Jake Paul’s anticipated return to the ring ended with a victorious win against Julio César Chávez Jr. after going 10 rounds. The fight took place at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif. on Saturday night.

Chavez looked completely uninterested in fighting in the first handful of rounds, allowing Paul to jump out to a big lead on the scorecards on the strength of his jab and body work. Chavez was so inactive that he landed zero punches in the opening round.

The cruiserweight bout, held on June 28, lacked the excitement and knockout spectacle Paul had promised in the lead-up. Chavez Jr. delivered minimal offense in the early rounds and only showed flashes of his former form late in the fight. Fans booed during portions of the match due to its slow pace and perceived lack of competitiveness.