Jake Paul insisted he is ready to fight anyone put in front of him after he stopped Tyron Woodley in the sixth-round of their rematch.
After a largely uneventful start to the bout, Paul produced a right hand that sent his opponent tumbling to the canvas unconscious to bring an immediate end to the fight and take his unbeaten record to five wins.
Paul suffered a cut to his forehand in the third round, which sent blood into his eyes and appeared to obstruct his vision, and overcoming that setback, he turned his attention to two possible future opponents.
“This is as real as it gets, just like my right hand,” Paul said.
“I told you, I was going to f*** him up. And I f***** him up.
“It was a tough fight. I had blood in my eyes. I had the job done. I was setting the punch up the whole fight. He didn’t see it coming. Like a lumberjack, timber.
“It’s got to be the moment of my life. Look at my year. Four fights, four knockouts. Masvidal and Nate Diaz - you are b***** for leaving this arena. I will f*** you up too. Anyone, anytime, any place.”
Paul was respectful towards Woodley after the fight, praising him for taking the fight on such short notice after Tommy Fury pulled out just a couple of weeks ago.
Fury was unable to fight due to injury and illness, and Paul once again hit out at the 22-year-old for not going through with the fight.
“[Woodley] is a legend and respect him for taking the fight on two weeks’ notice,” Paul said.
“Tommy Fury is a b**** for pulling out of the fight.”
It remains to be seen what comes next for Paul, and whether the Fury fight will be rescheduled for some point during 2022.
