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    Eddie Hearn reveals Anthony Joshua’s ‘number one choice’ to fight next with Tyson Fury still in retirement

    ANTHONY JOSHUA is ready to look elsewhere for his next fight while Tyson Fury remains in retirement.The British superstars looked on course to finally face each other this year – potentially as part of a huge two-bout deal.Eddie Hearn says Anthony Joshua could look to rematch Daniel DuboisCredit: ReutersBut Fury, 36, announced a shock retirement in the wake of his second loss to Oleksandr Usyk, 38. Joshua, 35, is coming off a loss of his own after Daniel Dubois’ knockout victory in September. Dubois, 27, now defends his IBF title against Joseph Parker, 33, next Saturday in Saudi Arabia. Joshua will have a close eye on the bout and could look to fight the winner in his bid to become a three-time heavyweight champion. READ MORE IN BOXINGPromoter Hearn BetFred: “Right now because Tyson Fury is retired, so put him to the side for one second, the number one choice for AJ is to fight for the world heavyweight title. “That’s 99 per cent of what he wants to do and if that’s Daniel Dubois, no problem.”If that’s Joseph Parker, no problem. If AJ turns around and says that’s what he’s doing, then it’s done.”It’s not me saying he can’t fight Daniel Dubois. Some people say he shouldn’t have fought Oleksandr Usyk. What are you talking about?Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”It’s your job, he’s the mandatory, what do you want to do? Give your belt up and have all that criticism that you ducked Usyk and you vacated your belt to do it?”Hearn also talked down the prospect of Joshua joining Fury in hanging up his gloves. ‘Greedy Belly has been my best opponent’ – Oleksandr Usyk reveals how he really feels about Tyson Fury He said: “Not yet, but there will come the time. Those kinds of conversations really come from behind the scenes from how somebody is performing in camp. “In training camp, if you haven’t got it anymore, it’ll be apparent. The injuries will get worse, you’ll get hurt in sparring against somebody you shouldn’t be getting hurt against.”You’re not sharp and when that moment comes, that’s when the team will say ‘AJ’s not looking good you know’, and that’s the moment when I will probably have a conversation with him.“For the Daniel Dubois fight, the camp was great. He was super sharp and we were really confident going into that fight, coming off four good wins, two really good wins, and we thought he would win.”We knew how dangerous the fight was, so he comes out, has a terrible start, never really recovers, comes back into the fight a little bit and gets chinned. No problem.”If camp had gone really poorly and we were unsure, I think that conversation may have been brought forward.” More

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    Top six highest-paid boxers in the world revealed including Tyson Fury, Jake Paul and pound-for-pound legend

    JAKE PAUL and Tyson Fury make up two of the six highest-paid boxers in the world. Business sports page Sportico revealed the world’s 100 top-earning athletes of 2024.Tyson Fury and Oleksandr rank as two of the highest-paid athletes in the worldCredit: GettyJake Paul also makes the listCredit: GettyFootballer Cristiano Ronaldo topped the list with £206MILLION made – £170m of that coming on the field. Basketball star Steph Curry was second with £122m but the bulk of that – £79m – was actually earned off the court. Fury made the top three with wages of £116m with the majority – £111m – earned in the ring. The Gypsy King had two massive fights against Oleksandr Usyk last year – appearing to be worth £55.5m each. READ MORE IN BOXINGFury lost the first via split-decision – costing him his WBC belt and undefeated record. And Usyk, 38, then won the rematch in December in a controversial unanimous verdict. The Ukrainian ranked as the second highest-paid fighter on the list, earning £96.8m – all but £1.5m made through his two bouts. Fury, 36, has since announced his retirement despite a mega-bout with Anthony Joshua, 35, still on the table. Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSJoshua was the fourth richest boxer on the list, making £47m in total last year, £39m in the ring. AJ fought twice last year, knocking out ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou, 38, in March before losing to Daniel Dubois, 27, in September. ‘Greedy Belly has been my best opponent’ – Oleksandr Usyk reveals how he really feels about Tyson Fury Canelo Alvarez, 34, was above him in third with £58m and £51.6m of that was through fighting alone. He beat Jaime Munguia, 28, in May and then Edgar Berlanga, 27, in September. Canelo was recently in shock talks to face YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul in May. But he walked away from the deal to sign with Saudi Arabia’s Turki Alalshikh and fights William Scull, 32, in May and Terence Crawford, 37, in September. Paul, 28, meanwhile fought three times last year, most recently against Mike Tyson, 58, in November. He knocked out boxer Ryan Bourland, 36, and ex-UFC star Mike Perry, 33, before that. Paul earned £38m last year with £30m of that made in the ring. READ MORE SUN STORIESNaoya Inoue, 31, was the final fighter on the list taking, home £33m in 2024 with £27.7m coming through fights.The Japanese pound-for-pound great beat Luis Nery, 30, and TJ Doheny, 38, in that period.Canelo Alvarez walked away from a fight with Jake PaulCredit: AFPAnthony Joshua fought twice in 2024Credit: REUTERSPound-for-pound superstar Naoya InoueCredit: AFP More

