Jake Paul handed ‘indefinite’ boxing ban after Anthony Joshua defeat

He had some teeth removed after the bout

The American suffered his second loss in his professional career of 14 matches in Miami last year.

The fight was stopped following Joshua’s powerful right-hand on Paul’s chin in round six, and the latter then confirmed he that he had suffered a double jaw break.

He also had some teeth removed and titanium plates fitted, while he said that he was struggling to sleep and could only consume liquids.

“I got four plates in my jaw, but that’s part of the sport. The healing process has been a little bit tough”, he told DAZN in a recent update.

“The healing process has been a little bit tough. I’m a little bit tired, it’s hard to sleep, I go onto the pillow, and then my jaw twerks up to the left, and I wake up so. It’s all part of the sport, and it was an amazing night, and I learned a lot, gained a lot of experience, and we’re moving onto more fights this year.”

‘The Problem Child’ dropped out of the WBA’s cruiserweight rankings following the loss, and has now been dealt more bad news just over two weeks after the bout.

The Florida Athletic Commission confirmed on Sunday that Paul headed a list of fighters who have received medical suspensions following the December 19 card, as reported by MMA Fighting.

While 30-day suspensions are used when a fighter loses by “technical knockout, technical draw, or disqualification, shall be automatically suspended for a period of time to be determined by the physician or commission representative, or 30 calendar days after the date of the technical knockout, technical draw, or disqualification, whichever is longer”.

It is not clear when Paul, 28, will be cleared to return to action.