Jake Paul gets roasted by MMA Twitter after Regis Prograis claims unwanted record in loss to Devin Haney

As Regis Prograis lost to Devin Haney and received an unwelcome record, MMA Twitter erupted in jabs at Jake Paul. Prograis’ defeat sparked a social media backlash. The opinionated MMA community jumped at the chance to make fun of Jake Paul, a controversial figure in combat sports who transitioned from boxing.

The online teasing demonstrated the swift and unrelenting nature of MMA Twitter, emphasizing how the site turns into a battlefield for viewpoints and responses, particularly following well-publicized bouts.

Regis Prograis registers unwanted record vs Devin Haney

Haney prevailed in the fight for the WBC super-lightweight world title, demonstrating his superiority as a boxer. Haney appeared unstoppable as soon as he found his rhythm, knocking his opponent out in the third round.

He outlanded his opponent in every round of the fight to win by total knockout and become the youngest two-weight world champion at the age of twenty-five. The punch stats also demonstrate how dominant Haney was.

In his fight with Devin Haney, Regis Prograis was faced with an incredible statistic: only thirty-six punches were landed in the twelve rounds, five of which were jabs. This performance set a new record for the fewest punches ever recorded by CompuBox in a twelve-round fight, highlighting Prograis’s notable difficulty connecting with Haney.

Jake Paul gets dragged into Regis Prograis’ lackluster performance

As Jake Paul showed his appreciation for Devin Haney’s boxing performance against Regis Prograis on Boxing Twitter, he unintentionally became a target of criticism. The Problem Child recognized Haney’s talent, but supporters took advantage of Prograis’s poor performance to disparage Haney. Paul was unintentionally targeted by the comparisons and criticisms of Prograis’s subpar performance that erupted on social media.

Fans who might have been trying to discredit Paul or were just having fun with some online humor, jumped on his congrats to Haney. Paul’s praise was met with criticism, as some seized the chance to draw attention to the perceived differences between professional boxing and the world of exhibition fights, for which Paul is best known.

The online conversation revealed the divided views that the combat sports community has regarding Jake Paul. Supporters were eager to mix unrelated incidents to further the ongoing discussion concerning the YouTuber-turned-boxer’s standing in the professional fighting scene.