No, Jake Paul did not win his most recent fight. He was knocked out by Anthony Joshua in the sixth round on December 19 or 20, 2025, in Miami, suffering a broken jaw in two places.

Fight Outcome

Anthony Joshua, the two-time heavyweight champion, landed a decisive right hand that ended the bout after Paul survived tough early rounds. Paul showed resilience by getting up multiple times, earning respect from Joshua post- fight, but couldn't overcome the power difference. This marked Paul's first stoppage loss, updating his record after prior wins like against Julio César Chávez Jr. in June 2025 (unanimous decision) and Mike Tyson in November 2024.

Post-Fight Reactions

Paul broke his silence after jaw surgery, calling the fight "fun" despite the loss and praising Joshua, though some insiders dismissed excuses about size and pressure. Joshua highlighted Paul's effort: "He got up time and time again... but he came up against a real fighter." Forum buzz and YouTube breakdowns debate if Paul earned respect or was outmatched, with viral clips focusing on the knockout's brutality.

Recent Record Snapshot

Opponent| Date| Result| Notes
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Julio César Chávez Jr.| June 28, 2025| Win (UD 10)| Unanimous decision; ranked #14 WBA 15
Mike Tyson| Nov 2024| Win (UD)| Record U.S. gate outside Vegas 5
Anthony Joshua| Dec 19/20, 2025| Loss (KO 6)| Broken jaw; first stoppage defeat 35

Trending Context

As of late December 2025, discussions trend around Paul's future—rematch rumors or a shift from YouTuber boxing—amid his history of building hype through social media. Earlier AI-fueled rumors of worse outcomes were debunked, keeping focus on the real KO. Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.