The winner of Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul has been revealed via a 3D simulation.
Joshua, 36, has not been in the ring since losing to fellow Brit Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium back in September 2024.
Meanwhile, YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul was originally scheduled to take on Gervonta Davis this month.
However, the bout was called off after a civil lawsuit was filed against Davis.
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This week, it was claimed that Joshua could now take on Paul, with both parties believed to be 'finalising a deal for a heavyweight fight on Netflix'.
It has been suggested that Joshua vs Paul could take place on December 19 in Miami, Florida, and the fight will be streamed live on Netflix.
While Paul vs Davis was promoted as an exhibition fight, it has been claimed that Joshua vs Paul will be a professional bout.
Joshua is bound to be Paul's toughest test since diving into the world of boxing.
The Brit is set to have a major size advantage and much greater boxing experience.
Ahead of a potential meeting between Joshua and Paul, a 3D simulation video has emerged on YouTube.
Perhaps to the surprise of many, the simulated bout went the full 12 rounds.
Paul was knocked to the ground by Joshua in the closing stages, but managed to survive the count.
In the end, Joshua was revealed as the winner via unanimous decision with all three judges scoring the bout 117-109 in the Brit's favour.
As per the simulation, Paul only won three rounds, with Joshua dominating from start to finish and scoring two 10-8 rounds.
In terms of the stats, Joshua landed more punches than Paul, 40% to 35%.
What has Jake Paul said about Anthony Joshua?
Speaking earlier in the year, Paul called out Joshua and also stated the Brit's biggest weaknesses.
He said: "I want to fight Anthony Joshua because I know that I will f*****g beat Anthony Joshua's a**.
"He doesn't have a chin, he has no skill and he's stiff. And I love you Anthony and we're friends, all this s**t, but I want to fight you. I will beat Canelo, I will beat a lot of f*****g people."
Topics: Anthony Joshua, Jake Paul, Boxing, Boxing News
Marcus Chan