TYRON WOODLEY was furious at Jake Paul's inability to be 'a man who keeps his word' after the YouTuber opted for a rematch with Tommy Fury.
Paul beat Woodley in eight rounds in August. However, Paul and Woodley had a prefight wager.
Jake Paul defeated ex-UFC champion Tyron Whiteley in August
They bet that the loser would get the winner's name tattooed.
Paul, however, agreed to rematch Woodley in the ring, provided that the bet was honored.
Woodley took a month to ink 'I Love Jake Paul' on his finger. It was too late.
Since then, he has taken aim at the social media star after he posted a link of their face-toface sit-down which was recorded just days before their fight.
Woodley, 39, tweeted "Watched it for the first time!" Every word was true.
"He ran and got gassed. He was not going to return it. He was not a man who kept his word."
Paul beat Woodley and turned his attention towards Fury, 22-year-old, who defeated Anthony Taylor, 32 on the undercard.
The tattoo reveal led to the American deciding not to rematch Woodley.
Paul, 24, said to TMZ Sport that he had the tattoo by the time he was done fighting Tommy Fury and negotiating a fight.
"I don’t think people want to see Tyron vs Jake Paul once again. He was allowed to have his say. He got his chance."
