Joshua vs. Paul: Key size inequality in the expected fight

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Anthony Joshua vs. Jake Paul: Analysis of the Size Difference

The expected fight between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul on December 19th in Miami promises to be a major event. One of the keys that will define the match is the notable size difference between both boxers. Joshua, former heavyweight world champion, will face Paul, who normally competes in the cruiserweight category. The rules of the fight will be the usual ones for a heavyweight fight, which adds even more interest. The weight difference is significant. In his recent fight against Daniel Dubois, Joshua weighed 252 pounds. On the other hand, Paul weighed 227 pounds when he faced Mike Tyson.
  • Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois: 252 pounds
  • Anthony Joshua vs. Francis Ngannou: 252 pounds
  • Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin: 251 pounds
  • Jake Paul vs. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.: 199 pounds
  • Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: 227 pounds
  • Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry: 200 pounds
Anthony Joshua brings a huge size advantage into the ring against Jake Paul.
The height difference is also noticeable. Paul is 6 feet 1 inch, while Joshua is five inches taller. Joshua’s last opponent with a similar height to Paul was eleven years ago. It is important to note that Paul will face the tallest opponent of his career by a considerable difference of four inches. Before this fight, Paul was scheduled to face Gervonta Davis on November 14, but the fight was canceled.
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