Tim says he watched Joshua’s last fight against Daniel Dubois, which ended in disaster for him as he was knocked out in 2024. That performance by AJ left Bradley with “cold feet” about Joshua’s chances.
“I’m going to put five stacks on Jake Paul. The odds are too crazy. That overhand right that Jake Paul got. It’s not a joke,” says Tim Bradley on his channelJake Paul picked to defeat Anthony Joshua this Friday.
Bradley showed a large stack of bills and talked about how he bet “five stacks” ($5,000) on Jake Paul to win. That’s a lot of money for Tim to bet, but it shows how much doubt he has in Joshua. Paul’s hitting power is world class. He is a cruiserweight with heavyweight power.
“Joshua is also getting into the light in the a**. I don’t think that’s a good thing,” Bradley said of AJ fighting Paul at a 245-pound catchweight. “He (Joshua) said: ‘It’s all about money.’ It is, but as you said, it’s a game to you. Jake Paul is all in.”
The catch weight is something that fans and the media have overlooked. Joshua was used to fighting in the 250s. This is not a fight Joshua can afford to be weakened because Jake is fast.
“I watched Joshua’s last fight against Dubois. I’m getting cold feet on this one,” Bradley said.
AJ was down four times in his loss to Dubois in 2024. The only round he wasn’t dropped was the second. The end came in the fifth when his coach told him to “roll the dice.” He charged at the start of the round and was promptly floored by a right hand from Dubois.
