Jake Paul has compared himself to Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather in a big claim ahead of his fight against Tyron Woodley.
Paul resumes his budding boxing career against former UFC champion Woodley on Sunday.
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And he's talked himself up ahead of his fourth professional outing, saying he's this generation's Ali, Tyson and Mayweather.
Speaking to Brian Custer, he said: "I am on a trajectory to become the biggest prizefighter in the world.
"For the kids, I look like Mike Tyson, your grandpa had Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson, your dad had Floyd Mayweather, this generation has Jake Paul."
Paul's opponent, Woodley, provides a huge step up in competition from the likes of Nate Robinson and Ben Askren.
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But 'The Problem Child' insists he will beat 'The Chosen One' and claims his boxing venture is not a gimmick.
He added: "People still think this is a gimmick. So, after this fight I think they'll understand that this is the real deal, kudos to this kid because he's a real fighter, which I am.
"I take this more seriously than a lot of real pro fighters do because the chip on my shoulder is shoulder, it's a chip on shoulder, my knee, my head, I'm p***ed off for greatness.
"I want this more than most pro fighters do, I go in there I spar three people at a time and they'll get out and take their wraps off and take their shoes off.
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"I jump out of the ring and do abs, I do neck, I hit the bag some more, I jump on the speed bag and then I run home after, two miles.
"So, people will see, they'll see the hard work that I've been putting in."
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