Jake Paul, on hiatus since his victory over Mike Tyson on Nov. 15, announced his next opponent. He'll return to the ring with an 11-1 record (7 KOs).

After competing on the same card in separate bouts last July, Jake Paul and Julio César Chávez Jr. are set to square off against each other. Paul confirmed the fight is set for June 28 for the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA. The Ring's Mike Coppinger first reported Paul would face Chávez this summer.

Mike Tyson has been appointed CEO of Las Vegas-based cannabis company Carma HoldCo, which he co-founded. The announcement comes five months after the 58-year-old's controversial return to boxing, where he lost to Jake Paul in front of 70,