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December 12, 2021, 05:46:43 AM
#69



Tommy Fury has pulled out of the fight due to a “medical condition” and Tyron Woodley is stepping in for December 18th for the official rematch.




This is Woodley's chance to redeem himself and prove that his accusation that he is allowed to knock out Jake Paul in their first fight is true even though Fury denies it, but short notice is not good for against fighter, who is hard in preparation against a very tough opponent who back out because of medical reason, I predict that Jake Paul is going to knock Woodley, because he is the more prepared fighter here.
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December 12, 2021, 04:40:41 AM
#68
It's quite disappointing that it's back when they will be competing in a few weeks.
But on the other hand, even if you say that, actually I will still respect his decision if it is about his medical problem.
better discontinued than risking fury on her health. I feel that if there really is a problem with his health, retreating is a good thing to do and focus on restoring his body condition first.

There's a valid reason that's why no need to be disappointed. If Tommy will continue the fight just to avoid giving disappointment to those who are expecting already, the result might be more chaos aside from a normal loss. Furthermore, the event will still continue although with a different opponent.

But whatever the reason, valid or not, I looked at the fight as not getting enough hype. Organizers might be thinking that the rematch instead will somehow boost the sales a few days left before the fight.
We can't force it when health becomes an excuse to avoid the game.
although it is true that the match can satisfy the fans and boxing lovers but as you said, we cannot force the boxers to continue playing when their health is compromised.
this might be the right decision because if he insisted, his health would get worse and it would kill his career
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December 11, 2021, 05:42:09 AM
#67
I bet Woodley is more than ready in this fight, this is going to be entertaining to watch.

That's what I want to see and expect to make the fight at least more entertaining to watch. Since Woodley needs to redeem himself, he really needs to push for a win no matter what. He can match with Jake Paul just like what he did in their last match but he just needs to work for more. Jake Paul is already preparing for a long while Woodley might just start his training when the announcement of replacement was released or few days prior to that.

If the fight will come to decision, I'm afraid Jake Paul again will be favored by the judges. Woodley needs to think of a way and go for a KO win.

Jake has nothing to gain by fighting Frozen Woodley. Well, I think it's really smart of Jake Paul to take this fight.  Even if Woodley KO's him, Jake wins.  Jake has already proven that he's a boxer.  Not a top contender, but a serious boxer.  If he is beaten and KO'd by a heavy handed ex Champ like Woodley, who can blame Jake?  Tyrone has knocked for real fighters out; he's old, but Tyrone is still a stunning athlete.  People want to see Jake knocked out.  He wins either way.
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December 11, 2021, 03:44:36 AM
#66
I bet Woodley is more than ready in this fight, this is going to be entertaining to watch.

That's what I want to see and expect to make the fight at least more entertaining to watch. Since Woodley needs to redeem himself, he really needs to push for a win no matter what. He can match with Jake Paul just like what he did in their last match but he just needs to work for more. Jake Paul is already preparing for a long while Woodley might just start his training when the announcement of replacement was released or few days prior to that.

If the fight will come to decision, I'm afraid Jake Paul again will be favored by the judges. Woodley needs to think of a way and go for a KO win.
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December 11, 2021, 02:22:50 AM
#65
Not just that, Tommy Fury is also losing he's face to the crowd for pulling out just a few days from the fight
which crowd? if it was jake paul's fans I think it would not mean much. and I am pretty his fans would understand the reason why he pulled out from the match.

whatever the reasons of pulling out either from injury or caught from Covid-19, people will always see it as a circus act because the fight has favored Jake Paul well and there's nothing from the Team Fury can do about it.
according to goinmerry Tommy Fury have a severe chest infection and a broken rib resulting in him not being able to go forward with the fight.
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December 11, 2021, 02:13:41 AM
#64
It's quite disappointing that it's back when they will be competing in a few weeks.
But on the other hand, even if you say that, actually I will still respect his decision if it is about his medical problem.
better discontinued than risking fury on her health. I feel that if there really is a problem with his health, retreating is a good thing to do and focus on restoring his body condition first.

There's a valid reason that's why no need to be disappointed. If Tommy will continue the fight just to avoid giving disappointment to those who are expecting already, the result might be more chaos aside from a normal loss. Furthermore, the event will still continue although with a different opponent.

