"I should've won" Jake Paul believes he beat Tommy Fury

It's now been just over a month since Paul lost his first bout and Fury remained undefeated. Since then, Paul has been "learning a lot" on "the mistakes I made in camp." Although originally taking the loss well Paul's fans and haters have called out Jake's "reasons" on why he lost.

Jake Paul, a controversial YouTube personality turned boxer, suffered a loss to British fighter Tommy Fury in a highly anticipated boxing match. Following the fight, Jake Paul gave his reactions to the outcome, including his thoughts on Tommy Fury's boxing experience.

In an interview after the fight, Jake Paul commented on Tommy Fury coming up to him and saying that he did well despite the loss. He then went on to say, "He's been boxing for 8 years and it makes me start to wonder, what has he been doing these past 8 years." This comment was seen by some as an attempt to diminish Tommy Fury's experience as a boxer and suggest that he should have performed better given his years of training. 

However, it is important to note that Tommy Fury has been training and fighting as a professional boxer since 2018, and has a record of 9 wins and 0 losses, Fury has also had over 40+ amateur bouts. Jake Paul, on the other hand, has been training as a boxer since 2020 and has only fought 6 professional matches. Therefore, it could be argued that Tommy Fury's experience and training gave him an advantage in the ring.

Paul has been humiliated for his comments on his flat footed-ness in his bout "I had a wet dream and went fuck, I had been building up testosterone for weeks" Although the building of testosterone isn't scientifically proven to help many boxers have done this in the past, Jakes next comment about this has sparked memes "It made my legs weak if you don't know why basically sperm is stored in your legs and it makes your legs weak."