Jake Paul plots major career switch after Mike Tyson fight amid MMA debut rumours
manchestereveningnews.co.ukJake Paul is gearing up for his MMA debut in the summer of 2025 after signing a deal with the Professional Fighters League (PFL) nearly two years prior.
This move comes after his decision to focus on boxing after his 2023 loss to Tommy Fury. "The Problem Child" is currently training for an upcoming boxing match against ex-heavyweight champ Mike Tyson, set for November 15 at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, which could see up to 90,000 fans in attendance.
His last win was a knockout against former UFC fighter Mike Perry in July. Despite his concentration on the Tyson fight, Paul's MMA debut is on the horizon, though details like weight class and opponent remain undecided.
PFL owner Donn Davis revealed in a conversation with "MMA Fighting" that Paul is preparing for his SmartCage debut: "He (Paul) tells me the summer of 2025. READ MORE: Joshua told why he must avoid Dubois rematch by his former opponent READ MORE: Joshua vs Dubois rematch latest with new fight venue named as 'big decision' awaits "He's been training.
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