But whatever the reason, valid or not, I looked at the fight as not getting enough hype. Organizers might be thinking that the rematch instead will somehow boost the sales a few days left before the fight.
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December 10, 2021, 01:53:51 PM
#63
Don't worry. Jake Paul's reputation won't be changed even he will win continuously unless he will now fight a real professional boxer in their prime.
Without knowing what went on behind the scenes, and seeing evidence of Tommy's injuries we can't really assume this was a dodge. So, we can't really blame Jake Paul for Tommy pulling out. I wouldn't hold it against Jake in this case, I'm not a huge fan of Jake Paul, but he isn't the one to blame. Although, that doesn't mean Tommy is to blame either, accidents, and injuries happen there's no real way of avoiding them. Just unfortunate timing.

Woodley on his day isn't a slouch, I think the concern is his day was about 10 years ago. Nah, but seriously Woodley still possesses the ability to knock out Jake Paul, and that's what makes this fight at least a little bit interesting.
The only disadvantage of Tommy of pulling out is he can't make money of their supposed to be fight because of injuries, and those injuries isn't acquired meaningly to avoid the fight, no, it was really an accidental one.
Woodley made a decision to train before hand incase of emergencies like this that some fighter will have to step-up to the plate to provide the people entertainment for the tickets had paid. Somehow, Woodley knew this, and Jake Paul should really watch out for this fight because he isn't safe from his revenge.
Not just that, Tommy Fury is also losing he's face to the crowd for pulling out just a few days from the fight, whatever the reasons of pulling out either from injury or caught from Covid-19, people will always see it as a circus act because the fight has favored Jake Paul well and there's nothing from the Team Fury can do about it.
As for this fight, I kind of like this more, Woodley can able to redeem his lost from their last match. I bet Woodley is more than ready in this fight, this is going to be entertaining to watch.
It's quite disappointing that it's back when they will be competing in a few weeks.
But on the other hand, even if you say that, actually I will still respect his decision if it is about his medical problem.
better discontinued than risking fury on her health. I feel that if there really is a problem with his health, retreating is a good thing to do and focus on restoring his body condition first.
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December 10, 2021, 01:18:14 PM
#62
Don't worry. Jake Paul's reputation won't be changed even he will win continuously unless he will now fight a real professional boxer in their prime.
Without knowing what went on behind the scenes, and seeing evidence of Tommy's injuries we can't really assume this was a dodge. So, we can't really blame Jake Paul for Tommy pulling out. I wouldn't hold it against Jake in this case, I'm not a huge fan of Jake Paul, but he isn't the one to blame. Although, that doesn't mean Tommy is to blame either, accidents, and injuries happen there's no real way of avoiding them. Just unfortunate timing.

Woodley on his day isn't a slouch, I think the concern is his day was about 10 years ago. Nah, but seriously Woodley still possesses the ability to knock out Jake Paul, and that's what makes this fight at least a little bit interesting.
The only disadvantage of Tommy of pulling out is he can't make money of their supposed to be fight because of injuries, and those injuries isn't acquired meaningly to avoid the fight, no, it was really an accidental one.
Woodley made a decision to train before hand incase of emergencies like this that some fighter will have to step-up to the plate to provide the people entertainment for the tickets had paid. Somehow, Woodley knew this, and Jake Paul should really watch out for this fight because he isn't safe from his revenge.
Not just that, Tommy Fury is also losing he's face to the crowd for pulling out just a few days from the fight, whatever the reasons of pulling out either from injury or caught from Covid-19, people will always see it as a circus act because the fight has favored Jake Paul well and there's nothing from the Team Fury can do about it.
As for this fight, I kind of like this more, Woodley can able to redeem his lost from their last match. I bet Woodley is more than ready in this fight, this is going to be entertaining to watch.
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December 10, 2021, 09:40:22 AM
#61
Don't worry. Jake Paul's reputation won't be changed even he will win continuously unless he will now fight a real professional boxer in their prime.
Without knowing what went on behind the scenes, and seeing evidence of Tommy's injuries we can't really assume this was a dodge. So, we can't really blame Jake Paul for Tommy pulling out. I wouldn't hold it against Jake in this case, I'm not a huge fan of Jake Paul, but he isn't the one to blame. Although, that doesn't mean Tommy is to blame either, accidents, and injuries happen there's no real way of avoiding them. Just unfortunate timing.

