Jake Paul knocked Nate Robinson out cold in the second round of a rather bizarre fight on Mike Tyson’s undercard with Snoop Dogg on commentary.

The YouTuber had his second professional fight on the same Triller show as Iron Mike’s comeback exhibition against Roy Jones Jr in November 2020.

Jake Paul caught everyone’s attention with the knockout of Nate RobinsonJoe Scarnici

His next, and arguably biggest, fight will be live on talkSPORT when he takes on Tommy FuryGetty

Paul had previously KOd fellow YouTuber AnEsonGib in his pro debut, which came after a white collar win over Deji.

Looking to continue his professional progression, he took on pro athlete Robinson on a wild Triller PPV.

The fight began in quite farcical fashion as Robinson bum-rushed Paul and then continuously charged at his opponent, swinging wildly but failing to land clean.

Paul made him pay for his recklessness towards the end of the round as a counter right floored Robinson.

He made it back to his feet and survived the round, but complained the shot hit him on the back of the head.

As it turned out, the end was nigh regardless.

Robinson was down for a while, but recovered after receiving medical attention

Paul found another big right hand to send Robinson back to the canvas midway through round two.

A seemingly long count from the referee saw Robinson back to his feet and somehow allowed to continue despite not appearing to have his full wits about him.

The inevitable then happened as Paul landed one final huge right hand to flatten Robinson and secure the KO.

Robinson was knocked cold and needed medical attention, but eventually made it to his stool.

Tyson and Jones Jr made major headlines with their exhibitionJoe Scarnici/Triller

Snoop’s commentary stole the headlines as he yelled after the first knockdown: “Oh my God! “Lord have mercy! Oh Jesus!”

He then began choral singing while Robinson got back to his feet: “Take my hand, lead me home, let me stand.”

When the end came in round two, Snoop added: “Goodnight, Irene. Oh Lord! Call the ambulance!”

He then uttered the memorable line when watching Tyson and Jones scrap.

Snoop Dogg was on commentaryJoe Scarnici

“This s*** is like two of my uncles fighting at the barbecue,” he joked, which brought laughs from his co-commentators and many more at home.

He will sadly not be on commentary for Paul’s upcoming fight against Tommy Fury, which is live on talkSPORT on Sunday night.

At the post-fight press conference, Paul received support from Tyson, who explained that people like the young American are good for the sport.

“They help boxing so much; boxing owes these YouTube boxers some kind of respect.

“They should give them some belts because these guys make boxing alive. Boxing was pretty much a dying sport, UFC was kicking our butt.

“Now we got these YouTube boxers, with 25million views. Boxing is going back thanks to the YouTube boxers.”

​Jake Paul knocked Nate Robinson out cold in the second round of a rather bizarre fight on Mike Tyson’s undercard with Snoop Dogg on commentary.

The YouTuber had his second professional fight on the same Triller show as Iron Mike’s comeback exhibition against Roy Jones Jr in November 2020.

Jake Paul caught everyone’s attention with the knockout of Nate RobinsonJoe Scarnici

His next, and arguably biggest, fight will be live on talkSPORT when he takes on Tommy FuryGetty

Paul had previously KOd fellow YouTuber AnEsonGib in his pro debut, which came after a white collar win over Deji.

Looking to continue his professional progression, he took on pro athlete Robinson on a wild Triller PPV.

The fight began in quite farcical fashion as Robinson bum-rushed Paul and then continuously charged at his opponent, swinging wildly but failing to land clean.

Paul made him pay for his recklessness towards the end of the round as a counter right floored Robinson.

He made it back to his feet and survived the round, but complained the shot hit him on the back of the head.

As it turned out, the end was nigh regardless.

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Robinson was down for a while, but recovered after receiving medical attention

Paul found another big right hand to send Robinson back to the canvas midway through round two.

A seemingly long count from the referee saw Robinson back to his feet and somehow allowed to continue despite not appearing to have his full wits about him.

The inevitable then happened as Paul landed one final huge right hand to flatten Robinson and secure the KO.

Robinson was knocked cold and needed medical attention, but eventually made it to his stool.

Tyson and Jones Jr made major headlines with their exhibitionJoe Scarnici/Triller

Snoop’s commentary stole the headlines as he yelled after the first knockdown: “Oh my God! “Lord have mercy! Oh Jesus!”

He then began choral singing while Robinson got back to his feet: “Take my hand, lead me home, let me stand.”

When the end came in round two, Snoop added: “Goodnight, Irene. Oh Lord! Call the ambulance!”

He then uttered the memorable line when watching Tyson and Jones scrap.

Snoop Dogg was on commentaryJoe Scarnici

Snoop Dogg Calling The Mike Tyson Vs Roy Jones Fight is a whole legend. “ It’s Like Two Uncles Fighting At A Barbecue” . pic.twitter.com/NmSuXsKR40— VideoMixtape.com (@VideoMixtape_) November 29, 2020

“This s*** is like two of my uncles fighting at the barbecue,” he joked, which brought laughs from his co-commentators and many more at home.

He will sadly not be on commentary for Paul’s upcoming fight against Tommy Fury, which is live on talkSPORT on Sunday night.

At the post-fight press conference, Paul received support from Tyson, who explained that people like the young American are good for the sport.

“They help boxing so much; boxing owes these YouTube boxers some kind of respect.

“They should give them some belts because these guys make boxing alive. Boxing was pretty much a dying sport, UFC was kicking our butt.

“Now we got these YouTube boxers, with 25million views. Boxing is going back thanks to the YouTube boxers.”

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