February ninth will all the time be a massively vital date for Jake Paul and his fiancée.
Some comments made by athletes representing the USA weren’t the one reason that Paul was invested on this 12 months’s Winter Olympics.
‘The Problem Child’ can have transitioned into becoming an expert boxer over the past few years but he’s not the one athlete in his household.
While Paul will box again later this 12 months, his next outing contained in the ring hasn’t been his foremost focus to this point in 2026 as a result of a massively vital date that was on the horizon.
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Jake Paul and Jutta Leerdam get emotional after gold medal win in speed skating
The injuries Jake Paul suffered in his loss to Anthony Joshua were all the time going to maintain him away from the ring for an prolonged time period.
Nonetheless, the recovery period that he would want before planning his next fight wasn’t the one reason that fans wouldn’t see him back early in 2026.
Logan Paul shared that Jake could be focused on supporting his fiancée, Jutta Leerdam, on the Winter Olympics as she went for gold in speed skating.
The WWE star’s comments about adding an Olympic gold medallist to the family have now come true after Leerdam did just that on February ninth.
Beating out Japan’s Miho Takagi and her fellow Dutch competitor Femke Kok, Leerdam secured the gold by breaking the record that Kok had just set, with cameras capturing each her and Paul’s emotional reactions to the win.
Paul also wrote on X immediately after the win, “Juttttttttttaaaaaaaa. I can’t stop crying. You probably did it my love. Olympic Gold. God is great and so are you,” before adding in one other post, “We just witnessed some of the vital sporting moments ever.”
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The past 24 hours have been eventful for Jake Paul to say the least
Jake Paul’s comments in regards to the USA’s Olympic team weren’t the one thing that he needed to say a couple of controversial topic.
‘The Problem Child’ posted several explanations on social media as to why his scathing remarks about Bad Bunny by which he told people to boycott the Super Bowl half-time show were taken out of context.
These follow-up posts got here after Amanda Serrano had already responded to his initial remarks as a proud representative of Puerto Rico who fights under Paul’s Most Useful Promotions banner.