Woodley on his day isn't a slouch, I think the concern is his day was about 10 years ago. Nah, but seriously Woodley still possesses the ability to knock out Jake Paul, and that's what makes this fight at least a little bit interesting.
The only disadvantage of Tommy of pulling out is he can't make money of their supposed to be fight because of injuries, and those injuries isn't acquired meaningly to avoid the fight, no, it was really an accidental one.
Woodley made a decision to train before hand incase of emergencies like this that some fighter will have to step-up to the plate to provide the people entertainment for the tickets had paid. Somehow, Woodley knew this, and Jake Paul should really watch out for this fight because he isn't safe from his revenge.
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December 10, 2021, 06:03:26 AM
#60
At all bookmakers, Woodley is a favorite, but is such a short period of time enough to prepare him for the fight? Normally I would say it was a stupid decision, but I think Woodley was getting ready for the fight anyway, or he might have had suspicions long before that this was going to happen and was in the process of preparing. I can't see any other rational explanation.
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December 10, 2021, 05:41:50 AM
#59
Can't believe Woodley is already prepared. It's just about 10 days before the fight. Maybe he thinks that no need for heavy preparation against Jake Paul Cheesy. Woodley can accept the challenge at least for a month of preparation.

As reading some articles, Fury's medical case is about his severe chest infection and a broken rib. I think there's already a negotiation with Woodley but just waiting for the official announcement of Fury's camp because you won't go into the ring with only a few days' preparations unless the boxer believes that it's not a problem.
He is prepared to kiss the floor once again. But then it's good to really have persistence, after all, you still can gain money from the fight even if he loses.  Accepting the fight without having intense preparation for more than 3 months is not the way to do it. Boxers are even preparing fights up to 6 months of training.

But this is still a cash grab for bettors, I've bet for Jake. He seems to have success in doing this business already.

That was nasty comment. Cheesy

It seems he is a good replacement after all but I found it unprofessional to accept a fight that will happen just around a week. They are not taking boxing seriously as they want just entertainment. Easy money right away to Woodley whatever the result.

Woodley should win the fight this time to have easy money again on a possible trilogy.
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December 10, 2021, 05:28:06 AM
#58
So his losses are not shameful. His previous loss to Jake Paul - I believe it that fight got scripted. It is impossible to lose all the fighting skills in just 2-3 years and be so slow in boxing, and do only 1-2 combinations. Also, he had lost with a split decision.

If you are correct then probably this rematch would also be scripted, and we cannot expect Woodley to win here as Jake Paul is so confident that he will win, in fact, Jake Paul is the favorite to win here based on the betting odds.

and he offers his huge amount $500k because he knows he won't lose.

Jake Paul Offers $500K KO Incentive To Tyron Woodley

You can search Woodley highlights on youtube to check what he is able to show on the ring. I've watched their first fight (and I still regret for that time spent Cheesy). What Woodley was doing: working as first number in the ring / stupidly throw only 1-2 combo / landed a nice punch that dazed Jake and instead of finishing, Tyron just stepped back and welcomed Jake to continue boxing. Jake was usually countering and defending himself. He has landed a few clean punches. But that was not enough to be counted as a winner. That is was it was a split decision. Woodley was robbed. Judges gave Jake victory, because people would be more interested to see Jake and earn.
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December 09, 2021, 04:58:29 PM
#57
So his losses are not shameful. His previous loss to Jake Paul - I believe it that fight got scripted. It is impossible to lose all the fighting skills in just 2-3 years and be so slow in boxing, and do only 1-2 combinations. Also, he had lost with a split decision.

If you are correct then probably this rematch would also be scripted, and we cannot expect Woodley to win here as Jake Paul is so confident that he will win, in fact, Jake Paul is the favorite to win here based on the betting odds.

and he offers his huge amount $500k because he knows he won't lose.

