Jake Paul to Compete in 2028 Olympics

In the wake of the American boxers' underwhelming performance at the Paris Olympics, professional boxer Jake Paul expressed his disappointment but also his determination to showcase his skills at the upcoming Summer Games in Los Angeles in 2028. Paul, who will be 31 by then, emphasized his eagerness to secure a gold medal for Team USA, stating, "I’m sick and tired of waiting around." He noted that the structure of Olympic boxing, where only semifinalists earn bronze medals, has motivated him to extend his boxing career. While Paul looks ahead to the Olympics, he acknowledged the achievements of fellow American boxer Jones, who secured a bronze medal, and Jahmal Harvey, who narrowly missed out on a medal in the featherweight division after losing in the quarterfinals. Paul’s professional boxing career has seen him win all but one of his bouts as a cruiserweight, showcasing his potential as a serious contender. Before focusing on the Olympics, Paul is preparing for a highly anticipated bout with boxing legend Mike Tyson. Originally scheduled for July, the fight was postponed due to Tyson's health issues. Paul remains optimistic, stating, "I’m ready whenever you are," and expressed that the fight could have a significant impact on the boxing world. As Paul gears up for both his professional fight and the Olympic challenge, he remains committed to making a mark in the sport and bringing glory to American boxing.