Crazy Jake Paul proposes a mutual boxing match to Will Smith and Chris Rock after the Oscars incident!

Jake Paul made a $30 million offer to host a boxing match between Chris Rock and Will Smith after the Hollywood stars clashed at the Oscars.

As we know, American YouTuber Jake Paul likes to get the public’s attention. In the United States, he is best known for his YouTube channel, where he has been coming up with all sorts of crazy ideas since he was young.

However, he has recently come to the attention of the general public mainly thanks to his boxing matches with extinct MMA stars, and he hasn’t done badly at all. First, Paul shut out wrestler Askren in the first round and then he defeated former champion Tyron Woodley twice.

Since then, he’s regularly caused a stir in the martial arts world, challenging the biggest stars in the business such as Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov. He also regularly fights against UFC fighters’ salaries and the lack of health care.

Yesterday, he again garnered media attention when he responded in his own way to an incident from the Oscars where comedian and that night’s host Chris Rock made fun of actor Will Smith’s wife, who had shaved her head due to her health issues.

This prompted Smith to take to the stage and slap the presenter with a well-deserved slap to the amazement of everyone present. “Don’t take my wife’s name in your stupid mouth,” shouted an angry Smith after he was seated.

Of course, many athletes from the martial arts world reacted to the incident, including YouTuber Jake Paul. The latter offered the two involved in the incident $15 million if they faced each other in a boxing match. “Let’s make it happen in August on my undercard,” Paul wrote in a Twitter post.

Even UFC President Dana White expressed his distinctive opinion on social media. “Finally an Oscars episode worth watching,” White wrote on his Twitter account. “And Chris Rock has quite the chin,” he added with a wry smile.

Smith has some boxing training experience after playing Muhammad Ali in a 2001 biopic about his life. He was trained for the film by former Sugar Ray Leonard trainer Darrell Foster at a professional training camp. But the idea of Rock getting in the ring with Smith is rather utopian.

Source: The Sun