Let's break down the absurdity. Anthony Joshua is a two-time heavyweight champion. He's fought Wladimir Klitschko. He's headlined massive stadiums. He’s a genuine bad man.
Jake Paul is a YouTuber who fights. He started by beating up fellow internet people. Then he beat a retired MMA fighter. Then another one. Now he's talking about real boxers.
It's like a lion fighting a very loud, very rich housecat. The housecat has been training hard, though. And the lion isn't sure if this is embarrassing or a payday.
Why the UK Time Matters (More Than You Think)
For years, US fights happen at 4 AM London time. You’d set an alarm. You'd watch through sleepy eyes. You'd order a greasy kebab at sunrise. It was a ritual.
Now? Joshua vs. Paul is in prime UK time. Think 9 PM or 10 PM. That's huge. It means families can watch. Pubs will be packed. The atmosphere will be electric.
Why? Because Joshua is the home hero. He's British boxing royalty. Paul is the loud American tourist. The crowd will be 100% against him. Imagine the boos. It will be glorious.
