Jake Paul suggests Kamala Harris as ring boys destination

During the post-fight conference for the Katie Taylor versus Amanda Serrano boxing match, which took place at Madison Square Garden, New York, Jake Paul, co-founder of Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), faced questions regarding the inclusion of ring girls in an all-female boxing event. The event was significant in the world of women's boxing and notably set a Guinness World Record for the most titles on the line in a single boxing card. Amidst a heated discussion about the perception of women's roles in the sport, a reporter brought up concerns about the potential sexualization of women through the use of ring girls. This comment prompted a humorous yet pointed response from a member of Paul's team, who playfully suggested the need for ring boys instead. Jake Paul, seemingly frustrated with the line of questioning, urged the reporter to cease talking, capturing the attention of the assembled media with his straightforward demeanor. Ultimately, Paul responded to the ring boy suggestion by stating, "Send it to f---ing Kamala Harris," which alluded to sending applications for ring boys to the U.S. Vice President. The awkward moment highlighted the complexities surrounding gender representation in boxing while also showcasing Paul’s controversial approach to publicity and promotion. Following the match, which concluded in favor of Taylor, there was palpable excitement and discourse regarding the implications of women in sports, epitomized by the record-setting event. This engagement underlined Jake Paul's dual role as both a promoter and provocateur in the ongoing discussion surrounding female empowerment and visibility in the boxing world. His remarks, while humorous, also sparked dialogue about the responsibilities of promoters and athletes to present women in sports in a manner that honors their achievements and supports gender equality, rather than objectifying them.