Boxing Fans Roast Jake Paul for Wearing ‘LED Shorts’ Against Tyron Woodley

Jake Paul is on his way to go up against the former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley. The pair will clash for eight three minutes rounds in a cruiserweight bout.

The ‘Problem Child’ is known for doing unexpected things. He already made an impact by bringing a robot to his fights. Besides bringing a robot, this time, he went on another level.

Paul put on magnificent attire, orange shorts with an LCD screen on the beltline. That LCD screen spells his last name on a loop while panning to the left side.

Even his elder brother, Logan Paul, was surprised by watching Jake’s attire. After seeing Jake’s outfit, the ‘Maverick’ was appeared to be saying – “Jake has an LCD screen on his shorts.”

Boxing fans react to Paul’s LED shorts

The ‘Problem Child’ sure knows how to put on a great show. But can he put on a great show in his fight against the former UFC champion Tyron Woodley?

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Can Jake Paul knock out Tyron Woodley?

Paul has had a total no. of four boxing bouts, one amateur and three professional. He has won all of his boxing bouts via T/KO, with all of his professional bouts ending early. So, it’s safe to say that the ‘Problem Child’ is a knockout artist having a 100% knockout ratio.

Meanwhile, Woodley is making his professional boxing debut. In his professional MMA career, ‘The Chosen One’ has claimed 7 T/KO victories. Fans can witness his elite striking game throughout his MMA career. However, Woodley is a type of fighter who usually waits for the right opportunity to connect a clean shot.

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Meanwhile, Paul waste’s no time and aims for an early finish. If ‘The Chosen One’ will wait around to land a clean shot, it’s safe to say that the ‘Problem Child’ will spell trouble for him. Regardless, Paul has a good chance of emerging victorious via T/KO. 

Can Jake Paul claim a stoppage victory?

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