Jake Paul (USA) vs Tyron Woodley (USA) II | KNOCKOUT, BOXING fight, HD

As we see the tail of the tape, 15 years age difference, that's a big number. Fighting out of the red corner, wearing silver trunks, hailing from St. Louis, Missouri. He weighed in at 189 and one-half pounds, with a background in wrestling. Here is the two-time All-American tonight, looking for revenge in his second professional boxing appearance. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the hard-hitting MMA star and the former UFC welterweight champion of the world, introducing the Chosen One, Tyron! Entering the ring wearing white trunks trimmed with the stars and stripes. Fighting out of Dorado, Puerto Rico, by way of Cleveland, Ohio. He weighed in at 191 and one-half pounds. He is undefeated in his young campaign in the squared circle, with a record of four wins, no losses, and three wins coming by way of knockout. Ladies and gentlemen, here's the acclaimed content creator, the popular media sensation, and the undefeated boxer known as the Problem Child, introducing Jay! Okay, Jimmy, you've seen me such an interesting man for a long time. You've seen me such an interesting man for a long time. I want you to count to ten, and y'all two are the judges. Let's touch them up. Luke, when are you ready? Box! So, here we go, round one. We're going eight. Walk in, and of course, the mistake he made in the first fight. Don't square up. Never stand in front of Woodley. We know Jake Paul can bang. He can weather it, and can he have an offense of his own? A lot of clinches in the inside. Luke, stop holding. Woodley did say, so he shouldn't give him nothing to tie him up with. Watch your head. Now we see Woodley clinching, Barry. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Watch the back of the head. He's not really doing much beyond. Hold on now. Break clean, break clean. I'm going to give it to Jake Paul, just because I thought he... Just tell me about that. Yeah, he's got to open up their legs. Oh! I think when your legs are too wide like that, you're going to be out of balance, Barry. So, Paul trying to wing shots here. Put his elbows in and go to work. Work the body. A lot of outside in punches from... Nice combination from Paul. Left to the head, right to the body. And finally, Paul. Woodley. He's falling in for the same trap as he did in the first fight. Boy, there's real danger of a clash of heads here, too. They're both just... Stop holding, Ray. They did tell me that Jake has been trying to work more on the inside, which he is. Look, he's doing some inside work. Good job of the left hand. At mid to even short range. Right there, he holds, but... That was definitely a round for Jake Paul. Woodley's going to have to do some business. I mean, he's just... You can see Jake with the jab to the body, overhand right. I told you already. Jake Paul seems pretty relaxed. He does, much more so. Woodley just doesn't seem comfortable. Maybe blinding him a little bit. Lopper cut from Jake Paul. Too slow on his feet, like he's stuck on sand. You know, he's got to be fast or explosive with his feet. It's a concern, for sure, Barry. Could this be a Woodley round? Possibly, right? Uh, it was a headbutt. I didn't see no elbow there, Barry. No, I didn't either. That's right. Take a look. Well, he was already fed up right there. Yeah, that was... Nice one-two there. That was a solid one-two by... Jab down, hook right hand. He's reaching bad with his right hand for your jab, all right? He's reaching really bad. You hear me? I'll tell you, if they don't stop to breathe, that could be a factor in this fight. Definitely. Wild swing to Jake Paul. And the blood starts again from the forehead. Jake is forgetting about the jab. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Stuff like that is mentally messing up Jake. This is roughly when he started to get tired in the last fight. Yes. One jab. The advantage of the opportunities that are being presented to him here. This is where Woodley's explosive is the combination to play... Again, one... Jake Paul just missed that overhand right. Piece to make for Woodley winning this round. And it's a tough round to judge. Second half of the fight, round five. He punched in the front. Well, he started out with a couple of jabs and that's it. Watch the back of the head. Just got caught with an uppercut coming in. Oh, headbutt. And there was a headbutt. Jake Paul because he's taller. That cut has not really opened up again. Great job of stopping the bleeding. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. A little combination there for Woodley. He's still there for the taking. Ten seconds, Jim, ten seconds. Nobody wants it. Time. You see both jabbing at the same time. And oh, look at that headbutt again. Like I said, the top of... Good exchange there on the inside. That was a pretty good uppercut, but that was pretty much it. This is pretty tough to watch, to be honest with you. Come on up. A couple of punches from Jake Paul. I would say there has not been a good clean shot from either. Oh. Right hand from Woodley. Blue, come on. Watch the back of the head. All those missed. Oh! From Jake Paul. Get excited. I mean, that's the way a drop on one punch... Did he set it up good? No, no. And we're going to see how Woodley dropped his hand. Boom. Just as good as it could be. Oh, dropped his jab hand. Boom. Might have came straight up over the... Down the pipe, and he turned it over the top. Ha, ha, ha, ha. That's the look of a guy who just... You would see it again. Look at that. Boy, I'd hate to see a guy go down like that. That came with everything. Got power. Jake!