Jake Paul Offers $500K KO Incentive To Tyron Woodley
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December 09, 2021, 10:19:31 AM
#56
So now they replace Furry with a fighter that has lost his last 4 fights.  Roll Eyes  ..Yes, he was won 19 fights and lost 7 fights, but he is definitely not in the prime of his career at 39 years.  Roll Eyes

They put Jake Paul against bad fighters on purpose to push his career and I think that is just stupid. I want to see him fight against some stronger fighters ...and I want them to go toe to toe till the end.  Angry

Age is nothing. I know that boxing is different, but as Woodley is from UFC, I will give examples from UFC. Randy Couture became a champion in heavyweight division at the age of 43. Recently Glover Teixera became a champ at the age of 42. There are lots of fighters who are at the age of 40+ and still perform well.

Woodley last losses are to the top1-3 guy, who dominate middleweight division right now. So his losses are not shameful. His previous loss to Jake Paul - I believe it that fight got scripted. It is impossible to lose all the fighting skills in just 2-3 years and be so slow in boxing, and do only 1-2 combinations. Also, he had lost with a split decision.
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December 09, 2021, 08:23:21 AM
#55
If Woodley will lose again, better he doesn't participate anymore in any boxing events even an exhibition match.

LOL. Don't worry he will not win in this fight because Jake Paul dominated him, and he is older with no KO power as we witnessed in their previous fight. Jake Paul will surely keep that $500k because he will not be KO by Woodley, I would say Jake Paul here is just getting a safe opponent and this is an easy fight for him.
Obviously, the odds are in favor to Jake Paul here and I'm also confident about this one, Woodley can win by knockout if he gets lucky enough to landed a strong punch but I doubt on this, I've see Jake Paul fighting on the ring and I see his good defense. Its ok not to see Fury vs Woodley since Jake Paul is almost like a Fury though, quiet a good hype boxer, probably many will watch this match by next week.
They have no choice since Fury announced that he will no longer fight anymore, it's already given that many will watch, let's just hope that the fight will be more entertaining than the previous one if you find the first fight entertaining.

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Paul vs Woodley 2 Odds
Fighter   Odds
Jake Paul   -275
Tyron Woodley   +225
https://www.sportsbettingdime.com/news/boxing/opening-jake-paul-vs-tyron-woodley-2-odds-after-tommy-fury-pulls-out-of-fight-medical-reasons/
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December 09, 2021, 08:08:37 AM
#54
If Woodley will lose again, better he doesn't participate anymore in any boxing events even an exhibition match.

LOL. Don't worry he will not win in this fight because Jake Paul dominated him, and he is older with no KO power as we witnessed in their previous fight. Jake Paul will surely keep that $500k because he will not be KO by Woodley, I would say Jake Paul here is just getting a safe opponent and this is an easy fight for him.
Obviously, the odds are in favor to Jake Paul here and I'm also confident about this one, Woodley can win by knockout if he gets lucky enough to landed a strong punch but I doubt on this, I've see Jake Paul fighting on the ring and I see his good defense. Its ok not to see Fury vs Woodley since Jake Paul is almost like a Fury though, quiet a good hype boxer, probably many will watch this match by next week.
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December 09, 2021, 07:30:24 AM
#53
If Woodley will lose again, better he doesn't participate anymore in any boxing events even an exhibition match.

LOL. Don't worry he will not win in this fight because Jake Paul dominated him, and he is older with no KO power as we witnessed in their previous fight. Jake Paul will surely keep that $500k because he will not be KO by Woodley, I would say Jake Paul here is just getting a safe opponent and this is an easy fight for him.
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December 09, 2021, 06:52:11 AM
#52
Can't believe Woodley is already prepared.



So he says. Not sure if I believe him unless he was told to keep trim for a potential replacement if anything happened to Tommy. Either way he probably doesn't care as it's still a huge pay day for him.

Despite me wanting to see Jake Paul actually fight a boxer, I'm more interested in this rematch than I am with the fight against Tommy. I don't really know why, I just couldn't see Tommy beating Jake. At least now, I think there's a slight chance. Especially, since Tyron shouldn't be too worried about getting rematch money or at least if he wins, it opens up the potential for a rematch. I just want to see the Woodley that lets his hands go instead of just freezing up when he has an opponent hurt.

