Jake Paul apologizes to his family after defeat to Tommy Fury

Jake Paul apologized to his family after losing to Tommy Fury, as shown in Netflix's 'Untold' documentary series.

Jake Paul's defeat to Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia earlier this year was met with an immediate apology to his family. The highly anticipated boxing match between the YouTube star and Fury ended in Fury's favor, with a split decision victory in Riyadh in February. The long-standing animosity between the two fighters added to the anticipation surrounding the bout.

Netflix recently released the latest installment of their "Untold" documentary series, with the first episode of season three focusing on Jake Paul, also known as "The Problem Child." The documentary provides a behind-the-scenes look at the lead-up to Paul's fight against Fury, showcasing his training and preparation for the match in Saudi Arabia.

In addition to the build-up, the documentary also delves into the aftermath of the fight. Following his defeat, Paul gathered with his team and family, visibly disappointed by the outcome. Sitting alongside his brother Logan, with his mother Pamela Stepnick and father Greg Paul in front of him, Jake Paul immediately apologized to his family for his performance.

Expressing his disappointment, Paul admitted, "Yeah, I just didn't fight good. I didn't like, capitalize on my moments, but it's all good. Sorry about that." His apology was met with reassurance from his loved ones. One individual responded, "Don't be sorry," while his mother chimed in, "Don't you apologize to us." His father echoed the sentiment, emphasizing, "Yeah dude, don't f****ng ... Jake, Jake, never apologize for getting in the ring."

Interestingly, shortly after his apology, Paul requested that his camera crew refrain from using that particular footage in any YouTube content. He wanted to ensure that it would be exclusive to Netflix's "Untold" documentary. Paul explicitly stated, "Can we cut that? I don't want any of that footage on YouTube. This is just for doc s*** with Netflix."

In conclusion, Jake Paul's defeat to Tommy Fury prompted an immediate apology to his family. The "Untold" documentary series by Netflix offers an in-depth look at Paul's journey leading up to the fight and provides behind-the-scenes footage of the aftermath. Despite his disappointment, Paul's family and team reassured him and emphasized that he should never apologize for stepping into the ring. Paul's request to keep the footage exclusive to the documentary further highlights his desire to control his public image.