Jake Paul took a big step-up in competition on Sunday night as he boxed former UFC welterweight champion, Tyron Woodley in just his fourth pro fight.<\/p>\n
The fight was the first of a multi-fight deal with Showtime boxing<\/a> and it was a closer bout than many thought. In the lead-up to the fight, Paul had said he would knock out Woodley within three rounds but that was not the case. Instead, he didn’t even seem to rock “The Chosen One” and it was Woodley who nearly dropped Paul.<\/p>\n However, that was really the only key thing Woodley did and it was Paul who ended up winning a split decision<\/a>. After the fight, many were curious as to what would be next for the YouTuber-turned-boxer as he has a ton of options.<\/p>\n Although Paul and Woodley seemingly agreed to a rematch<\/a> in the ring as long as Woodley gets the ‘I love Jake Paul’ tattoo. However, I doubt the rematch will happen for a few reasons.<\/p>\n First off, Paul has nothing to gain from rematching Woodley as he already beat him, rather convincingly to the majority of media members. It also wasn’t the most entertaining fight and the rematch may not sell as well given how lackluster the bout was.<\/p>\n should I make him my next son? https:\/\/t.co\/H6igxf4I6u<\/a><\/p>\n — Jake Paul (@jakepaul) August 30, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nWhat’s next for Jake Paul?<\/h2>\n
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