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New Video Has Fans Furious Claiming “Rigged” Jake Paul Vs. Tyron Woodley 2

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Jake Paul’s spectacular knockout win over Tyron Woodley has been branded as ‘rigged’ by furious boxing fans after damning footage made the rounds on social media.

The 24-year-old American star received a nasty cut to the forehead in the third round after an accidental headbutt from rival Woodley. However, Paul persevered through the injury and waited for the right opportunity to present itself in their rematch at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.

The YouTuber-turned-boxer answered his critics when he connected with a powerful right-handed shot on Woodley in the sixth round. Woodley, 39, immediately hit the canvas and the referee put a stop to the fight, with Paul celebrating his sensational victory in front of over 20,000 fans in attendance.

Both Paul and Woodley were repeatedly booed before the knockout, with the lacklustre fight seeing the referee intervene multiple times to break up clinches. Fans have now turned to social media to suggest that Paul vs Woodley was a ‘rigged’ fight — and they are sharing footage of the knockout to back up their claims.

Paul, who now holds an undefeated 5-0 professional boxing record, has been accused of ‘twisting his hand’ as a so-called ‘signal’ to trigger the knockout win. And fans have added that Woodley intentionally dropped his guard to allow the American star to hit him cleanly with the brutal punch.

Paul has now knocked out all of the opponents that he has faced inside the squared circle, with Woodley being the only person to take him the full distance. Speaking after his win over Woodley, Paul suggested that he is “built” for boxing and made a bold claim about his impact in the sport.

“No-one in the history of boxing has done what I’ve done at this age,” he said. “Massive pay-per-views, knocked out every single person that I’ve fought. The only person that’s as active as me and doing as big pay-per-views is Canelo [Alvarez].

“I’ve turned everyone I’ve fought into memes, going viral all over the internet. I’m ready to fight whoever — it doesn’t matter if they’re a professional boxer or a five-time UFC champion. I’m built for this.”

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