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Daniel Cormier Warns Jake Paul Against Francis Ngannou Fight

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Daniel Cormier Warns Jake Paul Against Francis Ngannou Fight

Jake Paul earned praise for lasting six rounds against two‑time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, who had dispatched former UFC king Francis Ngannou in just two rounds back in March 2025.
After the bout, Paul celebrated the fact that he survived longer against Joshua than Ngannou did, and later revealed on his brother Logan’s podcast that he was interested in fighting Ngannou next.
⚡ Cormier’s Warning
UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier believes that would be a disastrous matchup for Paul:

Cormier, speaking on his YouTube channel, urged Paul to reconsider:

Despite once clashing with Paul, Cormier admitted he now respects the YouTuber‑turned‑boxer for his efforts in the sport. But he stressed that Ngannou’s raw power makes him a dangerous opponent for anyone, let alone a fighter still relatively new to the professional ranks.
🥊 What’s Next?
Paul’s ambition to face Ngannou highlights his desire to test himself against the biggest names in combat sports. But with Ngannou’s knockout reputation, many — including Cormier — believe the risk far outweighs the reward.

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