VIDEO: Jake Paul’s Savage Response to Reporter’s “Ring Boys” Question Is Going Viral

Jake Paul (Photo Via Netlfix)
It was supposed to be a celebration. Jake Paul had just pulled off something most boxing promoters only dream of: an all-women’s event at Madison Square Garden.

The lights were bright, the crowd buzzing, and the fighters brought the heat. But one question just changed the whole mood.

A reporter decided to stir the pot by asking about the “sexualization of women” during the event, specifically pointing to the ring girls’ outfits.

Paul didn’t take it lightly. What started as an awkward moment quickly turned into a heated exchange, and somehow, it ended with Paul dragging Kamala Harris into it.

Jake Paul Slams Reporter Over Ring Girl Question

The mood shifted fast in the post-fight press conference for the Taylor-Serrano 3 card. Paul’s business partner, Nakisa Bidarian, tried to defuse the moment with humor.

“Do you want ring boys?” he asked, laughing.

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Paul, not laughing.

“Bro, bro. Please shut the… stop. Just stop talking,” Paul said sharply to the reporter.

As Bidarian kept cracking jokes, “Send applications to be a ring boy to that young man,” Paul chimed in again.

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“Send it to Kamala Harris,” he snapped, adding an expletive for good measure.

No one expected the former Vice President’s name to appear in a boxing press conference. But Paul made sure it did. He didn’t explain why he brought her into it. Maybe it was sarcasm. Perhaps it was frustration. Either way, the moment exploded online.

And fans? They weren’t exactly siding with the reporter.

“That dude should have been kicked out of the press conference,” one wrote on X. “Cringe af.”

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Another user added, “Jake Paul haters and fans alike will actually agree on something here.”

“Who ever thinks of this question?” a third commented.

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The event broke records, hosting the most title fights on a single card. It streamed on Netflix, but the official numbers haven’t dropped yet.
Jake Paul (Photo By Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images)
As for the ring girls, they’re not going anywhere. Paul and MVP Promotions made that pretty clear. Fans love the energy, the pacing, the spectacle. And apparently, they’re not interested in changing that part of the show anytime soon.

Paul’s outburst might raise a few eyebrows, but in combat sports, it’s just another day at the office.