Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley: Woodley will win this time (probably)

A boxing rematch between the blogger shaking up the martial arts world and former UFC champion Tyron Woodley will take place in the US on December 19.

The first bout ended with Jake Paul winning by a split decision of the judges. Tyron Woodley comes into the rematch on short notice (Tommy Fury was supposed to fight Paul but withdrew for medical reasons).

Jake is insanely popular, and his boxing business ideas are great. A smart guy who knows what the public wants and how to capitalize on it. A round of applause.

But he is not a professional fighter and fights like in our countryside discos. Does he win? An ex-basketball player, some rapper, amateurs like him. Ben Askren? Tyron Woodley? These guys didn’t look like themselves in bouts with Jake Paul. Yes, I’m going to insist. Ben Askren fought a different fight against Lawler than he did against Paul, and there’s not much to say about Woodley, though, I’ll say it anyway.

Tyron Woodley left a lot of questions for intrigue seekers in that first fight. Why didn’t he finish when he shook the blogger? Just hit him again while he’s floating around, and it’s a done deal. No, Woodley let him go. Woodley would let him go when Jake was getting tired, too. Yes, Tyron’s not much of a boxer, but he’s a professional fighter, a champion (albeit a former one), and he’s been through many wars. A lot more than that damn bully!

I’m not insinuating anything, but there are questions. And I stand by my point. Woodley is stronger than this American first-timer, and he’ll have no problem knocking him out if he wants to. I hope he does this time.

I want you to know that I’m thrilled about this fight. And believe me, I didn’t doubt it one bit. This bastard can talk a lot of crap. But when I was asked if I’d come on as a substitute, the very next moment, I said yes. This time there will be no doubts, no contradictions and no machinations. I promise you it will go to sleep.

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I am just going to leave it here.

This is the biggest mistake in Jake Paul’s short career. It’s the biggest risk he could have taken. Woodley trains all the time, and a fight with him will not be an easy ride. Paul has a very tough fight ahead of him against a major foe who has been preparing for a rematch, unlike him.

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But bookmakers still see Jake Paul as the favourite. Maybe they know something we don’t? Analysts are offering odds of 1.36 on the blogger’s win, while Woodley’s win is already 3.26.