Aussie Boxer Ebanie Bridges Questions Jake Paul's Boxing Knowledge, She's Absolutely Rinsed Him

Ebanie Bridges has gone to town on YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, completely ridiculing him by outwardly questioning his knowledge of the sport.

The Australian was on hand to give Paul a little lesson in boxing, reminding him of just why Katie Taylor came out on top against his fighter Amanda Serrano - and fans in the comments section appeared to love it.

Despite getting wobbled early on, Taylor soldiered on to secure a historic split decision victory over Serrano in what will go down as one of the biggest and best bouts ever witnessed in women's boxing.

But Serrano's promoter Paul, in typical fashion, was quick to question the judges' decision, even taking to social media shortly after Taylor had her hand raised to say that his client was "robbed".

"Amanda Serrano out landed Katie Taylor in landed punches both to the body and head," Paul tweeted.

"Men lie. Women lie. Numbers don't."

Bridges was one of the many people who was quick to remind Paul that simply landing more strikes than your opponent doesn't hand you a victory.

"Ahh no Jake, I'm sorry but it don't work like this," Bridges replied.

"If boxing was just judged on total punches landed at end of fight we wouldn't need judges, just a tally.

"This post shows how little you know about boxing and I actually like what you're doing for women's boxing, but no, this post is casual asf."

While some Paul super-fans were quick to come out to bat for him, others praised Bridges for speaking up.

One tweeted: "Well said. He is very confused!"

While another added: "Nailed it. I also like what he's doing for women's boxing, but you're exactly right. Number of punches landed rarely sways me more than the quality of the punches, the ring generalship, the damage done... like, this is the actual scoring difference between amateurs and pros."

Bridges has emerged as one of the very best in business, most recently silencing her critics with an impressive victory over Maria Cecilia Roman to clinch the IBF women's bantamweight title.

In the past, some critics have questioned her ability inside the ring, claiming that her popularity is simply because she chooses to wear lingerie during her weigh-ins.

But if there was any doubts about her skillset, the 'Blonde Bomber' put those to bed by becoming world champion in emphatic fashion.