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    Jack Catterall vs Arnold Barboza Jr EXACT ring-walk time: What time will the fight start in the UK?

    HOME FAVOURITE Jack Catterall in a Manchester boxing ring with a shot at the WBO super lightweight title on the line. Chorley-born Catterall, 31, finds himself in a title eliminator as he returns to Co-op Live Arena, Manchester – the place of his last fight.After beating Regis Prograis last October, Catterall, nicknamed ‘El Gato’, closes in on the chance to fight for the world title.Teofimo Lopez is the current holder of the WBO super-lightweight strap that the 31-year-old fighter is eyeing.Before the Prograis fight, Catterall exacted revenge on Josh Taylor in their rematch, and promoter Eddie Hearn has stated that he is now targeting Lopez.But first, attention turns to Arnold Barboza Jr.READ MORE IN BOXING 27-year-old Barboza Jr is a worthy opponent – eleven of the American’s 30 professional fights have ended in knockouts, and he has won all 30 of them.Here’s the information on when the two will step out for their bout. What time will the fight start in the UK?Catterall vs Barboza Jr will take place on Saturday, February 15.Official start times are yet to be announced but the card is expected to get started at around 7pm UK time.The main event between is set to begin at around 10pm UK time.The event will be broadcast live on DAZN Pay-Per-View, with PPV available to buy now at £19.99 in the UK.Alternatively, you can tune into SunSport’s live blog for updates on the night.Who else is on the card?Jack Catterall vs Arnold Barboza Jr – for vacant WBO Interim super-lightweight titleReece Bellotti vs Michael Gomez JrZelfa Barrett vs Jazza DickensPat McCormack vs Robbie Davies JrWilliam Crolla vs Ayoub ZakariConner Tudsbury vs Sadaam Moamed Da Silva CaetanoAqib Fiaz vs Lydon ChircopAlfie Middlemiss vs Caine SinghMost read in Boxing More

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    Jack Catterall vs Arnold Barboza Jr undercard: All the confirmed bouts taking place on huge bill

    BOXING fans cannot wait for the mouth-watering clash between Jack Catterall and Arnold Barboza this weekend.The main stage battle between Catterall and Barboza is going to attract fans from all over the world.Jack Catterall knows a win will be massive for himCredit: PAArnold Barboza remains undefeatedCredit: GettyThis Saturday, February 15, Catterall can move one step closer to another long-awaited world title shot when he faces the 33-year-old American for the WBO interim super lightweight title.The current holder of the WBO super-lightweight belt is Teofimo Lopez – whoever wins Saturday’s massive bout is expected to face Lopez next.’El Gato’ is looking for his latest crack at the biggest prizes after he famously lost a controversial split decision call for the undisputed light welterweight crown in 2022, which is still his only loss to date.Having long since avenged his defeat to Josh Taylor, the British star knows victory over the impressive unbeaten American can solidify his status once more, but he knows how big of a battle awaits him.READ MORE IN BOXINGCatterall is in promising form leading up to this fight, winning his last four fights, including a unanimous decision win over Regis Prograis.Barboza Jr recorded his best win of his career last time out where he beat Jose Ramirez.Catterall’s record consists of 30 wins (13 KOs) and only one loss, whereas his opponent has an incredible 31 wins (11 KOs) and yet to lose,The winner of this fight will move even closer to a world title shot – even with such a massive main card fight – fans won’t want to miss the rest of the fight card.Most read in BoxingHow to watch Catterall vs Barboza and when is it?Catterall vs Barboza is being held at the Co-Op Live Arena, Manchester.The main event ringwalks are anticipated to be around 10pm.The undercard is expected to start at 7pm, and the whole thing will be streamed on DAZN.There is no separate PPV price, and it is included in the standard DAZN cost of £24.99 a month.Alternatively, you can keep up to date live on the SunSport blog.Catterall vs Barboza full fight cardJack Catterall vs. Arnold Barboza Jr, for vacant WBO interim super lightweight titleZelfa Barrett vs. Jazza Dickens.Reece Bellotti vs. Michael Gomez Jr.Pat McCormack vs. Robbie Davies Jr.William Crolla vs. Ayoub Zakari.Conner Tudsbury vs. Sadaam Moamed Da Silva Caetano.Aqib Diaz vs. Lydon Chircop.Alfie Middlemiss vs. Caine Singh. More

