
Jake Paul's Coach Warns That Fury Missed Out on Big Payday, May Not Be Next
BJ Flores, the head trainer for social media star Jake Paul, has warned light heavyweight prospect Tommy Fury that he missed out on a very lucrative opportunity.

BJ Flores, the head trainer for social media star Jake Paul, has warned light heavyweight prospect Tommy Fury that he missed out on a very lucrative opportunity.

Former UFC champion Tyron Woodley has finally reviewed his first encounter with social media star Jake Paul (4-0, 3 KOs). Despite their boxing match taking place in August, Woodley watched the fight for the first time last week. Woodley rocked Paul in the contest and took him the full eight round distance, but ultimately lost a split decision on the cards.

Anthony Taylor, who faced Tommy Fury back in August, believes the light heavyweight prospect would have been overwhelmed by Jake Paul. Fury had a lackluster four round decision win over Taylor. On the same card, which took place in Cleveland, Paul appeared in the main event and won an eight round split decision over former UFC champion Tyron Woodley.

Former UFC champion Tyron Woodley believes nobody was interested in watching Jake Paul collide with Tommy Fury on December 18 in Tampa, Florida.

Tyron Woodley didn’t need any added incentive to avenge his earlier loss to Jake Paul. That’s not to say he won’t collect the $500,000 bonus up for grabs should he score a knockout in their upcoming rematch.

The rematch between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley will carry a number of similar dynamics to their first fight. That will include the absence of random drug testing. BoxingScene.com has learned that any previous request for the involvement of Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) is no longer in play for the December 18 Showtime Pay-Per-View event at AMALIE Arena in Tampa, Florida.

Jake Paul couldn’t help but laugh over accusations that he avoided any form of random drug testing ahead of a planned fight with Tommy Fury.

The show goes on for Jake Paul. As for Tommy Fury, there is no such guarantee of it coming back around in 2022—or ever. “F--- this guy, onto the next one,” Paul insisted to BoxingScene.com and other reporters while discussing revised plans for the December 18 Showtime Pay-Per-View event from AMALIE Arena in Tampa, Florida.

Light heavyweight prospect Tommy Fury has explained why he decided to withdraw from a planned pay-per-view fight with Youtube star turned boxer, Jake Paul.

Jake “The Problem Child” Paul will face former MMA world champion Tyron “The Chosen One” Woodley in a rematch of their August clash won by Paul. Paul vs. Woodley II titled “Leave No Doubt” will be the main event on SHOWTIME PPV, live from AMALIE Arena in Tampa, Fla., on Saturday, December 18 (9p ET/6p PT).