Jake Paul reveals how Amanda Serrano has fueled his passion for boxing women

Jake Paul says that his passion for promoting women came from the remarkable rise of Amanda Serrano.

Paul and his most valuable promotions have become stable the most important platform for female hunters with a series of controversial signing sessions.

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Alycia Baumgardner, Savannah Marshall, Chantelle Cameron and Ellie Scotney have all been added to their increasing stable lately.

But it all started with Serrano in 2021, who came on board as Puerto Rico’s legendary world champion seven weight.

At the time, Serrano earned only £ 3,000 for its world title fights – Now she is the best -paid female boxer of all time.

Paul, with his promotional hat, said: “It just came from the organic relationship that was formed with Amanda Serrano.

“See how entertaining a hunter she was and how talented – one of the best boxers of all the time period male or female – and how too little paid she was and pursued and did not get the shine she deserved.”

Serrano, 38, has had two attacks with the Icon Katie Taylor, 36, who lost both thrillers through razoris decisions.

And for her rematch – After making more than £ 1 million in the original – The New Yorker is supposed to have received more than £ 5 million.

The boxing pioneers are now bumping back in Madison Square Garden in New York for a trilogy on 11 July As part of a historical map of All-Women on Netflix.

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Paul’s new top talent – including Brit Trio Marshall, Cameron and Scotney – all fighting in a showcase of MVP’s dedication to women’s boxing

He said: “I think it has become this bigger movement and now you just see that everywhere in sports, women shining the Caitlin Clarks, etc.

“And now it happens in boxing and women get their equal and honest shot and proven MVP that we can make megar rights happen to women.

“And they are demonstrably more entertaining than many of the recent men’s fights we have seen.”

Serrano lost her rematch to Taylor at Paul’s Undercard in November he defeated 58-year-old Mike Tyson in their controversial Netflix collision.

Now Paul, 28, returns against ex-mid-weight champion Julio Cesar Chavez JR, 39, on June 28 Live on Dazn PPV.

He said: “Chavez and I have been going back and forth for a long time and he has always been a great opponent on the list of someone I wanted to fight.

“And now it was completely logical to go against him as a former world champion and just to continue to promote my resume and to get more time under the lights.”

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