Jake Paul Ranked #14 — WBA Officially Stops Pretending It’s A Sanctioning Body!

The WBA just ranked Jake Paul at #14 in the cruiserweight division. He beats a half-alive Chávez Jr., and now he’s title material? F*** off.

The WBA’s been a clown show for years. Belts for everyone — super, regular, gold, interim — like it’s a raffle. Now they’re giving legitimacy to a guy who built his resume on corpses and cash-outs.

This isn’t boxing. It’s influencer marketing. Jake Paul brings clicks, and the WBA bent over for it. No shame, no standards, just desperation.

Real Fighters Get Buried

If you’re a real cruiserweight — fighting killers for crumbs, bleeding in silence — this should make your blood boil. While you grind in obscurity, Paul skips the line with a camera crew and a padded record.

He’s boxed journeymen and retirees. His fights are exhibitions disguised as competition. Yet the WBA sticks him on the rankings like he earned it?

It’s not about who’s the best — it’s about who brings traffic. Jake Paul is a sideshow, not a contender. And the WBA just admitted they’ll rank clowns if it sells.

Put Him In With a Real One — Watch Him Fold

Put Paul in with Dorticos, Ramirez, or any top-30 killer, and he’s unconscious in six minutes. That’s not hate — it’s reality.

Boxing didn’t trip here. It shot itself in the face. Letting YouTubers cut the line while real fighters waste away is how you kill the last of your credibility.

The WBA’s done. They didn’t just sell out — they threw the whole sport in the bin.

Jake Paul’s “Boxing Career” Highlights:

Beat AnEsonGib, a fellow YouTuber with no pro record.

KO’d Nate Robinson, an ex-NBA player with zero boxing experience.

TKO over Ben Askren, a retired MMA grappler with hip problems and no stand-up game.

Won a split decision over Tyron Woodley, a former UFC champ on a 4-fight skid — then KO’d him in a pointless rematch.

Beat Anderson Silva, 47 years old and well past prime, hadn’t been relevant in years.

Decision win over Nate Diaz, a fan-favourite brawler, but another MMA guy with no boxing base.

Lost to Tommy Fury, a Love Island celebrity with limited skills — and Paul still couldn’t get it done.

Won against Mike Tyson, 58 years old, inactive for nearly 20 years — a walking brand used as bait for PPV buys.

Beat Julio César Chávez Jr., a washed fighter whose best days ended a decade ago.

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