How to Watch Paul vs Silva fight online (USA/UK/AUS)

Jake Paul VS Anderson Silva’s fight has everyone excited to see what the YouTuber has in store for them. Luckily for you, we have all the details about the event as well as the fight card. Fans had been waiting for Jake’s fight for a long time and after several cancellations for the event, the YouTuber finally confirmed his upcoming fight Paul vs Silva.

Jake Paul vs Silva is set for Oct. 29. The fight will take place in the Gila River Arena in Phoenix.

Silva has been a part of the industry for a long time and has been a legend in his own right. With that in mind, fans are eager how the event will turn out. Paul vs Silva will be available to watch on Showtime PPV. Details are incoming, but the PPV event is set to kick off at 9 p.m. ET.

WHERE IS THE EVENT TAKING PLACE?

The event will be taking place on  Oct. 29 at Gila River Arena in Phoenix, Arizona. The confirmation about the fight between Silva and Jake comes after YouTuber’s fight with Hasim Rahman Jr and Tommy Fury had been cancelled.

Due to these cancellations, Jake’s fight had to be rescheduled twice. Fans were not happy as they wanted to see him in action. Jake Paul vs Silva Fight Date UK

It also reached a point where Jake challenged KSI to a fight. However, KSI was quick to turn down his offer.

Who is Jake Paul?

You're probably aware of Paul, the social media personality who first made it big on Vine before moving across to every platform in existence. He's moved into boxing in recent years after fighting on the undercard of brother Logan Paul's viral boxing match with UK YouTuber KSI. He showed a talent for boxing and has been fighting ever since. 

Paul has also moved into promotion, co-promoting a huge fight between Ireland's Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, which was one of the biggest female boxing matches of all time.

Is this a fair fight Paul vs Silva?

Paul has been selective about his opponents to this point, which is smart. Every new fight is a step up in competition, but this one is unique for a few reasons.

Size is perhaps the most important. Every other Paul fight, until this point, has been against a dramatically undersize fighter. Paul has a fighting weight of 190 pounds, but in his last fight, faced off against Tyron Woodley, who in his prime in the UFC, competed at 170 pounds. 

Silva was the UFC's middleweight champion with a fighting weight of 185 pounds. Not only that, he regularly stepped up in weight to fight in the UFC's light heavyweight division. Arguably his best ever performance -- a spectacular dismantling of former champ Forrest Griffin in 2009 -- took place in this weight class, at 205 pounds. 

Unlike Woodley, Silva also has previous experience in boxing. Most recently, he's dedicated his focus to the sport, putting together some extremely impressive wins. Silva is also one of the most lethal strikers in MMA history.

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But Silva is also 47 years old. That's pretty old. Ancient in terms of combat sports. To be clear, he's not a normal 47 year old, but age is still a massive, massive factor.

I guess we'll find out how much of a factor in October.

Anderson Silva wants second Jake Paul fight but with exhibition rule change

Silva will tackle YouTube famous person Paul in his brand new boxing fight later this month, and the UFC legend would be open to touching gloves for a second time afterwards supplying it's miles in a kickboxing exhibition. Jake Paul vs Silva live

UFC legend Anderson Silva might be inclined to level a rematch with Jake Paul presenting it's miles a kickboxing exhibition.

Silva will take to the squared circle in his cutting-edge time out towards YouTube superstar Paul in Phoenix on October 29. The Brazilian has made a massive impression within the boxing ring having picked up victories towards both former global champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and Bruno Machado.

His today's stint in combating has seen him viewed as a hazard to Paul's undefeated streak, having retired from his hugely successful career within the UFC which sees him ranked as one of the greatest opponents ever. And although he will now not be capable of use any of his MMA competencies in this bout, Silva believes he can win in the boxing ring.

"I will no longer throw any elbows on him I won't need to I will go to win," Silva said while previewing his upcoming showdown with Paul on the Full Send podcast. "I will cross and speak to Jake and let's cross and do one more fight but allow's make it an exhibition. But allow's do it in kickboxing, you could kick me and I can kick you however I promise I might not kick you hard.

"It's difficult for boxers to enter MMA due to the fact they don't have wrestling. I cannot kick him in the face though I am disqualified, whilst the fight is finished I will say let's do a kickboxing fight and do one more. I am excited because the fight is coming and guys aren't beating me in schooling anymore."

Paul's conflict with Silva could be his 6th professional combat having overwhelmed the likes of former UFC stars Tyron Woodley and Ben Askren in preceding crossover bouts. However it will be very exclusive situations with Silva having shown his outstanding hanging potential no matter now being 47.

Paul has formerly teased a transfer to MMA himself which can propose he's open to a kickboxing combat if Silva changed into to offer him the risk. For now the YouTuber is targeted on his persisted boxing career where he hopes to turn out to be global champion in the destiny.

Silva has recommended within the beyond that he isn't carrying the flag for MMA coming into the contest, however Paul believes he's showing he isn't always frightened of the Brazilian legend. "He’s genuinely representing the MMA network," Paul said. "I think he simply doesn’t need that strain, maybe because even Tyron said the same thing. Silva vs Paul live coverage

"So he virtually is representing his legacy and all that. And the purpose this fight is occurring is because Dana White said I wouldn’t do it. So I had to check his bluff and prove to every body - consisting of him - that I’m now not frightened of Anderson Silva. So this is truely MMA vs. I bet myself.”