Tyron Woodley gets a ‘I love Jake Paul’ TATTOO as former UFC champion keeps up his side of the bargain for a rematch with the YouTube star after split decision defeat
- Tyron Woodley has posted a picture of his new ‘I love Jake Paul’ tattoo
- The former UFC welterweight champion got the words inked on his finger
- He is pushing for a rematch with Paul after the pair’s close fight in August
- Paul came out on top and his next fight seems more likely to be Tommy Fury
Tyron Woodley has got ‘I love Jake Paul’ tattooed on his finger as the former UFC fighter looks to secure a rematch in the ring with the YouTube star.
The pair fought in August, with Paul winning on points after the bout went the full eight rounds in Cleveland.
After the decision, Woodley called for a rematch and Paul agreed, but on the condition that the former UFC welterweight champion get the tattoo.
Tyron Woodley posted a picture of his new ‘I love Jake Paul’ tattoo on his Instagram page
The pair fought in August and the former UFC welterweight champion is pushing for a rematch
The 39-year-old has now revealed he has followed through on that, posting the image on his Instagram page and calling out Paul.
‘I love you son. Now come and get this ass whippin’ cause I heard you been talking back to your elders.’
However, earlier this month Paul seemed to dismiss the idea of a rematch, referencing Woodley’s refusal to get the tattoo immediately after the fight.
‘I’m leaving Tyron in the past. He didn’t live up to the bet; he didn’t get the tattoo. So, the rematch just doesn’t make sense anymore,’ Paul said.
Woodley is demanding Paul honours their agreement and signs to fight him for a second time
‘If he would have gotten the tattoo right away, got 10million views on his Instagram video, everyone would have been super hyped, there would have been a ton of press around it.
‘And I would have been sort of forced to do it. I couldn’t really deny him then, because if he’s going to be a man of his word, then I have to be a man of my word.
‘So, he f***ed up. He missed out on another big payday because of his ego.’
A more likely opponent for Paul appears to by Tommy Fury, the unbeaten heavyweight who has regularly been touted as a future opponent.
Fury fought on the undercard of Paul’s fight with Woodley, defeating Anthony Taylor by unanimous decision to extend his record to 7-0.
Paul appears more likely to fight Tommy Fury next, who featured on the undercard in August
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