TYRON WOODLEY was required to sign a contract stating he wasn’t allowed to knock Jake Paul out.
According to Conor McGregor's fellow MMA star Dillon Danis who claimed that Woodley did not agree to a KO win over Paul.
In an eight-round fight in Cleveland last summer, the controversial YouTuber defeated the mixed martial artist
Woodley scored the big blow in the fourth round, but fans were baffled by his failure to follow up despite his opponent going flying into the ropes.
Danis said last week to The MMA Hour: "Tyron woodley, according to what I heard, had it written in the contract that he wasn't allowed knockout Jake Paul."
"I swear on everything, when he was against ropes, I swear, that is why Tyron Woodley didn’t hit Jake Paul when he was against ropes.
"I'm telling ya right now. He had a contract that said you weren't allowed to knock him out.
Danis doubled down on his amazing statement, claiming Woodley signed a confidentiality agreement that forbids him from discussing whether he could knock Paul out.
The MMA superstar will not be rematching in the near future. Instead, the social media celebrity will face Tommy Fury on December 18.
Danis said to Plan Bri Uncut that Tyron Woodley was the reason he has not spoken about it. He had to sign an NDA to refrain from speaking about it. It was almost like a double standard, you know?
"The fight wasn't rigged. He's not allowed knock him out. They could box. He just stood there when he was up against the ropes.
"Now he is fighting Tommy Fury who's horrible. He is a Jersey Shore reject. He's smart and it's easy money.
"If I'm going for MMA or boxing, it doesn't matter which one I choose. Logan [Paul] and Jake are both a possibility. Logan has been talking s ***, so it's hard to know.
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