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    Daredevil Chisora keeps putting his life in danger.. a fight vs Anthony Joshua or Dubois must NEVER be allowed to happen

    DEREK CHISORA thoroughly deserved his standing ovation after his outstanding victory over Otto Wallin in Manchester last Saturday.The thousands who packed the Co-op Arena were every bit as emotional as Del Boy after seeing him twice bludgeon the Swede to the canvas on his way to becoming the mandatory challenger for Daniel Dubois’ IBF world heavyweight title.Derek Chisora gave Otto Wallin a battering – but he should hang up his gloves nowCredit: ReutersThe 41-year-old has nothing left to prove after another warrior performanceCredit: GettyChisora soaked up the adulation as blood gushed from his badly cut eyes before his war wounds were eventually stitched.It was certainly an incredible performance for a man who has had a brutal 18-year, 49-fight career that has seen him win British, Commonwealth and European titles and twice fight for the world championship.But I’m afraid I can’t join in the general Chisora cheerleading party.There’s no getting away from the undeniable fact that after slugging it out over 12 rounds, at the final bell the battle-scarred Chisora looked every one of his 41 years.There’s no doubt Derek will be encouraged to take on Dubois or even Anthony Joshua as a 50th fight finale – either at a London stadium or in Riyadh.I will be accused of being a party-pooper, but that is a fight I would hate to happen.Two years ago, after Chisora took a terrible beating from Tyson Fury’s educated fists at Tottenham Hotspur’s ground, this column implored him to retire.I was in excellent company because so did his promoter Frank Warren.They may not be prepared to admit it publicly, but most boxing people – fighters, trainers and managers – know Chisora should have hung up his gloves a long time ago.But Chisora is a one-off law unto himself and he has no intention of taking advice from anyone – however good it is.There is no doubt he has become a cult figure with the fans – in fact his thousands of followers are boxing’s equivalent of cricket’s Barmy Army.Derek Chisora opens up on retirement and says people ‘don’t care’ about him in ‘scumbag’ sport of boxingDel Boy was left bloodied and bruised after his bout with WallinCredit: ReutersChisora asked fans if he should fight Daniel Dubois, Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk next – but the answer should be NONE of themCredit: GettyThey sing his name as soon as he climbs through the ropes and never stop.That’s because he gives them what they want to see – blood and guts. That’s all very well but it’s his blood and his guts he’s spilling – not theirs.I just wish I could understand Del Boy’s intransigent addiction to fame and pain.Chisora is a one-off law unto himself and he has no intention of taking advice from anyone – however good it isHe dotes on his two daughters and has given his family wealth and stability, having earned his fortune the hardest way possible.Yet this immensely brave and eccentric man continues to put his life in danger every time he goes to work when he has no need to.Maybe it takes a fellow fighter to fully understand Chisora’s mentality.A needless showdown against Anthony Joshua (left) or Daniel Dubois (right) could prove a step too farCredit: GettyJoe Calzaghe, one of Britain’s greatest world champions who retired with a perfect 46-0 record, perhaps has the answer.Calzaghe in a Foreword to Gareth A. Davies’ recently published and highly entertaining and informative book A Call of the Warrior, wrote: “Many people feel the call of the warrior.”And some of us find ourselves dedicating our lives to fighting in the ring. “It is a calling although we are not always able to fathom where it comes from.”But it’s there. To ignore the call of the warrior is to go against ourselves, to deny a deeply fundamental part of what makes us all human.”Whatever Chisora’s wishes, it must NEVER be allowed to happenSurely there can be no better way for Chisora to have taken his final bow than the adrenaline high and love he experienced as he walked back to his dressing room last weekend.The thought of him tangling with a young, fearsome punching tyro like Dubois – it has already been mentioned – sends shivers of fear up and down my spine. Whatever Chisora’s wishes, it must never be allowed to happen.Surely Del Boy wouldn’t risk going out being beaten up and counted out? But then, you can never legislate for Chisora. More

