LOOK: Floyd Mayweather helps train Tyron Woodley before the fight with Jake Paul

As Floyd Mayweather began his fight with Logan Paul in June, boxing legend threw an offer to train former UFC champion Tyron Woodley against Jake Paul on August 28 before making his Woodley boxing debut. Woodley accepted the offer and soon accepted. was done and Woodley posted photos of the two of them working together in the gym on Monday.

“Give me Tyron Woodley,” Mayweather said on media day about his fight with Logan Paul in June. “I will make sure I get into camp and train for this fight. I want Tyron Woodley to come to Las Vegas and work with us.”

Woodley quickly accepted the same day, and said at his media fight to Jake Paul, “I talked to him today. Sure, why shouldn’t I train with the greatest boxer of all time? He’s already my dog. without it, we will definitely lead to that. ”

The two are working together in Las Vegas, where Woodley posts several photos of their work on Instagram.

“Bank robbery is underway,” Woodley wrote. “You’ve done very well! He’s stuck now.”

Paul is 3-0 as a professional, expelling YouTuber AnEsonGib, a former NBA Player Nate Robinson and former UFC fighter Ben Askren on three trips to the boxing ring. Woodley was in the corner of Askren in his fight, which ended in just under two minutes.

Woodley gained weight in the UFC welterweight in July 2016 with the elimination of Robbie Lawler, repeatedly defending his belt before losing in March 2019 to Kamaru Usman. He left the UFC after losing four fights.