Jake Paul is set to face Tyron Woodley this weekend in a boxing match. This will be the YouTuber’s fourth fight as a professional. ‘The Problem Child’ has already managed to ramp up an impressive 3-0 record inside the squared ring. He is looking for his fourth win against the former five-time UFC champion, Tyron Woodley.
Ahead of the much-anticipated bout, Jake’s older brother, Logan Paul has shared his prediction for the fight. The older Paul brother believes Jake will absolutely starch ‘The Chosen One’.
Jake is going to absolutely STARCH Woodley this Sunday. Fact
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) August 26, 2021
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“Jake is going to absolutely STARCH Woodley this Sunday. Fact,” Logan Paul wrote in a recent tweet. ‘The Problem Child’ last fought the former Bellator MMA and ONE Championship welterweight champion, Ben Askren, and earned a first-round T/KO finish in his favor. However, Askren is primarily a grappler and has never been known for his striking skills.
Woodley will be a major step up in competition for Paul as T-Wood has had some vicious knockout wins in his MMA career. It will be interesting to see how the fight unfolds when the bell rings this weekend.
What will a win over Tyron Woodley mean for Jake Paul?
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As mentioned earlier, Woodley is certainly a step up in competition for Paul. If he can manage to get a win and that too in an impressive fashion, fans will have to acknowledge the fact that ‘The Problem Child’ has put in the work in the gym to be called a legit boxer.
But, if he can actually starch T-Wood, remains to be seen. Woodley is a long-time student of sweet science. However, he hasn’t looked like his usual self as a fighter in his recent MMA fights, one might argue. So, which version of the former UFC champion shows up, might actually be a deciding factor on how the contest plays out.
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Paul and his corner are confident to get the W. A win will certainly put him in a spot to look for bigger opportunities.
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