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    ‘Greedy Belly has been my best opponent’ – Oleksandr Usyk reveals how he really feels about Tyson Fury

    OLEKSANDR USYK forgives Tyson Fury’s bad behaviour and lack of respect because all his other Brit opponents have shown good grace.The Gypsy King was all kisses and cuddles after losing their first Undisputed heavyweight decider last May.Tyson Fury was pally pally with Oleksandr Usyk after losing their first showdownCredit: GETTYHe was less so after being bested in their rematch last DecemberCredit: GettyThe Wythenshawe warrior was a bad sport after his second straight loss to the UkrainianCredit: PAUsyk bears no ill will to the Gypsy King after sharing the ring with him for 24 roundsBut when he lost another points decision in December, he was a bad sport afterwards.After 24 thrilling rounds, the aftermath would have been the perfect time for Fury to credit the man he dismissed as a “blown up middleweight” as the finest big man of his generation.Unlike previously bested Englishmen Tony Bellew, Derek Chisora and Anthony Joshua, Fury failed to credit Usyk’s incredible skill, courage and boxing CV in the post-fight press conference, instead blaming a robbery on poor scoring.But Ukraine’s 38-year-old ice man has forgiven the sulking hot head who he beat into a hasty retirement.READ MORE BOXING NEWS“I respect Tyson,” he told SunSport on a whizz around the London Eye.“I think me and Tyson respect each other. ‘Greedy Belly’ has been my best opponent and my best friend.“It doesn’t matter, it’s just bad behaviour.“My other opponents have shown good behaviour and respect, we have a fight and then we have no problem. It’s just sport.Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS“But Tyson didn’t show respect and that’s OK, no problem.“It’s just a problem for Tyson, not for me.Tyson Fury breaks silence on Oleksandr Usyk defeat in angry backstage rant after storming out of ring“I respect my opponents and for me that’s very important.”On Thursday of fight week, the pair endured a record-breaking 12-minute face-off where Fury towered over his rival, ranted about butchering Usyk and barked that he was a “bug-eyed b******” and a “f***ing rat”.Fury fans thought their bushy-bearded hero was perfectly poised on the warpath.But a look across the Riyadh stage at grinning little Usyk told us that the cheeky southpaw had already won the mind games and would complete the double in the ring.Usyk remembers the one-way trash-talk marathon with a smile and reckons Fury dressed up his diatribe with a pair of high heels.“When we had our last face-to-face I got a sore neck from being so close and having to look up at him,” he told us.“I thought, ‘What is going on? It should not be like this.’“But I think that Tyson had big shoes on.“After we did about 10 minutes of staring and everyone was shouting around us.”My team were holding onto the back of my jacket and pulling me back and away. But I told them I was relaxed.“After 12 minutes, my mind was just whirring about my life, my fights, my friends, my mind works at speed.“When Tyson was calling me names, I just thought, ‘Good, we go to work.’Oleksandr Usyk has landed Tyson Fury as his best opponentCredit: GETTY“The stuff that happens before the fight is just for show.”SunSport endured a scorching hot Ukrainian sauna with Chisora last month where he pointed out that Usyk has left his UK opponents with PTSD.Bellew and Fury retired after Usyk defeats, Joshua had an emotional breakdown and Daniel Dubois surrendered in the ring after a stiff jab.Usyk nods when reminded of his fighting feats and Del Boy’s praise but refuses to celebrate them.When asked how he has left so many bigger and stronger men shellshocked, he says: “I don’t know, I really don’t know, I have no idea.“Maybe because I win? But Derek is a great man.Oleksandr Usyk twice beat Anthony Joshua on his way to undisputed gloryCredit: GETTYUsyk is a big fan of former foe Derek Chisora and was at his UK swansong earlier this monthCredit: MATCHROOM BOXING“I am proud of my family and of my team. What I do in boxing is just sport.”Last year, proud Cossack Usyk told us his favourite ancestral warrior was Ivan ‘The Wolf’ Sirko, whose moustache and haircut he has regularly recreated.The military leader was so feared and idolised that after his death, his army impaled his hands on spikes and carried them into battles high above their heads.SunSport hopes Usyk now has a dream to be revered in a similar style by his legions of fans in the future now his name is etched into history as a London 2012 gold winner, undisputed cruiserweight king and undisputed heavyweight boss.READ MORE SUN STORIESTypically he floors us with a trademark dash of modesty.“It doesn’t matter how I am remembered in 100 years,” he says. “Because I will not be there to see it.” More

