JAKE PAUL called Tommy Fury "bitch" after knocking out Tyron Whiteley. But, he started trolling along the way to the Ring.
Fury was scheduled to take on Paul in a celebrity grudge bout in Florida. However, Fury pulled out with a fractured rib and a chest infection.
Jake Paul's right hand knocked Tyron Woodley out
Woodley, an ex-UFC champion, was defeated on points by YouTubers in August. Woodley stepped in as a replacement with less than two week notice.
Paul didn't want Fury to get away with it and wore a Union Jack outfit even on his ringwalk.
It read, "Hello Tommy, wish that you could be here, but watching from a television is cool too."
Paul also walked to Village People's 1978 YMCA classic, and the lyrics seem to have been another swipe towards Fury.
The song begins with the words: "Young man there is no need to feel down." "Young man, get up off the ground," I said.
Six rounds into their rematch, Paul (24) and Woodley (39), were facing boos from the crowd after it failed to catch fire.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSThen, suddenly, Paul's right hook landed on the button and ended the show in dramatic fashion.
Woodley was not allowed to count face-down on the floor and was defeated by the American celebrity for the second time.
Paul was quick to congratulate Fury after his win, and he again criticised Fury 22 for his withdrawal.
He stated, "This guy's a legend."
"Don't take away his UFC title and respect him for accepting the fight at two weeks notice. Tommy Fury is a bitch.
"He quit the fight. This man is a true fighter, a dog who can fight and a champion. He is a legend and a formidable fighter.
