, there is a moment: against Martin, Chavez almost caused a sensation in the final. The problem is that he has been fighting not only with his rivals, but also with himself for a long time. Weight, regime, motivation — all this is not about stability.

His physics is not bad — he is 185 cm tall, but he is 8 cm shorter than Paul in arm span. The 54-6-1 record with 34 knockouts looks impressive, but the last one is already in 2020. Once upon a time, Chavez was able to work on the body, to pump, to press. But today, more and more often, he looks like a boxer who goes into battle to close the check, rather than prove something to the public.

Interesting betting trends

The statistics of Chavez's victories by knockout are 63 percent.