Jake Paul racked up his 13th win last night at the Honda Center in California, and while some fans booed, the numbers (and the body) are doing all the talking.

The fight? Dominated by Jake’s jab. The opponent? None other than Julio César Chávez Jr., a seasoned Mexican warrior with a name that carries legacy and legacy pressure. But Jake didn’t flinch. As ESPN put it, “Jake controlled large portions of the fight… against a listless Chávez.”

Chávez Jr., who’s never been stopped, was met with respect and resistance from Paul, who told the crowd post-fight: “He’s never been stopped, and he’s a Mexican warrior. I respect Mexican warriors. I respect Mexico, but I’m also a warrior and I came out on top tonight.“

Respectfully? He ate.

CBS Sports noted Jake is “improving fight by fight,” and honestly, you can see it. I don’t know if it’s the footwork or the fit, but something about him in the ring last night was giving. Sexy, sweaty dominance. Can I say that? I just did.

Sure, the crowd booed. But as Jake said with a wink: “All the boos are words, but actions speak louder than words.”

And the biggest action? A rumored $8 to $10 million payday. Meanwhile, Chávez Jr. is reportedly walking away with $2.5 million. So yeah, keep booing. Jake’s probably hearing it from his yacht.

This fight marks another notch in Jake’s belt following his massive November 2024 bout against Mike Tyson, a Netflix mega-event watched by over 65 million people worldwide. That fight made headlines. This one reminds us Jake’s not just viral, he’s legit.

Still, Paul’s not playing by anyone’s boxing rulebook. He’s carving his own lane, unbothered by tradition. You won’t always get textbook moves, but you will get a fighter with guts, a PR machine, and a goal.

“I want tougher fighters. I want to be world champion,” Jake told DAZN in the ring.

And let’s not ignore the glow-up, Jake’s not just winning in the ring, he’s winning in the shower too. His new men’s personal care line, W by Jake Paul, is giving men everywhere an excuse to finally smell good.

The line includes body wash, deodorant, body spray, and more; all vitamin-infused and actually affordable. So if you want to smell like a champ (or like someone who might bench press you), grab it at your local Walmart or hit up getw.com.

Oh, and Chávez Sr. (the Julio César Chávez) three-weight world champion and living legend, congratulated Jake post-fight. If that’s not respect, I don’t know what is.

Whether you love him, hate him, or want to secretly kiss him under the fluorescent gym lights, Jake Paul’s winning. And for better or worse, as Yahoo! Sports perfectly put it: “Like it or not, Jake Paul is the ultimate American success story.”