Jake Paul insults Tyron Woodley about rematch, telling him he had his chance ahead of Tommy Fury grudge match

JAKE PAUL taunted Tyron woodley about his desire for a rematch. He claimed that the former UFC champion had 'had his chance' of winning a second fight.

After Woodley's narrow victory in August's showdown, The Problem Child agreed that he would rematch Woodley. However, he only had to agree to the condition that 'I Love Jake Paul' be tattooed on his body.

Woodley was faithful to his word, but Paul didn't let that stop him from trying to get revenge on Tommy Fury, a Love Islander.

Paul, a former Disney star, has no plans to reclaim the ring with the ex UFC welterweight king.

He said to TMZ that he had already started fighting Tommy Fury and was now negotiating a fight.

"I don’t think people want to see Tyron vs Jake Paul all over again.

He had his chance. He got his chance.

Paul, 24, is currently preparing for a clash with Fury (the brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson).

The younger Paul brother Fury will face will be Fury's biggest rival in his early career. Fury believes that their Tampa fight will bring down the younger Paul brother.

American stated that he was only allowed to be with those who were supposed to lose.

"This is his first test in real life where his opponent isn’t just going to win.

"He doesn't know what he is getting himself into.

"This is his first time performing under the big lights on the big stage and he's going crack under pressure."

Paul admits that TNT will be his most successful boxer opponent so far.

He stated, "The beauty of this fight is its unknown." Will we ever find out if he is a Fury or a half Fury?

"Is he a brother to his brother or does he live in the shadow of his brother?

"The beauty of this fight is that it is my first time fighting a boxer.

"He is undefeated, and he's young, the same age, the same weight, and the same height. It's a great match-up.

"We are just going to see which one worked harder, who wanted it more, and who has the dog in them."