Jake Paul vs. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Live Results Round-by-Round, Ringwalks

Tonight, Anaheim’s Honda Center turned into a full-on boxing spectacle as Jake Paul made his long-awaited return, stepping into the ring against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The event kicked off with undercard action at 8 p.m. ET, leading up to the main event ringwalks around 11:00 p.m. ET for Paul’s comeback fight.

This boxing match is the crossover showdown of styles, hype, and legacy. And bro, we’ve got every round broken down for you, so you don’t have to scroll everywhere. Been watching it with you.

Event Overview & Start Time Details

The card dropped hotter than a Friday night house party:

• Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025

• Location: Honda Center, Anaheim, California 

• Undercard and prelims kicked off at 8 p.m. ET, with ringwalks pinned for 11 p.m. ET perfect for your late-night fight fans

• Streaming exclusively on DAZN, PPV price at USD 59.99 in the U.S., with it also available internationally

Jake Paul’s Comeback: What’s at Stake

Paul’s been grinding since that controversial win over Mike Tyson in November 2024. He’s sitting at 11–1 with 7 KOs, trying to break through into WBC cruiserweight rankings.

Standing across from him is Chavez Jr., the son of a legendary champion, with a 54–6–1 record and a former WBC middleweight title champ. This is his shot at redemption and relevancy.

Round-by-Round Results & Key Moments

I’ve got the official rundown from CBS Sports and MMA Fighting:

🥇 Round 1— 10–9 Paul

• Paul opened strong — fast body jab, then “he said some good right hands.” Chavez barely threw anything, mostly protecting.

🥈 Round 2 — 10–9 Paul

• Paul’s jab was sharp early, hit Chavez’s body and head. Chavez tried to strike but looked hesitant — like Paul kept him at bay .

🥉 Round 3 — 10–9 Paul

• Paul landed another left hook and a solid body shot. Chavez Jr. complained of a low blow but didn’t do much else.

MMA Fighting went live with the same read Paul was pushing, Chavez Jr. was circling and taking counters.

[Rounds 4–10] fight is still in progress, but early momentum is all Paul.

Ringwalks & Atmosphere

Man, this was more event than fight.

• Paul came in theatrical gold coat, pumped crowd, DJ blasting the whole show .

• Chavez Jr. walked in steady and silent, face serious old-school vibes .

• Crowd? Mixed. Paul got cheers and boos. Chavez was quiet his legacy brings love, but no hype.

Where to Watch & How to Catch It

• Streaming on DAZN PPV, global pricing varies:

  • USA: $59.99

  • UK: £24.99

  • Mexico: MXN 291 

• Main card starts at 8 p.m. ET, ringwalks at 11 p.m. ET, fight expected to hit around 11:30 p.m. ET

This Fight Is Historic

• For Paul, a win against Chavez Jr. could finally push him into legit cruiserweight rankings.

• For Chavez Jr., this is a shot to redeem, silence critics, and maybe grab a legacy 2.0.

• Fans get a weird yet electric mix: box-office spectacle meets family legacy.

Round	Paul	Chavez Jr.	Notes
1	✔		Sharp jab & body shots
2	✔		Paul controlled distance
3	✔		Left hook landed
4–10	🔄 Live	🔄 Live	Fighting now

Real Talk From Ringside

So far, it’s looking like Paul’s jab-heavy, distance game is working. Chavez Jr.’s veteran instinct is there, but it’s too slow, too predictable. Paul looks sharper, younger, and hungrier.

That said Chavez Jr. can land big, sudden shots. It’s never over until it’s over.

This is one of those nights: yes, it’s all hype but if Paul stays sharp, this could be his breakthrough. If Chavez Jr. snaps back with power, we could get fireworks.

References:

1. CBS Sports – Live round-by-round results and commentary

2. ESPN Boxing – Fight analysis, rankings context, and legacy breakdown

3. MMA Fighting – Live fight tracker and punch-by-punch updates

4. AS USA (Diario AS) – Ringwalk time, PPV pricing, and international broadcast info

5. DAZN Boxing – Official broadcaster and PPV platform for the fight