TYRON WOODLEY was accused by Dan Hardy, an ex-UFC British star, of faking his I love Jake Paul’ tattoo.
Hardy is skeptical of the claim that the American claimed to have inked in an attempt to win a lucrative rematch against YouTuber Paul, but Hardy does not believe him.
Tyron Woodley shows off his tattoo 'I Love Jake Paul'
Woodley, 39, posted a photo of his new tattoo on Twitter Monday. Hardy quickly responded.
The Brit, aged 39, tweeted: "So, you left out the love' part, and it's written with pen?" Bravo.
It looks like something your friend got when you were drunk.
"An embarrassing tattoo can be one thing, but a terrible embarrassing tattoo is another."
Hardy was a UFC fighter between 2008 and 2012. He won 25 and lost 10 of his 36 professional MMA bouts.
He lost to Canadian Georges St-Pierre, the retired fighter, for the UFC welterweight title.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSHardy did not fight Woodley, but they made up for it with the American saying: "Your UFC career has been embarrassing."
"Your claim to fame? You got stomped on by GSP and didn’t die. Everything was designed. You can keep setting the trends, while I tweet."
Woodley claims to have gotten the tattoo after Paul, 24, and he agreed that the loser from their August pay-per view scrap would be inked.
The UFC legend is eager to rematch with YouTuber, and has accused him being'scared of fighting'.
Paul has not yet responded to Woodley's alleged ink tattoo. He claims that he will post a video on Tuesday about the ink.
Woodley later got a reply from Hardy, who tweeted: "You're trending since you have Jake Paul tattooed to your finger.
"Well done. Congratulations on your victory in the championship.
"I can still remember the cheers from the crowds as you stood with your heel against the fence and avoided the fight.
Woodley replied, "Belts & titles." You wished for the things you hoped for. As you were taken to the hospital on a stretcher, they cheered.
"Champs are now in diapers the last time you fought. You can still live your dream with the bag in your garage. From Outlaw to Uber driver
Hardy ended the row by saying, "We're all the same age you fool."
It's not that I was competing in UFC earlier than the reign of the greatest UFC welterweight champion ever. You came after."
