Inside Jake Paul’s training camp for huge Nate Diaz fight as YouTuber reveals he’s in the ‘best shape of my life’

JAKE PAUL has shared a host of photos from his training camp ahead of his fight with Nate Diaz on Saturday night.

The YouTuber, 26, is looking to bounce back from his first professional defeat – which came against Love Island star Tommy Fury in February.

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Jake Paul has been working away in his training camp[/caption]

He has been sparring ahead of the Nate Diaz clashinstagram @jakepaul

Paul claims he is in the ‘best shape’ he has ever been ininstagram @jakepaul

Paul is looking to bounce back from his first pro defeat at the hands of Tommy Furyinstagram @jakepaul

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Paul also shared some pictures of him relaxing during camp[/caption]

He is taking on UFC legend Diaz, 38, who will make his boxing debut in Dallas this weekend.

And Paul has claimed he is in the “best shape of my life” as he prepares for the “biggest moment of my life”.

The 6-1 boxer posted several images of him in training camp, from sparring shots to him relaxing in the pool and chilling with friends.

And he added a lengthy message which read: “We’re just days away from the biggest moment of my life and I’m sitting here on the couch reflecting on these photos and thankful for the best camp of my life.

“We created so many amazing memories and trained harder than ever before.

“I’m in the best shape of my life, the best headspace I’ve ever been in, and have never been this focused.

“This Saturday will be war and I’m prepared to die for victory.

“I’ve been in the gym every single day since losing and this Saturday I’ll show the world how to come back from a loss like a f***ing warrior.

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Paul is set for his eighth professional fightinstagram @jakepaul

Diaz will make his professional boxing debut on Saturday nightAP

“You only lose once you quit BOYYY!!

“And on Saturday I will show the world that sometimes a loss puts you on the path you were supposed to be on. #PaulDiaz.”

Paul takes on Diaz two months before his YouTube rival KSI faces Fury at the AO Arena in Manchester on October 14.

Paul’s loss to Fury has pushed back a clash with KSI – a bout that would attract widespread attention online.

But the American internet sensation insists he is not bothered about losing to Fury.

He said: “It’s interesting that a loss can give you more conviction on what it is that you’re supposed to be doing and what you’re here to do. 

“It can actually reset you on a proper path and that’s exactly what it did for me.

“Now I’m feeling better than ever, stronger than ever, in the best shape of my life, best team around me and I couldn’t be happier.

“That’s why I thank Tommy, I thank Tommy for winning. It put my life in the direction that it was supposed to be before and that is such a priceless thing.”

Paul made his name as a YouTuber but has now turned his hand to pro boxinginstagram @jakepaul