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Boxing: Jake Paul clearly takes sides in the Ryan Garcia vs Oscar de la Hoya Twitter feud

The Twitter feud between Ryan Garcia and Oscar de la Hoya got Jake Paul interested in defending his fellow social media star. Even though he is also a promoter for multiple fighters, Jake has always taken the side of all fighters when they take a stand against abusive promoters. For many years, Oscar de la Hoya has been considered a villain in the world of promotion. His Golden Boy Promotions company represents multiple fighters but they don't treat everybdy equally. Plus, this Twitter war only goes to show that De la Hoya doesn't care about Garcia despite being his client. Jake Paul does prove a point when he mentions this specific detail about the feud.

At the end ofthe day, Ryan Garcia is the one who hired the promoter and he can switch at any given time. Even if De la Hoya is right about that hydration clause Ryan signed in order to fight Gervonta Davis, that is a delicate topic you mention in private meetings, not in public. These are Jake Paul's two cents on the matter: "I don't like seeing fighters and promoters argue online. These are the problems with the sport that WE all need to help fix and it's become all too common for this to happen but at the end of the day the fighter is the customer and the promoter is the one hired to help not tear down the customer. Not to mention the customer is risking his life in there. Always make the customer happy."

Jake Paul also spoke about possible retirement

During a recent 'Impaulsive' episode, Jake Paul talked about the home he bought in Puerto Rico that is worth an estimated $14 million. In his view, being retired by the time he is 40 years old is exactly the way he envisions himself. Also, Jake Paul wants to eventually become a full-time promoter and compete against the most important combat sports promoters in the world. Keep in mind that Jake not only wants to compete against boxing promoters but he also considers himself as one of the only people who can actually compete against Dana White and the UFC.

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Carisa Kissane

Update: 2024-05-21