In an unapologetic and blunt response to a reporter's ridiculous question, UFC fighter Jake Paul fired back at a reporter's critique of "sexualization" in women's boxing by invoking former Vice President Kamala Harris. Paul's fiery retort was a bold stand against the latest overreach of woke culture into sports. He swiftly reminded everyone that if they are going to police female athletes for their attire or image, they should at least be consistent and scrutinize every public figure under the same lens.
Following Friday night’s all-female boxing event at Madison Square Garden, a reporter raised concerns about the presence of ring girls, suggesting they contributed to the "sexualization of women." In response, Most Valuable Promotions co-founder Nakisa Bidarian sarcastically asked if the reporter preferred "ring boys" instead. When the reporter mentioned that some people had suggested it, Paul became visibly irritated and told him to stop talking. Bidarian then joked that anyone interested in becoming a ring boy should send their application to the reporter. Paul added sharply, “Send it to f***ing Kamala Harris,” making his frustration with the question clear.
Harris repeatedly positioned herself as a champion of woke culture during her time in office, often embracing progressive talking points that many Americans find overly politically correct. She consistently used race and gender as primary lenses for policymaking and prioritized identity, and has been known to echo calls that focus on “systemic racism” and “white privilege."
Sports reporter is upset there are hot ring girls at boxing matches, asks why they are there. Things go off the rails. Eventually Jake Paul says to ask Kamala Harris. Enjoy. Also, most sports media members are woke losers: pic.twitter.com/rvwUeWbcGv
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) July 12, 2025