Paul to give him an immediate rematch. He even agreed to get an “I love Jake Paul” tattoo. Woodley is still willing to go ahead with it — provided Paul sticks to his word.
He spoke to the media and stated that “He spoke. He said that. He shook my hand, He said bet. … I walked you down the whole fight. He ran the whole fight. Every single time. He’s trying to back out of it. He’s being a coward. I’m calling you out: You’re being a coward.”
While Woodley didn’t take any big shots and was walking Paul down for most of the fight, his activity was much to be desired and ultimately contributed to his defeat and while he agrees he could have thrown more, he also felt vindicated by having a number of boxing champions tell him he did enough to win.
“I thought I did more than enough to win the fight. … I talked to Floyd [Mayweather] last night, a couple other world champions. Riddick Bowe hit me up today. Chris ‘Primetime’ [Colbert] hit me up. Andre Ward hit me up. Claressa [Shields] hit me up. And everybody, they said, ‘man, for somebody who’s never boxed before and is crossing over into our world, we want to give you props, because you fought those f*cking eight rounds. Everybody believed I won. They also agreed with, like you said, I could’ve thrown a little bit more. … But at the end of the day, I told you — this was going to look like a fight. Jake, don’t be a b*tch, dog. Just finish the movie like it’s supposed to be. This is a big scene in the movie, we’re halfway through the movie. Finish it out the right way. Don’t go and fight no [Tommy] Fury. Nobody wants to see that fight. Nobody even know him.”
