- Jake Paul is making his boxing return in the first quarter of 2024
- “The Problem Child” will co-headline Amanda Serrano’s next title fight in Puerto Rico
Just over a week after knocking out pro boxer Andre August, Jake Paul revealed that he will be back inside the ring once again. This time, he would be fighting as undercard in the upcoming title fight of unified featherweight world champion Amanda Serrano.
The Problem Child will take Puerto Rico by storm
Breaking the news on social media, “The Problem Child” vowed to give boxing fans a night to remember as he announced his boxing return which will take place in Puerto Rico, home of Serrano, on March 2, 2024.
“Guess who’s back 🙂 … Jake already? Yes, I’m on a mission… But this one is much bigger than me. This one is for the greatest Puerto Rican boxer ever, Amanda Serrano. This one is for the people of Puerto Rico, from the Choliseo to the world. This one is for all of boxing to see how powerful women are in this sport and for Wanna Walton to usher in his superstar boxing future in front of 20,000 people,” Paul wrote.
“I can’t wait to fight in San Juan and show the world this beautiful island.”
“Yours truly, El Gallo de Dorado.”
Guess who’s back 🙂 … Jake already? Yes, I’m on a mission… But this one is much bigger than me. This one is for the greatest Puerto Rican boxer ever, Amanda Serrano. This one is for the people of Puerto Rico, from the Choliseo to the world. This one is for all of boxing to see… pic.twitter.com/zJzXFZXZ0v
— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) December 21, 2023
Paul will co-headline the event alongside Serrano, who will try and defend her IBF female featherweight title against Nina Meinke. However, Paul’s opponent is yet to be determined. He also added that tickets will be on sale starting December 27, 2023.
Looking for a third win
Even with his opponent still TBA, Paul will surely be confident about winning for the third time in a row. Prior to August, “The Problem Child” secured a decisive win over Nate Diaz to spoil the UFC legend’s pro boxing debut.
More details about Paul’s next bout are expected to be revealed sooner rather than later.
