Scorecards for Jake Paul vs Tyron woodley revealed. YouTuber is undefeated despite controversial split decision win

JAKE PAUL described the decision of a judge to award Tyron Woodley victory as 'bulls ***'.

After a split decision, the YouTuber won his fourth professional bout in boxing.


Scorecards for Jake Paul vs Tyron woodley revealed. YouTuber is undefeated despite controversial split decision win
In their boxing matchup, Jake Paul defeated Tyron Woodley by a split decision
Scorecards for Jake Paul vs Tyron woodley revealed. YouTuber is undefeated despite controversial split decision win
Jake Paul was defeated by two judges, but Phil Rogers supported Tyron Woodley.

After three rounds of tense opening, Woodley took control and began to take the initiative.

Things settled down towards the end of the eighth round.

Paul, who was taking the distance for the first-time, was unfamiliar territory.

He won on a split decision when it came down to the scores of the judges.

It was split in two: one for Problem Child, one for the Problem Child, and one for Woodley 78-74.

Paul replied, "100%." It was bulls***, come on.

"I don’t know what they were looking for.

"Especially in my hometown, where is that judge?"

According to the official scorecard, Phil Rogers backed Woodley in the final five rounds.

Paul was awarded the first two rounds by all three judges, while Woodley received the fourth.

Jaime Garayua gave Paul five of the eight, while Dana DePaulo handed Woodley rounds three and four. Paul took the final four.

Woodley, a former UFC champion, was furious at the outcome and demanded a rematch.

He stated, "The fact that one judge gave to me two rounds is laughable."

"I feel like I won this fight. Jake is a great opponent.

"That's how I got in great shape.


Scorecards for Jake Paul vs Tyron woodley revealed. YouTuber is undefeated despite controversial split decision win

"No disrespect, Jake and I need to win that fight with Tommy Fury.

"Off the top, i want the rematch. We were the ones who sold the pay-per view. "The Fury fight is not going to do that."

"I feel that if that were the second largest pay-per view, then round two will be even bigger."