It sounds a little less like Jamie Foxx's pitch-perfect take and more like a stoned Daffy Duck, but still. Say what you want about Logan Paul, but the guy's Mike Tyson impression isn't half bad. Meanwhile, as dudes better known for Fortnite bans get shredded and brawl in press conferences, those with skin in the boxing game are grappling with the possibility of a future where influencers have more opportunities than pros who've boxed their entire lives. Rest assured, these guys have years of beef with each other, imagined and real, and an honest-to-god desire to do what Jake Paul did to AnEsonGib to each other. Now, on June 12, we'll see the first card exclusively filled with wannabe Alis in Social Gloves: Battle of the Platforms, featuring a lineup of millennial YouTubers who’ll spar with intrepid, younger TikTokers at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium.
Doesn't do much, just pushes Jake's head to the side. He's crouching, bobbing his head back and forth, punching up at the dude four inches taller than him. We're in the ring, between the ropes, and two YouTubers are a minute and a half into their first pro boxing bout, desperate to avoid the second-worst thing that could happen to you in an influencer fistfight-getting knocked out cold-and the first-worst thing: being made into a meme.
Ali Loui Al-Fakhri, somehow, by the grace of all that is fair and good, dodges Jake Paul's right hand, which is very much trying to nail his jaw so hard that it flies clean off his face and into the ooo-ing and ahh-ing crowd.
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