Jake Paul guarantees to purchase female fighter a automobile if she makes boxing history this weekend

Ahead of MVP’s women boxing card this Saturday, Jake Paul has upped the stakes for one in every of his fighters.

This coming Sunday, Most Precious Promotions will host their first ever MVPW card, and their first since signing a partnership with Sky Sports.

The all-female card features a double important event, one contested between Caroline Dubois and Terri Harper, with the WBC and WBO lightweight titles on the road.

And within the second important event, Ellie Scotney takes on Mayelli Flores for the undisputed super bantamweight titles.

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Jake Paul guarantees to purchase Scotney a automobile if she wins on Sunday

The 28-year-old has a flawless record heading into her clash against the Mexican on Sunday night, as she looks to unify the titles at 122lbs.

If she does successfully beat Flores, Scotney will make history by becoming Britain’s youngest ever undisputed champion of the four-belt era, male or female.

She would beat the likes of Lennox Lewis and Josh Taylor who’ve also accomplished the feat of undisputed status.

And before her clash, her promoter, Jake Paul, has upped the stakes for her fight, promising to purchase her a automobile if she makes boxing history.

Prior to her fight, Scotney told Paul that she takes two trains, a tube and a bus to get to training which takes her over an hour as she doesn’t currently have a driver’s license.

“So that you literally spend two hours a day commuting? How do you do this in camp?” Paul asked Scotney when he visited her in training.

“If Ellie Scotney becomes the youngest male or female undisputed champion in history this Sunday night, then I’m buying her a automobile. She just needs a license!” Paul said in a post on X.

Scotney is amazingly popular amongst British boxing fans as a result of her humble personality and her journey to becoming an expert boxer, having only turned pro in 2020.