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Something else that's unfortunate is the idea that Jake Paul might actually fight

Jervante Tank Davis.

This can't be real.

When it came up a couple of months ago, I was like, you know what?

I'm not even going to cover this because there's no way it's real.

There's no way they're really going to do that. Because it makes no sense. Why would you do that for him?

Outside of it, like, okay, you can look at it like an exhibition, which it will be, and we'll take a look

at some of the rule set for it. But Jervante Davis is one of, if not the best, biggest names at 135 pounds, and is an active in his prime fighter.

Don't, I don't want to hear this similar to Floyd and Logan thing because at that point, Floyd was retired.

Floyd had done all he needed to do in the sport.

Tank is still in his prime.

Still has multiple high level opponents that he needs to fight.

And you can say, oh, you know,

the Jake would be a one-off side-side quest. That's fine, but that just tells me that Tank

doesn't care about being a high-level champion in the sport anymore. It tells me that he's done

competitively in the sport. If he takes a fight with Jake Paul, it tells me he's done. And that's

unfortunate. Yeah, Tank has been talking about retirement.

But if he goes this route, it's almost certain.

Like, it's, it's, it's, pack it up.

It's over with because the fight makes no sense.

It doesn't even make sense for Jake.

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