Paul has publicly advocated for a bout against two-time former unified world heavyweight champion Joshua, whose camp has not ruled out a possible showdown with the crossover star. Joshua has yet to return to the ring since his defeat to Daniel Dubois last year, and Paul has positioned himself as a prospective opponent for the 2012 Olympic gold medallist — even going so far as stating that a fight would happen at London's iconic Wembley Stadium .

While Paul continues his campaign to convince 'AJ' to face him in a blockbuster match, his former sparring partner Taylor believes such a bout would be a positive for the 27-year-old Most Valuable Promotions founder.

Speaking to CasinoHawks, who offer the latest casino sites, Taylor advised Paul to use his smaller size to his advantage against the heavy-hitting Joshua.

"Anthony Joshua moves well. Jake moves well. But Jake is a little smaller, so if Jake Paul's gonna fight Anthony Joshua—go for it," Taylor said. "Do it without regrets.

"Say that, 'I fought a world champ and a boxer who's a potential Hall of Famer.' Do it with no regrets, and have fun while you're at it. Win or lose—you’re having fun. That’s all that matters. It’s David and Goliath.

"But if you want to beat Anthony Joshua, you just gotta stick and move, big dog. Don’t sit there with him. Don't sit there with him. For the love of God, don’t sit there with him."

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