Aries Spears & Vlad Argue What's Worse: Anthony Joshua Punch or Michael Jai White Kick (Part 11)
January 17, 2026
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Comedian Aries Spears and host Vlad recently discussed the aftermath of the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua boxing match, which saw Joshua heavily favored and Jake Paul suffering a brutal defeat with broken teeth and jaw injuries. The two then debated a fascinating hypothetical: would it be worse to take a punch from boxing champion Anthony Joshua or a kick from martial artist Michael Jai White?
Vlad argued that despite the power behind kicks, he’d rather face White’s kick than Joshua’s punch, citing Joshua’s immense strength and recent knockout power shown in Jake Paul’s fight. Spears disagreed, insisting that a disciplined kick from White would be more devastating than a punch. While both agree the blows would be brutal, they acknowledged the challenge in comparing the force of a heavyweight boxing punch versus a martial arts kick.
Their entertaining debate highlights the raw physicality in both sports and leaves fans wondering what’s truly more punishing in a fight.
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