Jake Paul has shared a video from a hospital bed following his clash with Anthony Joshua.
The social media influencer turned boxer lasted six rounds with the former two-time heavyweight champion but suffered significant injuries due to the beating.
X-rays reveal Paul has a double break in his jaw.
Despite Joshua's slow start, the British fighter significantly upped his tempo after the first four rounds, eventually leading to two knockdowns in the fifth round.
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After piling on the pressure, the Olympic gold medalist landed a crushing right hand to knock Paul to the canvas in the sixth.
The massive strike left Paul spitting blood inside the ring as he conducted a post-fight interview.
He admitted he had a suspected broken jaw, which was later confirmed in the hospital.
The US influencer shared a video in a Jake vs Joshua T-shirt, shorts, white Nike socks, and trainers, lying on a hospital bed.
Jake Paul has shared a video from a hospital bed following his clash with Anthony Joshua
|He was hooked up to various tubes to monitor his condition after the brutal defeat.
In the clip, alongside his brother Logan, he played a voice-over quote from the film Ted, which said: "I’m a little f***ed up but will you take care of me forever and ever?"
The caption read: "Broken jaw guys thanks for all the support I’m ok."
A secondary post of the X-ray revealed a double break in two places.
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A secondary post of the X-ray revealed a double break in two places
|Logan then uploaded a smiling picture from the same emergency department room.
It read: “Proud brother of an absolute warrior, broke his jaw but can’t break his spirit."
Despite the humiliating defeat, fans flocked to praise Paul's efforts against a top opponent.
One wrote: “Come back harder champ."
Despite the humiliating defeat, fans flocked to praise Paul's efforts against a top opponent
|Another said: "Get well soon okay get lots of rest."
A third added: "You’re a brave guy, Jake, respect.”
A fourth said: “Warrior.”
Paul will now face a compulsory two-month boxing suspension after the knockout.
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