We’ve all heard about Tana Mongeau’s microaggressions against people of color by now, and how she issued the angriest apology on earth for being legitimately called out, but there may be someone else on her hemisphere that has some microaggressions of their own, and they’re not being addressed.
Simply because instead of being a destructive mean girl, this person just comes off as a petty, trash talker. But is he really just that?
I’m talking about Tana’s ex, Jake Paul.
Jake Paul has challenged a lot of people to fight. Austin McBroom of the Ace Family vlog and former NBA player has offered to fight him several times, but he says that Jake keeps running from him. Thing is, I haven’t seen Jake really do anything besides taunt him about his wife, hasn’t actually scheduled a fight with this guy who is willing to fight him, he just stands off and talks crap about him behind his back.
But then he turns around and says that he would be willing to fight actual heavyweights in the ring, but the people he calls out all seem to have one factor in common:
Their race.
Unless I’m missing something, all of the people that Jake has offered to fight, are black men, who aren’t really known for stepping into the ring. In fact, his latest match-up was against a former NBA star, Nate Robinson, whom he did win against, but was that because he had an unfair advantage?
Jake has been training to fight for a year, which obviously gives him the upper hand in a fight like this. I’m not sure about Robinson, but he may not have been training for quite that long, although, since I don’t closely follow boxing, I could be wrong.
Jake talks a lot of trash but I haven’t seen him call out guys of any other race to fight, nor have I seen him call out any that were actually known for fighting. At least when his brother, Logan Paul, called out Floyd Mayweather, he called out an actual fighter and not someone that he would have an easy time against.
Jake, so far, has not called out anybody of any consequence. He said in a recent interview with the Verge that he wanted to start boxing actual pros, so I propose this:
Why doesn’t Jake Paul, just go ahead and get it all over with and call out Mike Tyson? I mean, he fought on the undercard at one of his matches already, so why can’t he just go ahead and call out the OG? Mike is what he aspires to, right?
So let’s see what the old-timer can teach the young pup, probably a valuable lesson in humility, I’m guessing. Seriously, seeing Jake Paul go up against Mike Tyson would be the comedic highlight of the year, it’d be like watching live-action version of One-Punch Man, only, I’m guessing with a lot more prison lingo involved.
Now, before I get ahead of myself, I’m not doubting that Jake Paul is good at what he does, but, his ego could take a little bruising. Especially if he’s calling out people to fight for the wrong reasons altogether. He’s young, and cocky, entirely too privileged, and needs a nice, cold, KO to the head to get his priorities straight.
After all, he believes COVID is a hoax and according to him he is a card-carrying Trump supporter, but political affiliations aside, he could stand to be taken down a notch or two. Getting into a fight to the finish with the OG might just be what he needs.
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