What started as a Twitter beef between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley has now resulted in an actual boxing match. The two will face off on August 28 in Los Angeles, with Paul looking to continue his undefeated streak in the ring. But how did we get here? How did these two seemingly disparate figures end up on opposite sides of a boxing ring.
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The whole thing started when Jake Paul called out Conor McGregor, Dillon Danis, and Nate Diaz on Twitter, saying he wanted to fight any of them in the octagon. Woodley, who was friends with Paul at one point, jumped to McGregor’s defense, saying that Paul was “lucky” he hadn’t fought him yet. Paul then went on a tirade against Woodley, calling him a “has-been” and saying he would “knock him out in the first round.”
What are the main points of contention in their argument
The two have been sparring (pun intended) over a few different things. For one, Woodley has accused Paul of faking his injuries in order to get out of fighting him. He’s also said that Paul is “lucky” he hasn’t fought him yet, implying that Paul is avoiding him because he knows he would lose. Paul, on the other hand, has accused Woodley of being a “has-been” and said that he would “knock him out in the first round.”
Why are they fighting
The two will face off on August 28 in Los Angeles. The fight was originally supposed to take place on July 24, but Paul postponed it due to “unforeseen circumstances.” It’s unclear what those circumstances were, but it’s likely that Paul was either avoiding Woodley or trying to give himself more time to prepare.
Is this just a silly celebrity feud, or is there more to it than that
There’s definitely more to it than that. While the fight may be seen as a publicity stunt by some, Paul and Woodley are both legitimate athletes with something to prove. Paul is looking to continue his undefeated streak in the ring, while Woodley is looking to prove that he’s still a force to be reckoned with. Either way, it should be an interesting fight to watch.
Who do you think will come out on top in this battle of words
Only time will tell who will come out on top in this fight, but we’ll be sure to keep you updated on all the latest news and developments. In the meantime, let us know who you think will win in the comments below.The two have been sparring (pun intended) over a few different things. For one, Woodley has accused Paul of faking his injuries in order to get out of fighting him. He’s also said that Paul is “lucky” he hasn’t fought him yet, implying that Paul is avoiding him because he knows he would lose. Paul, on the other hand, has accused Woodley of being a “has-been” and said that he would “knock him out in the first round.”
Conclusion
This Twitter beef between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley has resulted in an actual boxing match. The two will face off on August 28 in Los Angeles, with Paul looking to continue his undefeated streak in the ring. But how did we get here? How did these two seemingly disparate figures end up on opposite sides of a boxing ring?