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    My dad survived Auschwitz by boxing and winning 76 forced fights to the death before pro career and Rocky Marciano bout

    IN 1944, aged just 16, Harry Haft was forced into a concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland.To survive the Holocaust, the teenager was told to, literally, fight for his life.Harry Haft was the Holocaust survivor who went on to box Rocky MarcianoInmates at concentration camps were forced into bare-knuckle fights to the deathCredit: AFPFor the ‘entertainment’ of German SS officers, emaciated Jewish inmates were put together in a ring for bare-knuckle boxing contests – fought to the death – in front of jeering troops.The winner would get an extra slop of food, to keep them fit for their next fight.The loser, should he survive, would be deemed unfit to work as a slave labourer and shot on the spot, or taken to a gas chamber or crematorium. Haft, who boasted a strong physical stature, was recruited by an SS overseer called Schneider who taught him how to be a boxer.He fought for his life in 76 bare-knuckle death matches at a camp in Jaworzno, which was situated at a coal mine north of Auschwitz, and miraculously won every single one.Haft’s escape from the Nazis near the end of the war was also remarkable. In 1945, his Jaworzno camp was dissolved as the Soviet Red Army marched into German held-territory.Thousands of inmates were transferred to other camps, which gave some the opportunity to flee. Haft was one of those fortunate enough to get away.On the run, he would encounter a bathing German soldier who he would kill before stealing his uniform and wearing it as a disguise.Once he found refuge in a Displaced Person’s Camp operated by the US Army in Munich, he had the opportunity to win an amateur championship organised by the US armed forces.That was the catalyst for Haft to launch a professional boxing career that culminated in a bout with future heavyweight world champion, Rocky Marciano in 1949.Haft, who died of cancer in 2007 aged 82, was the subject of Hollywood movie The Survivor – directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Barry Levinson.Trailer for The Survivor, the story of Harry Haft’s incredible fight to survive the Holocaust SunSport spoke with Harry’s son Alan, who revealed the horror effects of the trauma and PTSD his father suffered.”My father was a fairly violent person,” he told SunSport.”PTSD wasn’t diagnosed in that era, and what he went through led to struggles in later life with his mental health.”He had nightmares all the time, he flew into rages and broke every window in our family home.”I remember he once saw a swastika in a history book and went out to hide in the local park. We had to go out to search for him.”I’m a second generation Holocaust survivor and because of my father’s PTSD, my childhood was tough.”He sort of ruined every holiday, exploding into a rage, and I lost count of the number of suicide attempts he made.”After finding his way to the Displaced Persons Camp following the end of the war, Harry put his boxing skills to good use in 1947 to win the Amateur Jewish Heavyweight Championship in an event set up to entertain US troops in Munich.A year later, he emigrated to New Jersey, where he vowed to become a prize fighter.Alan recalled: “My father told his aunt and uncle he wanted to be a prize fighter, and she asked him, ‘Why would you want to be a boxer? Haven’t you undergone enough punishment?'”He replied, ‘After all I’ve been through, what harm can a man with boxing gloves on his hands do to me?'”When my father died I put that quote on his gravestone.”Haft’s fight record was 13 wins from 21 fights, which culminated in that 1949 bout with Rocky Marciano, who would go on to become one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.But Alan told how Harry was paid a visit by American mobsters who wanted to fix the fight.Harry Haft’s son Alan speaking to SunSport from his home in AmericaHaft’s headstone