
Which punch will Anthony Joshua defeat Jake Paul with?
How Jake Paul-Anthony Joshua will end has been keenly debated, but unsurprisingly the most popular predicted finish is for Joshua to win easily – and perhaps however he chooses.
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How Jake Paul-Anthony Joshua will end has been keenly debated, but unsurprisingly the most popular predicted finish is for Joshua to win easily – and perhaps however he chooses.

Short of an indoors lightning strike or a Christmas miracle, there is little that can be said to make a case for Jake Paul without straying too far into the realms of absolute fiction.

The United States Anti-Doping Agency has presided over the drug testing for Jake Paul-Anthony Joshua, with both fighters having been tested “well over half a dozen times,” according to Eddie Hearn.

Anthony Joshua cares far too much about his reputation and legacy to go easy on Jake Paul, writes Matt Christie.

At Thursday's weigh-in, it became clear just how ludicrous the thought of Paul taking on one of the best heavyweights of this generation in Anthony Joshua really is.

"Hats off to him, he’s doing his job," said Okolie. "I’m just hoping that he’s able to showcase it."

Lucas Ketelle asks a host of experts, including Al Bernstein, Mike Perry and Cornelius Bundrage, how they see Joshua vs. Paul playing out this Friday.

Jake Paul probably won't beat Anthony Joshua when they clash this Friday in Miami, but that doesn't mean he can't, says Elliot Worsell.

Eric Raskin imagines how history would look if world-class heavyweights trading blows with celebrities was the norm and not just a depressing novelty.

Having weighed in under the 245lb weight limit, Anthony Joshua is now free to do whatever he wishes to do to Jake Paul on Friday night in Miami.