Jake Paul could lose the world ranking days after Julio Cesar Chavez Jr Win

Jake Paul was arranged by the WBA at number 14 in the world after his points won at Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. – But that could change after an assessment was announced

Jake Paul’s recent access to the WBA World Rankings at No. 14 could be threatened after his victory over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

Despite his triumph in the fight, where the 28-year-old ‘problem child’ showed dominance from the start, he can eventually lose his newly acquired Cruiserweight ranking. After rapid admission to the No. 14 place, which makes him simply shy by rivals such as former champion Chris Billam-Smith and Ko artist Craig Parker, Paul may be opposed to a setback with the WBA to assess his status.

They published an official statement: “Due to serious criticism and indignation of other ranked contenders, the WBA will revise the Cruisserweight ranking of Jake Paul on their upcoming European Convention in Madrid -which takes place from 15-18 July,” reports All fight.

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The decision follows his victory against Chavez Jr. Which, despite being a former middleweight champion, has not achieved an important victory since 2012 and was not as a cruiserweight. Critics point out that Paul has not yet defeated a ranked hunter, with his only nod to such an achievement as his exhibition “fight” with the old Mike Tyson.

Parker was left of the latest WBA rankings and expressed his shock In an interview with all fights: “I got up in the morning and the first thing I saw that my news feed appeared was:” Jake Paul ranked no. 14 in the WBA. “I said,” That can’t be true? ” Because I am in 14th place through the WBA.

He continued and released his frustration about Jake Paul’s recognition: “For this guy (Paul) to come in and by being recognized by a sanctioned body in the WBA and then to turn and talk about fighting for a world title … he is nowhere close to being a world champion.”

Parker also made a daring prediction about a potential match with Paul, with confidence: “Four rounds. I have to give him a few rounds because he will be in shape. But if I hit him in the chin, maybe the first round.”

Parker added: “But all things with Jake Paul came to a point where he knocked on my door … And I am ready to end the entire Jake Paul Shenanigans. He has postponed a lot of junk and I am ready to rinse it. I am ready to end it all.