By: Ujan Chakraborty
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The task of getting a tattoo of the booze company "Au Vodka" was given to Jake Paul. The company gave Jake a $250,000 financial reward in exchange for getting the tattoo.
Jake Paul followed through with it after an online poll in which approximately 90% of the fans awarded him a thumbs-up. Jake also joked that he would have done the tattoo without any money in exchange.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer, though, firmly refused to refund the cash.
Despite video proof showing Jake Paul getting the tattoo, the evidence does not seem to be enough to make believe the supporters. On February 26 in Saudi Arabia, Paul is scheduled to square off against Tommy Fury.
One supporter believes Jake's decision to get this tattoo prior to the match may not have been the wisest one. They therefore concluded that it might be a fake.
"Why would you do that if you're going to fight in two weeks? It won't recover," Some people have even questioned the tattoo's quality and the tattoo artist's professional background.
Several people went so far as to say there wasn't much of a struggle. In fact, the business paid Jake Paul to get the tattoo as a marketing tool. The post itself had about 150,000 likes, and Jake has a big fan base, so it was successful.
It confirms Jake's brand's significance once more. Jake might possibly be listed as a cruiserweight in the WBC rankings if he defeats Tommy in February.
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