Tyron Woodley suspended for 60 days after knockout loss to Jake Paul
Tyron Woodley hit with two month medical SUSPENSION after the former UFC star’s vicious knockout blow in rematch defeat to Jake Paul
- Tyron Woodley suffered a brutal knockout defeat to Jake Paul on Saturday
- The former UFC star had stepped in for Tommy Fury to fight the YouTuber
- Woodley has been suspended for 60 days after his vicious knockout loss
Tyron Woodley has received a 60-day medical suspension following his brutal knockout defeat to Jake Paul.
The former UFC welterweight champion had stepped in to replace Tommy Fury for the fight, as he looked to avenge his unanimous decision defeat to the YouTuber in August.
Woodley though suffered a KO defeat following vicious overhand right from Paul in the sixth round.
Tyron Woodley suffered a knockout defeat to Jake Paul after a brutal overhand right
Woodley had stepped in for the fight on late notice after Tommy Fury pulled out
And as reported by The Sun, the Florida Athletic Commission have confirmed that Woodley has been hit with a two month suspension following his knockout.
After the fight, Woodley took a while to regain consciousness before participating in the post-fight press conference.
While his opponent Paul now has a plethora of possible future opponents, Woodley insisted that he would be keen on a trilogy bout with the 24-year-old despite his crushing loss.
Despite his loss to Paul, Woodley is hopeful of having a trilogy bout with the YouTuber
‘I would love to fight him again,’ he said. ‘The first time I felt it was very, very close. He’s got to figure out what he wants to do – if he wants to run it back, I’m always down.
‘Me and him could fight 10 times. This is a real life Rocky movie.’
After his win, Jake Paul called out UFC stars Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal who were both in attendance during the evening.
He said: ‘Y’all are some b****es for leaving this arena. I know you don’t want that s***. I’ll take out both of y’all next. Get out of your contracts with daddy Dana (White). I’mma f*** them up too.’
Woodley has been handed a two month suspension by the Florida Athletic Commission
Another potential opponent is Fury, with promoter Frank Warren stating that a fight could be rescheduled for early 2022.
Woodley was not the only fighter to get suspended, with co-headliner Miriam Gutierrez handed an indefinite suspension after a savage beating over 10 rounds by Amanda Serrano.
Serrano dominated the fight landing 236 punches in her unanimous decision victory which left Gutierrez barely recognisable after the contest.
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