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United States Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley 2 LIVE! Boxing fight stream, TV channel, latest reaction and undercard results
YouTube boxing sensation Jake Paul kept his unbeaten run going as he knocked out UFC legend Tyron Woodley in brutal fashion.
Tommy Fury was the man Paul wanted to see in the other corner tonight but a broken rib and bacterial infection ruled the Brit out a few weeks ago.
Woodley stepped up for a rematch against Paul, having lost the first fight on a split decision earlier in the year.
Paul teased his opponent with a $500,000 reward if he could win by knockout, but there was never really any danger of that in an opening few rounds that saw very few punches thrown from either fighter.
A cut to Paul’s forehead in the third round threatened to turn the fight against him, but he recovered before knocking Woodley out cold in the sixth to bring an immediate end to the bout.
In the first fight of the main card, Liam Paro overcame being knocked down in the first round to beat Yomar Alamo via split decision. The four-round heavyweight exhibition bout between Deron Williams and Frank Gore ended with Williams, the former NBA star, also come out on top by split decision.
Amanda Serrano was in relentless form as she dominated Miriam Gutierrez from start to finish to win via unanimous decision, to set up a huge fight with Katie Taylor in 2022.
Follow the full card with Standard Sport’s live blog...
Boxing schedule and results
Jake Paul bt Tyron Woodley (sixth-round stoppage)
Amanda Serrano bt Miriam Gutierrez (unanimous decision)
Deron Williams bt Frank Gore (split decision)
Liam Paro bt Yomar Alamo (split decision)
Chris Avila bt Anthony Taylor (majority decision)
In case you missed it, Jake Paul’s entrance attire in Tampa last night featured a message to Tommy Fury.
Written on his Union Jack gown were the words: “Hey Tommy, wish you could’ve been here, but watching from a TV is cool too.”
Ouch... I guess?
Jake Paul refused to commit to facing the man last night’s bout was originally scheduled to be against - and suggested he wants to take a break first.
“I don’t really know what’s next on the roadmap,” Paul said at the post-fight press conference. “I’ve done it all, I’ve accomplished what I want to accomplish.
“I need to take a break, I’ve been going at this non-stop for a year and a half and it’s a lot.
“I’m exhausted, I need to spend time with my family at Christmas and go on a vacation, I haven’t gone on a vacation since I was 18-years-old.
“I told myself ‘not until you feel like you’ve got to a place in life where you deserve a vacation’ and I deserve it now.
“I’m going to go on my first real vacation where there’s no obligations, because I’ve gone on vacations where I have to film it, vlog it, do interviews and wake up at a certain time to work out.”
I have a feeling Jake Paul might be getting one of these pictures blown up and put on his wall...
And the man himself hasn’t wasted much time sharing a clip of the knockout. Brutal.
“It’s scary to try and put a cap on where this could go. The potential is unlimited here.
“Maybe when the time is right I’ll go for the world championship belt. It would be funny to become world champion.
“I’d take the belt and throw it on the f****** ground and stomp on it. You’re a champion in your heart before anyone tells you. I am a champion.”
