Learn more about the Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz purse, which was hosted on Saturday night at the American Airlines Center in Dallas and ended with an unanimous decision win for Jake Paul
With his improved boxing, Jake Paul completely outboxed Nate Diaz and secured 98-92, 97-91, 97-91 victory to overcome his loss against Tommy Fury. Thanks to this win, Paul has improved his professional boxing record to 7-1 including 4 KOs. Meanwhile, Diaz suffered a heartbreaking defeat in his professional boxing debut.
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How Jake Paul performed against Nate Diaz?
In front of a raucous American Airlines Centre crowd on Saturday night, Jake Paul sent the intimidating MMA fighter Nate Diaz to the ground before winning by unanimous decision. Jake Paul, fighting a right-handed opponent while being a southpaw, managed to repeatedly damage Diaz with his powerful fists. In his professional boxing debut, Diaz discovered a method to modify his fighting technique as well. Beginning in the sixth round, he was able to make strong connections with his opponent, but it was insufficient.
Paul completely destroyed his opponent with straight punches and uppercuts, particularly to the face, and although taking some heavy blows himself, he was still able to demonstrate his improvement as a boxer. Paul also experienced times when exhaustion came dangerously close to winning him over. However, the desire to defeat his fourth MMA opponent and minimize the setback he suffered against Tommy Fury drove him to use all of his available energy.
How much will Jake Paul and Nate Diaz earn from this fight?
Although specific purse amounts haven’t been confirmed, various rumors indicate that Paul might make up to $2 Million. Meanwhile, Diaz is expected to receive a guaranteed $500,000—which, coincidentally, is more than he received in his most recent UFC match against Tony Ferguson. Paul received $2 Million for defeating Tyron Woodley in 2021, and more recently, $1.5 Million for defeating former UFC champion Anderson Silva. Additionally, it has been suggested that Paul’s total bout earnings, including PPV shares, might reach $10 Million.