Sam Darnold

It just was an annoying sport.

Now I've gotten down on it because the only time you get attention is if a Paul fights somebody like Joshua or Tyson or whatever.

And it feels a lot like these things are forced and weird and not real.

So Jake Paul earned $93 million for his last fight against Anthony Joshua.

That's insane.

That was on Netflix.

That is insane.

But you know what?

It's entertainment and people bought it.

That's well, but yeah, I don't know because how many Netflix subscribers do you think they picked up because of that?

Yeah, I'm not sure.

And that's a number that I don't have in front of me right now, if they even have that.

You know, Jake Paul is his own promotion company.

His company organized the fight, negotiated the Netflix deal.

He earns as the fighter, all of these things.

But I was way more interested because it felt real.

And, of course, there is like the, oh, my God, is he going to fall off thing?

And I'm sure they had some sort of delay, so it wasn't some horrible thing if it had happened.

I was way more interested in this.

Was there a net below him to catch him just in case?