Jake Paul didn’t make any new friends in Paris as he prepares to face France’s Cedric Doumbe. “The Problem Child” returns to the boxing ring for the first time since having his jaw broken by Anthony Joshua 12 months ago…

Jake Paul fired back at hostile French supporters during a press conference in Paris ahead of his boxing match against Cedric Doumbe. Paul faced heavy boos and profane chants from the crowd, responding with harsh insults directed at Paris, while promoting the upcoming fight scheduled for December 24 at Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai.
Doumbe downplayed Paul's boxing abilities, claiming his opponent is not a real fighter and predicting a knockout victory in either the second or later rounds. The bout marks Paul's return to the ring after suffering a broken jaw in a loss to Anthony Joshua twelve months prior.
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