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Watch Jake Paul hit YouTuber so hard he SOILS HIMSELF after losing ridiculous bet ahead of Tommy Fury fight


JAKE PAUL hit fellow YouTuber Preston Lopez so hard he “pooped himself” after losing a ridiculous bet.

The pair of social media stars had a wager on the TCU vs Georgia college American football match.

Jake Paul punching Preston Lopez after winning a bet

Paul backed Georgia while Lopez chose TCU and if he lost he said he would take a punch as punishment.

Georgia beat TCU by a score of 65 – 7, with Lopez admitting it was: “Possibly one of the worst bets made.”

Lopez then jetted off to Puerto Rico, where Paul conducts his training camps and braced himself for pain.

Paul, 26, threw just one right hand into Lopez’s midsection, which left him wincing in agony.

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Lopez dropped to the floor and cried out: “Oh yeah, I pooped a little bit.”

And shocked Paul asked: “Did you actually s*** yourself?”

Lopez replied: “It feels a little wet.”

Paul declined a hug, instead pointing Lopez to the bathroom, but did admit: “This kid is out of his mind, bro, but I respect it, he showed up and took it.”

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The vlogger-turned prizefighter has spent the last two years training in sunny Puerto Rico.

But he has based himself in Dubai for his next fight, against Tommy Fury, 23, just 700 miles away in Saudi Arabia on February 26.

Paul appears full of confidence as he vowed to knock out Fury when they finally meet and claimed to be “the best boxer in the world”.

He said: “I will knock him out. I will embarrass him. I will put him to sleep. I’m the best in the world.

“I’m the best boxer in the world, baby. I Jake Paul, will knock out, defeat and embarrass Tommy Fury, February 26th, live in Saudi Arabia.”

Jake Paul training in Dubai


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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