VIDEO: Boxing News: A recent video of Ryan Garcia and Jake Paul has been making waves on social media, with many boxing fans talking about the intense body shots that Ryan landed on Jake during a game of “truth or punch.” However, it has since been revealed that the entire thing was a prank by Jake in that video and that Jake was never actually hurt. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSport.IN
VIDEO: Paul spits blood after getting body shots from Garcia
The video, which was titled “Ryan Garcia DESTROYS Jake Paul with body shots,” showed the two YouTubers engaging in a series of challenges, including a speed punching challenge, which Ryan won. They then moved on to a “truth or punch” challenge, where the loser had to choose between taking a shot or answering a personal question. At the beginning of the activity, they played a game called “Truth or Punch” where participants had to answer truthfully or receive a punch, but the punch was delivered to a padded area of the body. Later on, they decided to see who could withstand more punches without the padding, and during this, Garcia punched Jake Paul. Although Jake pretended to have been hit hard, he was actually fine and was just pranking Ryan.
Regardless of the controversy surrounding the prank, it is clear that both Ryan Garcia and Jake Paul are hugely popular figures within the world of social media and entertainment. Both have millions of followers on various platforms, and both have made a name for themselves outside of their respective fields (boxing for Ryan, and YouTube for Jake).
Well everyone was shocked at the beginning, but it is clear that both Ryan and Jake have huge followers who are invested in their every move. It remains to be seen what the future holds for these two young stars, but one thing is for sure: they will continue to make headlines and capture the attention of fans around the world. Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / For Combat News updates with InsideSport.IN
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