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FLOYD MAYWEATHER left a YouTuber with beaten up face after sparring in his famous Las Vegas gym. The American legend shared four rounds in his Vegas boxing club with social media star Jarvis Kahttri, a 1-0 crossover boxer.
Floyd Mayweather sparring with YouTuber JarvisCredit: @jarviss
Jarvis showed off the damage of boxing Floyd MayweatherCredit: @jarviss
And he showed off some of his trademark reflexes and counter punching, evading shots coming his way and firing back rapidly.
Mayweather aimed verbal digs at Jarvis, 21, throughout and boasted about his skills at the ripe old age of 45.
At one point, he says: “I’m so sweet with this s***. Nobody can ever be better than me.
“Come on, get back. That’s all, just light work. No matter what I’m on, I’m sweet with this s***. I’m sweet with this s***.
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Floating around the ring, Mayweather gloats: “I ain’t boxed since last year. I feel calm, I’m almost 50-years-old. I’m cold with this s***.”
“I already beat him up this rounds, now I’ve gotta move for the rest with my good legs.”
Jarvis, who shot to fame in the Faze YouTube clan, won his only boxing match, knocking out TikToker Michael Le, 22, in 2021.
And he showed off the damage of trading leather with boxing royalty, revealing his cuts and bruises.
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Mayweather officially retired in 2017 after beating ex-UFC champion Conor McGregor, 34.
But he has returned for five exhibitions since against stars of the MMA, social media and boxing world.
Mayweather is set to box again on February 25 at the O2 Arena, marking his UK boxing debut.
He announced Aaron Chalmers, 35, will be his opponent, with the Geordie Shore star 1-0 as a boxer and 5-2 in MMA.
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JAKE PAUL said Tommy Fury stood more of a chance the first two times they were set to fight – as now he is “getting knocked the f*** out.”The celebrity boxing pair have announced the latest rescheduling of their grudge match, on February 26 in Saudi Arabia.
Jake Paul and Tommy Fury ahead of their fightCredit: PA
It marks the THIRD time they have attempt to put bragging rights, reputations and unbeaten records on the line.
Fury, 23, was forced to pull out twice before due a rib injury and US visa issue.
And Paul, 26, claimed his rival missed his chance of success as he stands primed to end it all with a KO.
He told Queensberry Promotions: “Me and my team have said it, he should have fought me back then. It would have been probably a much more competitive fight.
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“I think I still would’ve won, but I don’t know if I would’ve knocked him out. Now, he’s getting knocked the f*** out.”
Paul first signed to face Fury in December 2021 in his fifth professional bout in Tampa.
He was 4-0 at the time, having beat YouTuber AnEsonGib, ex-NBA star Nate Robinson, 38, as well as former UFC pair Tyron Woodley and Ben Askren, 38.
Woodley, 40, replaced Fury and was brutally knocked out by Paul in their short-notice rematch.
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The two then renegotiated for last August in New York until Fury was denied entry to America.
Paul would go on to beat UFC legend Anderson Silva, 47, two months later over eight rounds, his biggest win to date.
And he insisted the time since first putting pen to paper on a fight with Fury has benefited his development more.
Paul said: “It’s definitely helped me way more. Because like I’ve said, I’ve only been boxing for two years and 364 days as a pro.
“So I’ve got exponentially better and beating a guy like Anderson Silva, that experience is literally priceless.
“Going eight rounds with Anderson Silva is priceless experience and he hasn’t been in the gym dedicated like I have.
“So I’ve definitely ran laps around him in the past year.”
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JAKE PAUL has been compared to Floyd Mayweather – despite being told he will never be a “world-class fighter”. The YouTuber-turned pay-per-view boxer is 6-0 since making his debut just three years ago.
Jake Paul has been compared to Floyd MayweatherCredit: Reuters
Floyd Mayweather after his last pro fight in 2017Credit: AP:Associated Press
And in 2022, he celebrated being named the sixth highest-paid athlete under 25.
Paul’s ability to sell tickets and PPVs has seen Hall of Famer trainer Teddy Atlas liken him to an all-new “Money” Mayweather.
Atlas said on his YouTube channel: “He’s almost been an understudy of the great Floyd Mayweather, really, and that’s a positive thing.
“We’re not talking about as a fighter. We’re talking about in this business, as a businessman, as a matchmaker, as a manager, just as a smart calculated man.
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“Jake Paul has been every bit of Floyd Mayweather.”
Paul has beaten ex-UFC champions Ben Askren, 38, Tyron Woodley, 40, and Anderson Silva, 47, in the last two years.
But he faces his first opponent with a recognised boxing record in Tommy Fury, 23, who twice pulled out of the grudge match before.
Atlas, Mike Tyson’s first coach alongside Cus D’Amato, credited Paul, 26, for upping his class of opposition but claimed the American’s boxing potential is limited.
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He said: “He’s still trying to get better. He’s never gonna be a world-class fighter.
“We understand that, but he’s gonna be the best he can be, and he’s trying to be the best he can be.
“He respected the sport enough to go about it the right way. Yeah, he’s careful picking [his opponents], but there’s still risk.
“There’s still risk. He deserves respect. There’s still a risk when he gets into that freakin’ ring.
“He’s getting in there with real people that throw real punches.”
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