Jake Paul's next opponent odds are out. After gently handling Mike Tyson for eight rounds in a prop boxing match, "The Problem Child" will set his sights on some other big-fish fighters. Could it be Canelo Alvarez or Ryan Garcia?
Let's see what we've got in the Jake Paul next opponent odds.
Jake Paul Next Opponent Odds
| Fighter | Current Odds |
|---|---|
| Canelo Alvarez | +350 |
| KSI | +500 |
| Tommy Fury | +550 |
| Floyd Mayweather | +750 |
| Conor McGregor | +800 |
| Gennadiy Golovkin | +1000 |
| Jorge Masvidal | +1250 |
| Ryan Garcia | +1500 |
| Nate Diaz | +1800 |
| Antonio Brown | +2500 |
Odds as of November 19
According to our odds calculator, the +350 odds on Canelo assume a 22.22% implied chance of victory. If you bet $100 on Canelo and that fight is booked, you'd win $450.
Why Is Canelo Alvarez Favored to Be Jake Paul's Next Opponent?
Since stepping into the boxing world, Paul has openly stated his ultimate goal: facing Canelo for a world title. While Canelo has acknowledged the ambition, he’s focused on bigger priorities at this stage in his career.
Paul’s bout with Mike Tyson, which shattered records in gate revenue, PPV sales, and viewership, brought more attention to the possibility. With Paul’s growing presence and Canelo’s star power, a matchup between them could potentially become one of the most lucrative and high-profile events in boxing history.
Money talks. Maybe it's enough to get Canelo in the ring.
Jake Paul Next Opponent Odds: Value Picks
Conor McGregor (+800)
While Paul has steam and eyes on him, he should do everything he can to get McGregor back in the ring. This fight would be a step up in terms of talent and could draw close to the same viewership as Paul vs Tyson assuming it is streamed in an accessible manner.
There's a good reason for McGregor to take this fight, too, as he's currently not in a UFC training camp and has no scheduled return to the Octagon.
Ryan Garcia (+1500)
Garcia is the next-best true boxing option after Canelo.
"KingRy" shared his future plans on social media recently, including a potential clash with Paul. First, Garcia aims to take on a kickboxer in December, followed by a bout seeking revenge for his Tyson.
Paul’s fight with Tyson at AT&T Stadium showcased a 31-year age gap, drawing criticism for its lack of competitive fairness. However, Paul and Most Valuable Promotions continue to generate massive attention, giving boxing a significant popularity boost despite the controversy surrounding such mismatches.
