Jake Paul Vs. Tyron Woodley: Fight card, odds, PPV price, rumors, full guide, date, Showtime Boxing

The night of the fight is getting closer and closer to Cleveland. Social media star Jake Paul is preparing for his fourth ride to the ring on Sunday night as he takes on former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley inside the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Both will fight in more than eight rounds with a contracted weight of 190 pounds. Everything goes down in the Showtime PPV to fill the bottom four cards.

Paul has made his debut in sweet science after finishing three races fairly quickly. The first came against another YouTuber of AnEson Gibb when he landed in just over two minutes in January 2020. Then, in November 2020, Paul did the old light work NBA Player Nate Robinson went viral in the playoffs. In the end, Paul drew former MMA champion Ben Askren in the first round of the fight in April, but many purists in the sport called on him to face at least one opponent who will provide resistance.

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Woodley can give that. The former champion, who was able to defend his title four times, has seven knockouts in 19 career wins. The moment to create the stars came with the thunderous knockout round of the first leg of legend Robbie Law in 2016 to win the 170-pound title. The biggest question he will have when he enters the Cleveland ring is how much he can pick up on the skills Paul needs to make his debut and how old he will be at 39.

“I almost fall asleep here listening to this guy. It’s disgusting to admit how much a clown should be. He looks down on that action, but I’m like that,” Woodley said. he said at the last press conference. “This is a fighting game. You can say what you want and the fighters can do what you think. Jake does everything to build the fight, but we’re really here. It’s hurting on Sunday. Everyone around him lied. They didn’t lose the bag they want to. They’re not pushing. You can get out with that dumb robot, it doesn’t matter. You’re being kicked out. “

The other four fights fill the rest of the main card on Sunday night. Throwing things will be a potential future opponent for Paul as Tommy Fury. WBC is the younger half-brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, who became famous in the British reality TV series “Love Island”. Fury is 6-0 with four playoffs so far, a career-high pick and a tough favorite to beat Anthony Taylor. In addition, Amanda Serrano, the joint female featherweight champion, returned with the Yamileth Mercado team for the main event. And Ivan Baranchy returns with Jose Zepeda of 2020 from the Wrestling of the Year to win the Montana Love welterweight.

Below is a full combat card that matches the latest tests on the Caesars Sportsbook. You can also find information about the session below as it will be broadcast live on Showtime PPV.

Paul Vs. Woodley fight card, odds

• Jake Paul -190 vs. Tyron Woodley +160, 190-pound weight (eight rounds)
• Amanda Serrano (c) -2000 vs. Yamileth Mercado +1000, combined female featherweight titles
• Daniel Dubois -2000 vs. Joe Cusumano +1000, heavy weight (10 rounds)
• Ivan Baranchyk -220 vs. Montana Love +180, welterweight (10 rounds)
• Tommy Fury -1500 vs. Anthony Taylor +850, cruiserweight (six rounds)

Paul Vs. Woodley information

• Day: August 29 | Start time: 20.00 ET
• Location: Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse – Cleveland, Ohio
• TV: Showtime PPV to all traditional cable and satellite providers Live broadcast: Showtime.com or the Showtime app
• Price: $ 59.99

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