includes the words he said to his auntFrom 1948-1949 Haft fought 21 times and won 13 boutsHaft hoped fighting the legendary Rocky Marciano would help reunite him with his long lost loveCredit: Getty – Contributor”He said two gangsters came into his dressing room before the fight and told him, ‘You’re going down in the first’,” Alan revealed.”So my father said to them, ‘Well, I’ve never gone down in the first round for anybody. You don’t scare me. The Germans didn’t scare me’.”Haft would suffer a third round knockout, but there was a bigger plan in play.Underpinning Haft’s tale of survival was a story of love.He was separated from his childhood sweetheart, Leah Pablanski when the German army took their city Belchatow in 1944. By fighting Marciano, some five years later, harry hoped to get his name in the newspapers so that, if Leah was still alive, she would come and find him.The years passed by and Harry married, had children, and set up his own fruit and veg store in Brooklyn.In his later years, Harry Haft struggled with PTSD from his harrowing ordealHowever, as incredible as it seemed, Haft was destined to meet Leah one final time.In 1963, he received a call from the Belchatow survivors’ association saying his former girlfriend was living in Miami under the married surname Lieberman.Haft took his family to Florida, where he asked Alan to call every Lieberman in the phone book at their hotel.Alan, who was 14 at the time, remembered: “I finally spoke with a man who said, ‘That’s my wife’ over the phone.”My dad immediately interjected, ‘Tell her that Harry Haft from Belchatow wants to see her.'”The man was reluctant and said she wasn’t seeing anyone. “So I told him, ‘Okay, if she changes her mind we’re at the Marseille Hotel.'”About 10 minutes later the phone in the room rings and it’s the husband. He said: ‘She doesn’t want to see anybody, but you she wants to see.”The Survivor captured Haft’s heartbreaking reunion with LeahHarry and Alan drove to Coral Gables where they met Leah. But the Leah he met was different to the one he knew when they were teenagers.”She was dying of cervical cancer, she was so skinny, she looked like a Holocaust victim,” Alan said.”I watched them go out in the garden for a little while and exchange some final words together. “It was the only time I ever saw my father cry.”In 2006, Alan told his father’s story in a book called Harry Haft: Survivor of Auschwitz, Challenger of Rocky Marciano.He couldn’t find a publisher to touch it, because the material was so dark.Eventually, it was published by Syracuse University – but there was little academic value in the book, which sold just 4,000 copies.Son Alan Haft told his father’s incredible story in a book, and there has also been a graphic novelThe story became a Hollywood movie starring Ben Foster as HaftCredit: United King FilmsHowever, it gained a new lease of life in, of all places, Germany — where it was republished.Cartoonist Reinhard Kleist bought a copy and was inspired to create a graphic novel of Haft’s life story.It was called The Boxer and would go on to win countless awards. It was then published around the world, and thrust Haft’s story into the mainstream.This would encourage writer Justine Juel Gillmer to pen a script that would end up on the Black List, an annual survey of the most-liked motion picture screenplays not yet produced.There, it caught the attention of Barry Levinson, who won the Academy Award for Rain Main and was compelled to make the movie.Starring X-Men: The Last Stand actor Ben Foster in the lead role alongside Hollywood legend Danny DeVito, The Survivor was critically acclaimed.Harry Haft, left, with son Alan before his death in 2007Haft, left, winning the Amateur Jewish Heavyweight Championship in 1947Haft knocked down his opponent to win the fight and a boxing career beganThe film’s child actors Kingston Vernes, Zachary Golinger and Sophie Knapp join Alan, his brother Marty and sister Helen Haft for the film’s premiere In New YorkCredit: Getty More

