Dan Hooker Trolls Tyron Woodley’s Rapping Career

Apart from being a former UFC champion, Tyron Woodley also has a rap single to his name. However, fellow UFC fighter Dan Hooker used the rap to mock “The Chosen One” on Twitter.

Hooker retweeted a video that had Woodley rapping on one side and Holly Holm dancing on the other. The video was captioned, “This is exactly what I imagine hell is like.”

Dan Hooker has no business poking fun at the former 170-pounds champ. However, the reason he jumped in was that he was trying to back up his training partner Israel Adesanya. Adesanya and Woodley have been going back and forth at each other after Woodley announced that he was looking to move up to Middleweight.

The statement probably didn’t sit very well with the Middleweight champ Adesanya. He mocked Woodley on Twitter by saying that he couldn’t handle the one Nigerian he went up against, Kamaru Usman. The statement sparked off a banter between the two. It was at this point that Hooker tried to sneak in into the conversation.

Tyron Woodley calls Israel Adesanya, the p*mp of Dan Hooker

However, Hooker’s roast didn’t go unnoticed. Woodley fired back at him. He called Dan Hooker a pi*p of Israel Adesanya.

The beef may be the beginning of a rivalry that the fans will love to see. However, Woodley has to first think about winning back his belt from Kamaru Usman. The former champ is looking to make a strong comeback after being out for more than a year. He last fought against Usman when he lost his title after four consecutive defences.

The UFC had booked a fight between Woodley and surging Welterweight Leon Edwards for UFC London last month. But the outbreak of Coronavirus resulted in the postponement of the event. Since then, Woodley has expressed his desire to fight on the May 9th card that is scheduled in Florida.

Unlike Tyron, Israel managed to fight right before the virus brought the sporting world to a screeching halt. He headlined the last UFC event that had an audience. His next step is to defend his belt against the Brazilian, Paulo Costa.