Jake Paul brutally KOs Nate Robinson and Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand asks ‘has Nate woke up yet?!’

Rio Ferdinand jokingly asked if Nate Robinson had woken up yet after he was brutally knocked out by Jake Paul on Sunday morning.

The American floored his ex-NBA star foe with a thunderous KO to move to 2-0 as a professional boxer.

Jake Paul knocked out his opponent in the second round

Paul scored an illegal knockdown in the first round, before putting in a relentless performance in the second round to floor Robinson twice with some monstrous right hands which landed in quick succession.

The ex-NBA ace had to be helped to his feet by medical staff, but Manchester United legend Ferdinand later made fun of Robinson.

The United icon wrote: “Guys…..has Nate woke up yet?!”

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Paul’s performance resulted in much criticism directed at the referee in Los Angeles.

Ex-boxer Richie Woodhall watched Paul in the BT Sports studio and criticised the ref’s showing.

“You can’t play at boxing. The referee had a stinker,” he said. “That is the sort of fight where someone gets hurt because of the referee.”

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