Money lured Anthony Joshua to circus fight but he could really hurt Jake Paul / Donald McRae
The so-called Judgment Day will generate millions of dollars and attract huge ratings, but leave boxing a little more broken The unsurprising confirmation of “a colossal global showdown” between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua arrived on Monday morning with a dull thud. That grand description of an (…)
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