“Jake haters incoming,” Fans blame ‘clickbait media’ for smearing Jake Paul’s name for undercard bout match-fixing investigation

Match-fixing investigation launched in Jake Paul-Andre August undercard fight, as reports emerge of a corner man betting on a specific round outcome between Yoenis Tellez and Livan Navarro.


“Jake haters incoming,” Fans blame ‘clickbait media’ for smearing Jake Paul’s name for undercard bout match-fixing investigation

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Jake Paul has made quite a name for himself in the boxing scene. Paul’s entry into the boxing scene from the social media influencer world broke barriers. It even made crossover boxing a significant part of combat sports. In his latest fight, Paul defeated Andre August in the first round.

Rampage Jackson recently speculated that August might have dived in the bout. MMA Media recently reported a match-fixing investigation in the undercard bout of Paul vs August. However, fans are not pleased with the use of Jake Paul’s name instead of the suspected boxers in the news. Yoenis Tellez (7-0) and Livan Navarro (15-2) are the suspected boxers.

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Tellez defeated Navarro with a 10th-round TKO. Allegedly, one of Tellez’s cornermen placed a massive 6 figure bet on the fight, going more than five rounds. Tellez has defeated his prior opponents very quickly. It was SportsDaily that reported the news of the massive bet on the bout.

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Nevertheless, all news outlets use Jake Paul’s name in excess in their reports, and it has not gone well with MMA fans. Paul’s upcoming fight is on the undercard of Amanda Serrano vs. Nina Meinke. Moreover, Paul also has plans to make his MMA debut in the PFL against Nate Diaz.

Fans react to clickbait news reporting of MMA media

Jake Paul is thrust into the spotlight, and not for the right reasons. This time, it concerned an undercard bout of the event he headlined with Andre August. However, the MMA media used Paul’s name over the names of the suspected boxers, Yoenis Tellez and Livan Navarro, in the reports.

Jake Paul name used by clickbait media (Image via: Instagram)

The ‘clickbait media’ actions did not go well with Jake Paul fans. The fans have stepped up to defend him. They criticized what they see as the media’s use of ‘clickbait tactics’ to damage Paul’s reputation. See below how the fans reacted to the news on X:

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Match fixing a serious crime in the combat sports world. If found guilty, the perpetrators face lifetime bans and embargo. UFC fighter and coach James Krause got banished from the MMA community for his part in an alleged betting scandal. Since then, the UFC has disallowed families and corners of fighters from betting.

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