Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley 2: Fight Predictions, Odds, Subcards, Expert Selections, PPV Start Time

On Saturday night, YouTube star Jake Paul and former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley will enter the boxing ring in a rematch that the two men are trying to make more spectacular performances than their first meeting. The fight that takes place at the Amalie Arena in Tampa and allows her to pay on Showtime is also the second chance she would have thought Woodley would never get.

After the first meeting in the ring in August, which Paul (4-0, 3 KOs) won by a split decision, Woodley called for a rematch. Paul agreed that at this point, all Woodley (0-1, 0 KO) had to do was follow the pre-fight bet, saying the loser had a tattoo with the winner’s name on it, which Woodley apparently lost interest in. in the days before the fight. Woodley admitted and it looked like there was a rematch on the cards, with a judge partially favoring Woodley in a fight that Paul clearly won, even though most of the fights were more competitive than expected.

Then Paul lost interest in dealing with Woodley for the second time, instead focusing on fighting Tommy Fury, the brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury. A fight broke out with Fury and Paul was finally ready to face the long criticism that he had never fought a “real boxer” in his young career.

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On December 6, Fury was sidelined due to a rib injury and a chest infection, and Woodley received a call that he would reach a second chance to win superstar rivals on his social media.

Woodley, 39, now has a chance to prove he is a better fighter, but the four-inch-tall height brings the same disadvantage against his 24-year-old enemy.

Also on the card is female featherweight champion Amanda Serrano (41-1-1, 30 KOs) rising to light weight to face Miriam Gutierrez (14-1, 5 KOs). Serrano hopes to fight the undisputed women’s lightweight champion Katie Taylor in 2022. The only loss of Gutierrez’s career came to Taylor in November 2020.

In another pay-per-view session, the first one NBA star Deron Williams will face the former NFL Supporter of bowler Frank Gore. The two men will make their boxing debut in a four-round heavyweight bout.

Here’s the full fight card, along with the latest Caesars Sportsbook options, before you get to the announcements and selections for the main event.

Fighting card, odds

• Jake Paul -240 vs. Tyron Woodley +200, 190kg Weight (Eight Rounds)
• Amanda Serrano (c) vs. Miriam Gutierrez, lightweight
• Deron Williams vs. Frank Gore, Heavyweight (Four Rounds)
• Liam Paro Vs. Yomar Alamo, junior weight welter (10 rounds)

View information

• Date: December 18 | Start time: 21:00 ET (main ticket)
• Place: Amalie Arena – Tampa, Florida
• TV: Showtime PPV in traditional cable and satellite providers Live broadcast: Showtime.com or the Showtime application Price: $ 59.99

Paul vs Woodley 2 predictions

Brian Campbell: In many ways, this rematch is a chance to figure out how the first fight should be, as both boxers have had time to review where they stood. Given that Woodley needs to push the pace to get inside and overcome the size disadvantage he faces, there’s a good reason to think that fans will have more action this time around while the former UFC champion is looking for a finish. The problem Woodley will eventually face, however, is that Paul is bigger, stronger, and younger. After tasting Woodley’s power he is able to achieve the finish he achieved by offering it in August. Choose: Paul via TKO5

Brent Brookhouse: Woodley’s biggest flaws in his UFC career were on display in his first fight with Paul. Woodley will wait too long for a perfect punch and allow his opponents to work. That perfect punch almost paid off in the fourth round of the first fight, when a right-hander from Woodley tripped Paul on the ropes, but Woodley never hit that over-gear and beat Paul 71-52 in a fist. Given Paul’s height and reach advantages, better jab and edge of strength, Woodley needs to be a more active fighter in the rematch. The problem is, Woodley doesn’t seem to care if he wants to win. A long night seems like a short warning for Woodley and Paul is already ready for a big fight. Choose: Paul via TKO3