Jake Paul flaunts wads of cash from huge Anthony Joshua payday as he leaves hospital after KO

Jake Paul posed on his private jet with wads of cash as he enjoyed his lucrative reward for being badly beaten by Anthony Joshua.

Paul had his jaw broken in two places after being savagely stopped by former two-time heavyweight Anthony Joshua in Miami at the weekend.

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The influencer-boxer was taken to hospital immediately after proceedings were waved off, where he was forced to have surgery to correct the damage.

Paul was subsequently released from hospital after his recovery, and has flown home to Puerto Rico after the devastating defeat.

Despite losing, Paul was believed to have pocketed $70 million in the same vein as Joshua, an extremely big payday for what turned out to be a huge commercial event.

And he was quick to show that as he posed for a photo while sat on his private jet, looking relaxed despite his misfortunes.

Surrounding him were several wads of cash all over the furniture, while he also held a pistol.

There were other weapons on the plane in a bizarre flaunt, while he also smoked a cigar.

But it was clear he was very happy with himself, despite suffering from the injuries right before Christmas.

On the post, he then posted a picture of himself as a child, showing how he had come into fortunes and riches new.

He captioned the post: “The American Dream. Start yours today. Believe in it. Fail. Work. Fail. Learn. Fail. Don’t ever stop.”

Paul still believes he has won, and if it was to be is last boxing payday, he has certainly managed to earn a fortune from his squared circle outings.

Will Jake Paul box again?

It was a dagger blow for Paul, whose attempt to launch an assault on legitimate boxing was ended abruptly.

For Paul, it was a big step-up and despite being flattened, he can almost view it as a success with it having taken six rounds before the fight was over.

Clearly, Paul has no future at heavyweight given he was dwarfed by Joshua and looked completely out of his depth.

And many have now suggested Paul should now retire from the sport, having been given a rude awakening by the former Olympic medalist.

But Paul still believes he has a future, and reasserted his ambitions of becoming world champion, but at cruiserweight.

“Yeah, for sure [I want to keep fighting],” he explained.

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“We’re going to heal the broken jaw, come back and fight people my weight and go for the cruiserweight world title.

“I’m going to take a little break. I’ve been going hard for six years. I’m going to take some time off.”