Honestly, I thought Tommy would've fought with a broken rib, and a chest infection just to get the money, since its probably a lot of money riding on this fight. Probably the biggest payday of his career so I don't think he pulled out willing fully, probably was by doctors orders.

I don't know if I'd back Jake but I think it's a fairly rounded fight so he had a chance. I don't think Jake would KO him but I could see it going the distance and at least it gets Jake the credentials of fighting a proper boxer. It's definitely a fight I'm hoping gets rescheduled. There's so much on the line for Tommy that that alone makes it worth a watch.

The additional $500K bonus if Woodley knocks him out seems like the icing on the cake to make people know that Woodley has an incentive to try and win.  I'm not sure how many people care to watch this rematch though.  I know I don't.  If someone gets knocked out I'll happily watch the clip but we've already seen this spectacle.

I wonder if this will make a difference to Woodly. He could get reckless going all out for a KO.

Oh, the same result again right?

looking forward to seeing this kind of scenario, where when he has the chance to follow up some huge punches but he chose to remain calm because he might lose his payment if he throws another punch. Rig!
This isn't talked about enough, that's a knockdown. He's clearly being held up by the ropes, the annoying part is Woodley didn't capitalise on this after hurting Jake. Something which us MMA fans have gotten used to, and has earned his nickname "the frozen one".

I honestly think Tyron can put away Jake Paul in round one if he would just let his hands go. Unfortunately, I'm expecting this to go similar to how it did in the first fight. I just wish Tyron would open up a little more, and have a little bit of fun in there on the night. Jake clearly isn't that good, alright he's probably better than you would expect from a Youtuber coming into boxing, but he certainly isn't usual pro boxing standards.

He might do, especially with that 500k bonus. He knows what he needs to do in this fight and I think he has to try go for a knockout. Doubt he will outbox him so unless he wants to lose on points he's going to have to capitalise if he stuns Jake again. In Jake's defence though he recovered very well.

Don't worry. Jake Paul's reputation won't be changed even he will win continuously unless he will now fight a real professional boxer in their prime.
Without knowing what went on behind the scenes, and seeing evidence of Tommy's injuries we can't really assume this was a dodge. So, we can't really blame Jake Paul for Tommy pulling out. I wouldn't hold it against Jake in this case, I'm not a huge fan of Jake Paul, but he isn't the one to blame. Although, that doesn't mean Tommy is to blame either, accidents, and injuries happen there's no real way of avoiding them. Just unfortunate timing.

Tommy has posted evidence that has been independently checked by doctors to be legit, unless he faked it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxPrBKZKzUI

Tyson did say a week or two ago that he might have broken his rib (as well as his own): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aYZDLaf6Xo

It was probably from doing that stupid medicine ball exercise where he was just smashing it into his ribs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC94DFkJa3U

No idea what's that's good for other than some broken ribs.
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December 08, 2021, 06:59:07 PM
#51
Woodley on his day isn't a slouch, I think the concern is his day was about 10 years ago. Nah, but seriously Woodley still possesses the ability to knock out Jake Paul, and that's what makes this fight at least a little bit interesting.

I was under the impression that Woodley this time will snatch a win if the result will came out in a fair decision.

In their last bout, Woodley was a winner on 1 one of the judges and he just needs to double his recent performance in order to grab at least another judge that will favor him. Jake Paul is more of a better boxer compared to Logan Paul so we can't really consider his fight as purely a joke and Woodley should take note of that.

If Woodley will lose again, better he doesn't participate anymore in any boxing events even an exhibition match.
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December 08, 2021, 06:17:51 PM
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Don't worry. Jake Paul's reputation won't be changed even he will win continuously unless he will now fight a real professional boxer in their prime.
Without knowing what went on behind the scenes, and seeing evidence of Tommy's injuries we can't really assume this was a dodge. So, we can't really blame Jake Paul for Tommy pulling out. I wouldn't hold it against Jake in this case, I'm not a huge fan of Jake Paul, but he isn't the one to blame. Although, that doesn't mean Tommy is to blame either, accidents, and injuries happen there's no real way of avoiding them. Just unfortunate timing.

Woodley on his day isn't a slouch, I think the concern is his day was about 10 years ago. Nah, but seriously Woodley still possesses the ability to knock out Jake Paul, and that's what makes this fight at least a little bit interesting.
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