Jake Paul beats Tyron Woodley to remain undefeated as a professional boxer

Unfortunately for Woodley, he was unable to close the round with a knockout. By surviving (if only barely), Paul's work throughout the rest of the bout was enough to secure him the victory.

While the loss comes off as a shock at first glance, it's important to put Woodley's performance into context. He may have entered the fight as the more experienced combat sports athlete, but this was his first professional boxing fight. He was also fighting at 190 pounds, which was Woodley's first time competing at that weight. On the other hand, Paul has spent the last couple of years training as a professional boxer.

Paul's first fight came in January 2020 after he scored a first-round knockout over British YouTuber, AnEsonGib. He has since fought and knocked out former NBA Slam Dunk champion, Nate Robinson, as well as former UFC fighter, MMA champion, and Olympic wrestler, Ben Askren. What's next for Jake Paul? https://twitter.com/BTSportBoxing/status/1432224231832567808

If it were up to Woodley, he'd like a rematch against Paul, and he immediately demanded one following the loss. Paul simply responded by saying that the rematch will only happen if Woodley got an "I love Jake Paul" tattoo on his leg.

Having said that, Paul isn't exactly going to run out of potential opponents. In addition to Woodley, Paul could fight against Tommy Fury next. The English reality TV star recently called out Paul after winning his match. Meanwhile, Paul himself has expressed before that he hopes to square up against another controversial figure in Soulja Boy.

There are reports that Paul received at least $1 million just for fighting Woodley. Because of how lucrative this is for Paul, we don't think that Paul is going to stop training and fighting anytime soon.