"But he’s the 'face' of boxing," "That desperate to sell PPV?" - Fans react to Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry tickets offered in buy-one-get-one deal

Fans reacted to the report of Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry tickets being offered with a buy-one-get-one deal. Paul and Perry are two of the most notable names in the influencer boxing and bare-knuckle fighting circuits, respectively and fans raised questions about their drawing power in light of the recent report.

Paul vs. Perry is scheduled to take place at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida on July 20. The meeting was booked on short notice after Paul's scheduled fight against boxing legend Mike Tyson was postponed due to the latter's health scare.

A recent post on IFN Boxing's X handle claimed that the tickets to Paul vs. Perry are offered with a buy-one-get-one deal.

"The Jake Paul vs Mike Perry boxing event is apparently offering a special offer where you buy one ticket and get one free."

Fans took to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts, with some implying that the event might under-perform in terms of pay-per-view buys:

"But he’s the “face” of boxing," @shuggieboy09 commented.

That desperate to sell PPV? Streameast got me," @OGNickgurr commented.

"This is crazy. They’ve fell off," @DB_Editz06 commented.

"Imagine how the ppv sales are going to go if they cant even sell tickets," @Tony33uk commented.

"Still no thanks," @JJGOATSEEKER2 commented.

"Not shocking at all tbh the promotion hasn’t been that great," @Imrans08 commented.

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Jake Paul predicts the outcome of the Mike Perry fight

Jake Paul confirmed the Mike Perry fight in a YouTube video. Perry is known for his aggressive fighting style and many consider him a difficult challenge for Paul.

'The Problem Child' admitted that fighting Perry was a risky move that would jeopardize his big payday against Mike Tyson if he lost. However, he still went on to give a bold prediction for the fight:

“My official prediction for the fight - Three rounds or less. Calling it now. These guys can’t hang with me, nobody’s really been able to see my skill from the past year. I’ve had new coaches, development has gone f***ing amazing, and I’m excited to put on a performance July 20.”

Check out Jake Paul's comments below (4:26):

The last knockout loss of Perry's career came against Geoff Neal in 2019 due to a head kick. He has been undefeated since transitioning to bare-knuckle fighting and defeated Thiago Alves by first-round knockout in his last outing.