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Jake Paul Reveals Fighter Who Turned Down $8 Million Netflix Deal

Photo: Jake Paul / Instagram   Jake Paul has become one of the biggest names in boxing, especially after his recent fight against boxing legend Mike Tyson . The 27-year-old took on the 58-year-old former heavyweight champion in an eight-round match in Texas. The fight was streamed live on Netflix and drew massive attention. Paul won the fight by unanimous decision, bringing his record to 11-1. While his victory boosted his fame, the match didn’t live up to expectations, as Tyson struggled to perform like he did in his prime. Paul is now focused on his next move. He revealed that Tommy Fury , the only man to beat him, turned down an $8 million offer to fight on Netflix. Fury, who defeated Paul in February 2023 in a split decision, chose not to accept the lucrative rematch deal. Photo: Tommy Fury, Jake Paul / Instagram   Paul didn’t hold back, calling Fury out on social media: “Offered [Tommy] Fury $8M to fight on Netflix. He turned it down and now fighting an MMA fighter… No...

Jorge Masvidal Announces Retirement Following Fourth Consecutive Loss In UFC 287

Photo: Instagram/Jorge Masvidal Jorge Masvidal , a well-known UFC fighter, announced his retirement on April 10, 2023, following a loss to Gilbert Burns in UFC 287's co-main event. The fight was a unanimous decision loss, with Masvidal receiving scores of 30-27, 30-27, and 29-28, marking his fourth consecutive defeat. Masvidal, who ends his career with 35 wins and 17 losses, had previously lost to top welterweights like Kamaru Usman and Colby Covington , with two of those losses being title fights. Photo: Instagram/Jorge Masvidal During his retirement speech in his hometown, Masvidal expressed his love for the sport, but stated that he no longer felt the same when he entered the Octagon. Masvidal began his career as a street fighter in Miami and fought in Bellator and Strikeforce before debuting in the UFC in 2013. Despite losing six times in the Octagon, Masvidal's career breakthrough came in 2019, when he knocked out Darren Till in the second round in London. This victory ...