Anthony Joshua will face the American YouTuber in an eight round match which will be broadcast live on the streaming platform.
Briton Joshua said he will "stamp all over" Jake Paul and "break" the American as the combatants confronted each other to promote the upcoming heavyweight fight.
Ex two time unified heavyweight champion Joshua battles social media star turned fighter Jake Paul - in what is, on paper, a huge disparity - at Miami Kaseya Center on 19 December.
"I plan to damage his features and damage his physique. I aim to demonstrate my superiority," the British boxer, 35, declared.
"I plan to overwhelm him. That's how fighters think.
"I will seriously aim to hurt him. That's my goal."
Despite such comments, a composed Anthony Joshua and internet personality Jake Paul - typically recognized for his theatrics - shared friendly words and kept it respectful with each other.
Paul rather criticized former Joshua's opponent Francis Ngannou and labeled him "a joke" after Ngannou declined a bout proposal.
Anthony Joshua, in the meantime, took aim at British rival Tyson Fury - and declined a large bet 'The Gypsy King' claims he will make on a Paul victory.
"[Paul] outshines Tyson Fury - he's actually sitting here," Joshua commented.
"I acknowledge that."
In spite of stating he plans to hurt Jake Paul, Anthony Joshua refused to comment unfavorably about his opponent's boxing ability.
"Jake Paul is a credible opponent," he said.
Jake Paul - who originally gained popularity on the Disney Channel - has mainly fought mixed martial artists or faded names since becoming pro.
He lost to Briton Tommy Fury in last year.
Nevertheless, the inexperienced fighter remains one of the sport's largest commercial attractions, consistently making massive paydays.
The 28-year-old forecast a stoppage in round four or five and asserted he would stop the much-anticipated Joshua–Fury fight, which is allegedly in the works for 2026.
"It's going to be me versus Tyson Fury next year," Paul stated.
As the two fighters participated in the usual stare-down, with their physical disparity evident, it emphasized just how unlikely this complete situation is - and how astonishing it is that the fight is actually proceeding.
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