![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/jake-pauls-sparring-partners-all-saying-the-same-thing-ahead-of-silva-fight/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/newspress-collage-20257608-1666976538655.jpg&description=JAKE PAUL'S sparring partner have been left all saying the same thing ahead of his fight with Anderson Silva, according to his coach. The YouTuber-turned boxer returns over the weekend in Arizona, in his first bout in ten months. Jake Paul in training for his fight with Anderson SilvaCredit: Adi Muhtarevic During his hiatus from the ring, Paul has continued to train non-stop in his Puerto Rico base. And he has benefited from top-level sparring against the likes of former world champion Chad Dawson, 40, among other contenders. Paul's head trainer BJ Flores claimed the feedback from the sessions have all been on the YouTuber-turned boxer's power. Flores told Yahoo Sports: "I'd say he is a prospect and someone to definitely watch out for. "Regardless of how long he's boxing, the one thing you really have to respect that he does have what very few people have, real punching power. "That's one thing like I said that no matter who's been in camp, Chad Dawson, Richard Rivera, who just arguably beat Badou Jack. "Every single person who has been in camp with him and sparred with him says this kid has real, real power. "He's somebody to watch out for regardless of his skill level. And you're going to see a much improved skill level on [Saturday]. FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS - BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERS "One thing you have to do with Jake is really be conscious of both hands. "People have seen the right hand, but the left hand is also strong and has been developing. "Everybody says the same thing: 'He can really, really punch.'" Jake Paul during his training camp to fight Anderson SilvaCredit: Adi Muhtarevic){kind=link}
JAKE PAUL’S sparring partner have been left all saying the same thing ahead of his fight with Anderson Silva, according to his coach.
The YouTuber-turned boxer returns over the weekend in Arizona, in his first bout in ten months.
During his hiatus from the ring, Paul, 25, has continued to train non-stop in his Puerto Rico base.
And he has benefited from top-level sparring against the likes of former world champion Chad Dawson, 40, among other contenders.
Paul’s head trainer BJ Flores claimed the feedback from the sessions have all been on the YouTuber-turned boxer’s power.