TYRON WOODLEY confirmed Jake Paul's rematch clause in their fight, and has accepted a three-part series.
Paul defeated Woodley in eight rounds, on August 12, the night Tommy Fury beat Anthony Taylor as a sparring partner.
Tyron Woodley confirmed Jake Paul's rematch clause in their fight
It created the massive celebrity grudge match, which was scheduled for December 18, in Florida.
Fury was forced to withdraw this week due to a chest infection and a broken rib. Woodley signed his replacement.
Paul, 24 years old, has the right to an instant rematch. This could lead to a trio decider.
Woodley, 39, said to TMZ Sports that he was up for the trilogy. Yes, there is a rematch clause. That's what I'm going for.
"Mr Betting Man, after I knock you out, are you going run or will you try to fight someone else?"
"Or are we going to come back and get this job again?"
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSPaul beat YouTuber "AnEsonGib", ex-NBA star Nate Robinson (37), and Ben Askren (37).
His biggest win was against Woodley, an ex-UFC champion.
Fury, 22 years old, was to be his first opponent. He had no prior experience in the workplace before the Brit withdrew.
It has also given Woodley the opportunity to redeem himself after he failed to complete the job the first time.
He stated that he felt like he won the fight but when he beat me and I win the fight by knockout, and then go on to a trilogy and do it again, there is no doubt.
"I like the way they keep the headlines down. For me, it was clear that this was the first time.
"I saw the fight last night. How can you lose four, five and six rounds, seven and eight, seven and eight, seven and eight, respectively? He lost all four rounds and clearly lost round 4.
"So, without the knockdown, with 10-8, there was no doubt that it was the first time.
"This is the final nail in my coffin. This is basically what I should've done the first time." It will be the third time, there is no doubt."
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