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Joe Rogan Has Seriously Dark Warning for Jake Paul over Life-Changing Consequences of KO
Joe Rogan cautions Jake Paul on the lasting mental and physical risks of boxing after his knockout by Anthony Joshua, urging him to consider retiring early.
- Joe Rogan warned Jake Paul about lasting psychological risks, urging him not to prolong his boxing career after Paul’s brutal knockout by Anthony Joshua.
- Anthony Joshua entered the fight as a seasoned former champion whose right hand delivered the knockout, underscoring how one decisive blow can alter Paul's career and health trajectory.
- Post-Fight footage and reports confirm Jake Paul suffered double jaw fractures, requiring surgery with multiple titanium plates and removal of some teeth by surgeons.
- Paul has remained upbeat on social media and plans a potential return in 2026 to pursue a cruiserweight title, while his camp insists he is 'focused on coming back' after healing.
- Rogan cautioned that depression, addiction and brain imbalances often affect retired fighters, emphasizing Jake Paul could use his wealth and fame to leave the sport while still in control and called boxing a `finite punch card`.
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Joe Rogan warns Jake Paul over potential brain damage, depression and addiction after Anthony Joshua defeat
Joe Rogan has issued a stark warning to Jake Paul in the aftermath of his defeat to Anthony Joshua at Miami's Kaseya Center last weekend.The 28-year-old American, who has transitioned from YouTube stardom to professional boxing, was outclassed throughout the contest before being dropped by a devastating right hand in round six.Officials immediately halted proceedings, awarding Joshua victory by technical knockout.Despite the loss, Paul remained …
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"That was real damage" - Joe Rogan warns Jake Paul about "the price" of fighting for too long after latter's Anthony Joshua loss
Joe Rogan recently shared his thoughts on the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua boxing match and warned the former Disney star against continuing to fight bigger opponents for too long.
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