Hasim Rahman Jr. trashes Jake Paul's wins over MMA fighters, vows to end 'facade he's calling a career'

Hasim Rahman Jr. made it clear to Jake Paul that he doesn't respect what he's done in the ring.

Hasim Rahman Jr. is not impressed with Jake Paul’s unbeaten run in boxing.

Rahman Jr., the 31-year-old son of former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman, doesn’t put much stock into Paul’s 5-0 record given the type of opposition the YouTube star has gone up against.

Rahman Jr. is set to fight Paul, 25, in a cruiserweight contest on Aug. 6 at Madison Square Garden in New York. And he firmly believes he’s the only legit boxer Paul – who has wins over Nate Robinson, Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley – has faced in his young career.

“You ain’t fought nobody, you ain’t fought nobody,” Rahman said to Paul at Tuesday’s press conference. “Everyone you’ve fought have been their debut. I just fought somebody who was 20-0. (You’ve fought) champions in MMA, NBA champions. No boxers, no boxers. This will be your first loss.”

The press conference on Tuesday was full of heated exchanges, topped with a tense faceoff with both fighters. Rahman Jr. showed little respect for Paul and promised to put an end to what he believes to be a fabricated combat sports career.

“I’m here to end this facade he’s calling a career, so we’re going to see,” Rahman Jr. said. “We will (see). We’re going to see on Aug. 6 when Jake Paul falls. We’re definitely going to see that.”