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Jake Paul (-240) against Bare-knuckle fighter, Mike Perry

July 18, 2024

Jake Paul will still fight on July 20th, but his opponent will not be Mike Tyson, instead the

YouTube star will take on Mike Perry in Tampa Bay. Paul and Tyson were originally slated to

square off but after the former heavyweight champion dealt with a recent health scare, that fight

is scheduled to November 15. Now he'll face Perry who fought in the UFC and is now with

BKFC, bare-knuckle fighting championship, and has become the companies biggest star.

Mike Perry +190

Mike Perry started his MMA career winning 9 straight fights before suffering his first loss. Perry

would go on to beat Jake Ellenberger and Alex Reyes by KO, both earning performance of the

night. But since then, he has struggled going 3-7 and switched from MMA to the Bare Knuckle

Fighting Championship. Perry has found success going undefeated in five fights including 3

KO’s. The fight against Paul will be a boxing match, and Perry has only had one pro match,

where he got knocked out by Kenneth McNeil in fourth round, in 2015. That’s where Perry is at

a disadvantage against Paul. It’s been nine years since that fight, but he still has the knockout

ability, something Paul has to respect. Most sportsbooks don’t think Perry has a chance, but

like they say, all it takes is one lucky punch.

Jake Paul -240

Since beginning his boxing career with a first-round TKO win over internet personality

AnEsonGib, Jake Paul has now compiled a professional boxing record of -9-1 with six knockout

wins. He’s beaten a former NBA player, Nate Robinson, who is four-inches shorter. Paul has

wins over former UFC fighters, Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, and Anderson Silva, all three, well

past their prime. He would finally lose to Tommy Fury, half-brother of former heavyweight

champion Tyson Fury. Since then, he has won against UFC fighter Nate Diaz, Andre August

and Ryan Bourland. As you can see, the theme is similar. Paul’s wins are against has-beens

and never was opponents and this feels like another soft spot for Paul, who eyes his showdown

against Tyson in November.

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Betting Odds

Mike Perry +190

Jake Paul -240

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