“I Am Not Responsible for Any of This”- Kamaru Usman Trolls Tyron Woodley After His Humiliating Loss Against Jake Paul

On Saturday night, the former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley suffered the most humiliating defeat of his career. ‘The Chosen One’ took on YouTuber Jake Paul on his second outing in the boxing arena. However, the retired MMA legend took a perfect right hand to the face and fell flat on the mat in the sixth round of the bout. Notably, he faced the YouTuber in his boxing debut as well, but he suffered the same fate previously as well.

As every action demands a reaction, many of his MMA colleagues reacted to the former champion’s loss. Some, like Justin Gaethje, requested ‘The Chosen One’ to shut Paul’s mouth before the bout.

Whereas others like ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ trolled him after his defeat. Former rival Kamaru Usman took to Twitter to take a dig at Woodley’s loss.

He Tweeted, “I am not responsible for any of this!!!”

Usman wrote this because some of Woodley’s fans have blamed him for causing his downfall. As Woodley could not win any match across all formats of combat after his unsuccessful title defense against Usman. The duo fought back in 2019 at UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith, which was Usman’s first title shot. ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ dominated the match to take the welterweight strap home.

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Tyron Woodley laments his loss 

After his loss to Jake Paul, the MMA legend decided to send an emotional message to his fans from the post-fight interview podium. He was beaten up and frustrated by his loss. ‘The Chosen One’ analyzed his moves and reflected on his choices.

“I told you guys, I was in shape, I told you I was ready to fight, I told you I was coming and told you I was in a better shape than he was and you know I did that tonight.”

“So, I went back and looked at it and I’m like ‘Why the f**k did I drop my hand,’ I would have both hands up, I was right, I knew it was coming, I was ready to block overhand and I don’t know if he delayed it, even if he didn’t delayed it, I don’t why I dropped my hand.” He said.

The former UFC champion contemplated on his loss and then took the time to appreciate Jake Paul’s skills and grit throughout the whole event.

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