Jake Paul will be going head-to-head with Tyron Woodley for the second time in a row. Here’s what you need to know to catch all the action.
Paul and Woodley will be meeting up for a rematch on December 18, after Tommy Fury abruptly dropped out due to injury.
Jake expressed doubts about the legitimacy of Fury’s injuries, and even wanted Tommy to fight through them, but the British Boxer is officially out, with former UFC fighter Woodley ready to take his place.
Despite being a rematch, some say this has all the makings of a great matchup that could even end up being better than the original card. Here’s how to tune in and catch the fight for yourself.
When is Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley 2?
Paul vs. Woodley 2 will happen on December 18, in Tampa, Florida, at 9 PM ET/6 PM PST/2 AM GMT. This time the pair will face off Amalie Arena, which is home to the NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning.
The headline fight obviously won’t happen right away. Before the main card there will be three additional fights as well, which are all listed down below:
- Liam Paro vs. Yomar Alamo
- Deron Williams vs. Frank Gore
- Amanda Serrano vs. Miriam Gutierrez
After the Serrano/Gutierrez co-main event, Woodley and Paul will look to settle their score in the ring. This could be an hour or more from when the stream starts, so don’t worry if you can’t tune in right away.
How to stream Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley 2
If you don’t have ringside seats and you want to watch in the U.S. you’ll need to buy it on Showtime pay-per-view. This can be purchased on Showtime.com for $59.99.
That’s not exactly a drop in the bucket, so if you don’t want to shell out the full price, it might be worth finding a restaurant or bar (if you’re of legal drinking age) that’s showing it to watch at instead.
Weigh-Ins
Both Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley will have to meet the cruiserweight class for their highly-anticipated boxing rematch, with a weight limit of 192 lbs.
On weigh-in day, Friday, December 17, the duo weighed in as follows:
Jake Paul: 191.4 lbs
Tyron Woodley: 189.6 lbs
With both boxers determined to come out on top and a three-fight clause confirmed by Woodley, fans are more anxious than ever to see how this bout pans out.
What’s on the line?
Besides a W, redemption, and a $500,000 knockout bonus, on the line for Woodley, beating Jake would undoubtedly set up a third tiebreaker match – which would mean even more money and bragging rights on the line.
If Paul versus Fury had happened and Jake won, he probably would have just gone to fight more new opponents, and Woodley would never have gotten another chance at redemption.
So, can “The Chosen One” make the most of this rare opportunity? You’ll have to tune in on December 18, or at least follow along on social media during the fight, to find out.
Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley 2 betting odds
Paul is the favorite heading into this rematch at a -260 favorite on DraftKings. On the opposite side, Woodley is a +210 underdog with most bookies.
Lines may fluctuate slightly as the clash draws near, but don’t expect to see too much deviation over the coming days.
These odds are fairly close to that of the first fight, where Paul closed as a -200 favorite, according to Bookies.com.
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