Jake Paul has been left ecstatic after his partner Jutta Leerdam’s achievements at the World Speed Skating Championships.
Leerdam was in action at the event representing the Netherlands, looking to continue her haul of medals on the world stage.
Instagram – Jake PaulPaul celebrated with Leerdam after her medal haul[/caption]
She has had a hugely successful year and was backed by YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul who flew to Norway and spent the weekend watching her in action.
The pair were forming somewhat of a sporting power couple since they got together in April 2023.
Paul himself had huge success in a boxing win over Mike Tyson in November last year.
And the success continued with Leerdam scooping three medals at the latest speed skating tournament.
In her first day in action, Leerdam grabbed another gold medal in the trios event alongside Dutch stars Femke Kok and Suzanne Schulting.
On Friday she took a silver medal in the women’s 500m race, finishing narrowly behind Kok.
And in her final event, Leerdam also earned a bronze medal in the women’s 1000m race.
Paul celebrated as she completed the feat, becoming a three-time medalist and was seen embracing and kissing his partner.
The pair then flew home on Paul’s private jet that he purchased after beating Tyson this year.
And he posted a lovely message for his medal-haul winning partner on social media.
It read: “So proud of my baby 1st, 2nd, and 3rd this weekend at the world championships.
GettyPaul watched on as Leerdam won three speed-skating medals in Norway[/caption]
Instagram – Jake PaulHe then paid tribute to her on social media[/caption]
“She’s a seven-time world champion now. The hardest worker and the most gorgeous. You inspire me babe.
“Isn’t ironic how the person who is the most important athlete to a sport is the one that they try to tear down the most.
“Can’t relate because we don’t fly at all of your altitudes. I hope love runs the universe one day.”
Leerdam has had a hugely positive spell, and will be hoping to continue her form as she prepares to appear at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan.
Paul himself is planning to mirror his partner’s success at Olympic level.
And he hopes he can compete at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics in boxing two years later, so the pair can dominate and achieve new records.
“I think it is cool, I was thinking about it the other day. At the time you go to the Winter Olympics,” he said.
“That is when I am going to be fighting for a world championship. We both could potentially be world champions.
“Number one in the world together, and I think that might just be the first couple to do that.”
