'Would need two maximum': AFL great Scott Pendlebury makes bold Jake Paul offer after 'terrible' fight
AFL legend Scott Pendlebury has taken aim at Jake Paul after his "terrible" display against boxing legend Mike Tyson.
The 58-year-old former heavyweight champion returned to the ring on Saturday (AEDT) to square off against Paul in a farcical eight-round bout.
Paul won the fight via unanimous decision, with many critical of his performance and failing to knock out a man more than twice his age.
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Among the critics was Pendlebury, an avid combat sports fan who has been vocal in his support of the UFC over the years.
Scott Pendlebury has taken aim at Jake Paul. Getty
Taking to social media, the Collingwood great revealed he only watched the first three rounds of Paul's win, before claiming he would love to take on the YouTube star.
"Watched the first three rounds," he said via X.
"That was terrible! Grab the money and run job.
"Jake Paul is a con job. I'd happily 'box' him for eight rounds. Would need two maximum."
Pendlebury is about to enter his 20th season with the Magpies and is regarded as one of the game's most respected figures, winning two flags with the club.
The 36-year-old did have some praise for the first-ever Netflix boxing card, admitting the Amanda Serrano vs Katie Taylor world title bout was the 'best he's ever seen'.
