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Andre August was announced as Jake Paul's opponent for Dec. 15 last month; he will be the first professional boxer Paul has fought after having previously faced mostly MMA fighters and former NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion Nate Robinson.

Paul is used to the news cycle. He's simply been one of the most famous people on the planet for close to a decade now, making his name on the now-defunct app Vine. He then turned into a YouTuber, then a Disney star, and now is a professional boxer who boasts more than 25 million followers on Instagram.

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Paul (7-1) faces Andre August (10-1-1) in an eight-round cruiserweight bout Dec. 15 at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Fla. The fight headlines MVP’s Most Valuable Prospects 4 and will be offered as part of the standard DAZN subscription package.

Paul has put fighting MMA stars behind him and is now targeting professional boxers. He sees August as a right step towards that direction.

A world champion. That’s what Jake Paul is determined to become. With a YouTube career spanning almost a decade and juggling multiple careers, he later found a calling in combat sports. After stamping himself as the influencer boxing GOAT, the American desires accolades from purists and a title strap. 

“This is my road to becoming a world champion,” Paul told MMA Junkie. “When I’ve said that and uttered those words, I think people took it as a joke or, ‘He’s just saying that to market himself or make himself a bigger fighter or ruffle feathers and get media headlines and stuff,’ but they didn’t actually think I was being serious. I’m dead serious. That is what I’m going to do and this is the step in that direction.

To achieve his dream, he clashes with André August this Friday at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando. While he endeavors to solidify himself as a ‘boxer,’ a win might not propel him on the championship route.

“We’ve done the big pay-per-views. We’ve generated $200 million in sales, and this is now taking a step back from like business, and MMA fighters, and big names, to just grow my experience, to stay sharp, to elevate my level of opposition and to fight real pro boxers who have been doing this their whole life. He’s more experienced than me, (has) more knockouts than me, (is) 10-1, a beast, and he’s going to come to fight.”

Despite only a three-year-long professional career, ‘The Problem Child’ has been vocal about his ambition of becoming a champion. “I’m a professional boxer and I want to be world champion,” he expressed. However, he has set a deadline for having the gold around his waist by 2026. 

As time runs out for him, will the internet star fulfill his promise, or does he need more time to get molded as a champion? It seems the case is the latter.

“The Problem Child” lacks in experience as he pursues gold, but the 26-year-old YouTuber-turned-boxer thinks his athleticism can carry him until his experience catches up.

Paul has done little to comfort his critics, who have blasted him for fighting done-and-dusted MMA stars. His wins against Tyron Woodley, Anderson Silva, and Nate Diaz prompt little confidence. The only time he met a real boxer, Tommy Fury, he dropped the bout on points.

While many believed Paul did enough to secure a win against Fury, he fell to 6-1. Therefore, to steer his career away from the image of a PPV magnet to a more focused and illustrated career, he decided to share the ring with more experienced boxers. It’s not business anymore. The 26-year-old deciding not to fight on PPV anymore results from this long-thought-out process.

“I think I could do it quickly because of my focus, my dedication, and my athleticism,” Paul said. “It turns out I’m more athletic than 99.9 percent of boxers in terms of running, jumping, weight lifting, squatting, punching power. But, what I don’t have that they have is the decades of experience.