Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua: boxing, influencers and spectacle collide in Miami in pictures
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Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua: boxing, influencers and spectacle collide in Miami  in pictures
"A much-hyped fight between boxer-influencer Jake Paul and two-time unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua headlined a nine-fight card at the Kaseya Center on Friday night in Miami. Most Valuable Promotions, a four-year-old company founded by Paul and business partner Nakisa Bidarian, promoted the event. Yokasta Valle's fight with Yadira Bustillos for the WBC strawweight championship was the first of four women's world title fights on the card."
"Caroline Dubois, the 24-year-old sister of British heavyweight Daniel Dubois, clinches with Camila Panatta during their lightweight title fight. A Kaseya Center security worker shows off his tattoo during Friday's fights. Paul's fights have come under criticism from boxing purists, but they have drawn newer and younger eyeballs to the sport. Dubois dropped Panatta with a check right hook near the end of the sixth round of their fight."
The Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua bout headlined a nine-fight card at Miami's Kaseya Center promoted by Most Valuable Promotions, a company founded by Paul and Nakisa Bidarian. The arena nearly sold out its 20,000 seats, with ticket prices falling to as low as $31 by fight night. The card included four women's world title fights, including Yokasta Valle v Yadira Bustillos and Caroline Dubois v Camila Panatta. Spectators ranged from boxing purists to newer, younger viewers drawn by influencer boxing. Venue staff and security were visibly present throughout the event. Dubois dropped Panatta with a right hook near the end of the sixth round.
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