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    Inside Jake Paul’s £62m lifestyle from £13million Puerto Rico mansion to romance with stunning speedskater Jutta Leerdam

    JAKE PAUL has amassed an astonishing fortune of around £62million.His earnings stem from an impressive career as a YouTuber, as well as changing the landscape of boxing as an influencer in the sport.Jake Paul boasts an insane lifestyleCredit: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cri1X3PORib/Most recently, Paul showed off his new private jet and Mercedes MaybachCredit: https://www.instagram.com/jakepaul/Paul shared images inside the jet, including watching ESPNCredit: https://www.instagram.com/jakepaul/The 28-year-old, nicknamed The Problem Child, recently showed off a brand new private jet to aid his already impressive lifestyle.He owns a fleet of incredible motors, including a £456,000 Ferrari SF-90 Spider and £165,00 Lamborghini Huracan.While he has resided in a stunning mansion in Puerto Rico that he splashed £13million on.Paul is also lucky in love after finding romance with stunning speedskater, Jutta Leerdam.Read more Jake Paul newsSunSport takes a look at his epic life.Amazing jetThis week, Paul told his fans he was “going global” after splashing the cash on his first private jet.Paul revealed his newest purchase to his 18.5 million followers on TikTok.Dancing on the runway with a huge bottle of champagne, a luxury £175,000 Mercedes Maybach with a giant bow could also be spotted behind the boxer.Most read in BoxingPaul then showcased the plane in action, lounging on a bed mid-flight before tucking into a plate of nachos.Jake Paul renovates boxing gym in Puerto Rico for charityHe sat back to watch some ESPN, before a flight attendant brought some hot towels.Jake captioned the clip: “Bought my first jet. Went global cause I’m global. Silly me.”Impressive garageAlongside that impressive Mercedes Maybach is a fleet of supercars worth a fortune.The most expensive is a Ferrari SF-90 – that carries a £456,000 price tag.Capable of doing 0-62mph in 2.5 seconds, it’s top speed is 211 mph.It’s not the only Ferrari in his collection – with a matching 296 GTB costing nearly £330,000.In 2018, Paul treated himself to a £165,000 Lamborghini Huracan – that’s capable of reaching 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds and has a top speed of 212mph.Last year, he joined the celebs in the US who worship Tesla Cybertrucks, adding that £62,000 electric motor to his garage.While Paul has also been seen behind the wheel of a £360,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom, and a classic Ford Fairlane Skyliner worth £52,000.Paul shows off his enviable Rolls-Royce Phantom worth £360kCredit: Social Media – Refer to SourceThis stunning Lamborghini Huracan worth £165k is also in Paul’s garageCredit: InstagramThe car of the moment – Tesla Cybertruck – sits in Paul’s driveway at his homeCredit: InstagramPaul’s most expensive car is his Ferrari SF-90 with a £456k price tagCredit: Instagramread more sport featuresHot girlfriendThere was a time when Paul would jump from relationship to relationship with pretty models or fellow influencers.But now, he is smitten with beautiful speedskater Jutta Leerdam.The pair got together after they began flirting on Instagram.They went public with their romance in April 2023 , with Paul sharing a photo of them together.”I’m Dutch now”, Paul captioned the snap which featured him holding hands with Leerdam in a carousel of pictures.When Paul suffered the first loss of his career to Tommy Fury, Leerdam provided the perfect support for his battered ego.Back in January, Paul provided his support as she landed a European title – and declared they could be a Olympic power couple in 2028.Paul’s celeb brother Logan has settled down with a baby with fiancee Nina Agdal.Now he believes he will follow suit.Gorgeous Dutch beauty Jutta Leerdam is Paul’s girlfriendCredit: Instagram / @uttaleerdamJutta met Paul on Instagram – where they got to know each otherCredit: Instagram / @uttaleerdamPaul has said that he sees Jutta as wife materialCredit: Instagram / @juttaleerdamStunning Jutta has scored success as a speedskaterCredit: RexPaul said on his BS podcast: “Interestingly enough, I dream of the same thing [marriage and family] and getting to become best friends with my kids.”Just being there all the time, which is why I work so hard, is to have the financial freedom to be able to not work when they’re born and to be with them all the time.”And doing it with my wife, which I believe will be Jutta.”Huge homeNo doubt Paul’s biggest purchase is his staggering mansion.He left California after admitting there were “too many distractions” and moved to the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico.The two-storey home has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a fitness room, a luxury swimming pool, a games room and an elevator.It also boasts a six-car garage with floral walls and high ceilings.Paul lives in a stunning £13m mansion in Puerto RicoCredit: Youtube – Jake PaulThe incredible property has undergone over £1.6m in rennovationsCredit: Youtube – Jake PaulPaul’s home boasts eight bedroomsCredit: Youtube – Jake PaulPaul often shares images of his home on social mediaCredit: Instagram @jakapaulThe Caribbean Realty Group revealed the house was initially listed at $19,995,000 (£16.1m) until Paul came to an agreement with ex-basketball star Yadier Molina, who owned the property.READ MORE SUN STORIESPaul claimed to have spent around £1.6million in renovations to taylor the house to his liking.In various YouTube clips, he has given fans a glimpse inside the mansion he likes to call “Taj MaPaul’. 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