Tommy Fury Jake Paul has left the fight for unexplained reasons, Tyron Woodley has entered the rematch.

Returning to boxing Jake Paul will take on a new, but well-known, watchdog, Tommy Fury, the younger brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, for reasons he has not left the fight.

The first news was reported by The Mirror in the United Kingdom Paul on Monday morning via social media.

Paul (4-0, 3 KOs), the YouTube sensation of becoming a professional boxer, will still fight at the December 18 Showtime PPV event at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, to accept the replacement of former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley. Anger for a rematch after two weeks of reporting.

Woodley, 39, made his professional boxing debut in August when he lost an eight-round decision against Paul in Cleveland, Ohio. Woodley struggled well and arguably got the strings in the ring when Paul held on to the right after a cross from the right.

Paul, 24, initially looked like he was ready to take revenge on Woodley after their close fight, but if his opponent continued his pre-fight bet he would get a “I Love Jake Paul” tattoo somewhere on his body. Woodley got the tattoo on the middle finger of his left hand, even though Paul chose to go the other way.

Fury (7-0, 4 KOs) was expected to be Paul’s toughest test to date and the first professional boxer to face YouTubers and retired professional athletes outside of the boxing world after an early victory. The 22-year-old Fury, best known for his reality role in the UK’s “Love Island” TV series, was boxed in the card below Fury-Woodley, but he looked slow to face the much smaller MMA fighter Anthony Taylor (0-2). ).

The Paul-Woodley II card will also feature a paired attraction fight NFL Against former defender Frank GoreNBA Scorer Deron Williams.