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Tyron Woodley is yet to sign a fight that’s appealing to him. The former UFC welterweight champion has been eager to get a chance to fight since his retirement. Following his switch to the world of boxing, Woodley lost to Jake Paul in 2021 via a 6th-round knockout. Woodley has been calling out KSI now, with the fight far from getting finalized. ‘The Chosen One’ seems desperate to get his hands on an opponent in the ring. KSI’s recent first-round knockout win over Faze Temperrr has brought him into the limelight once again, with him wishing to fight anybody that is put in front of him next.

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Woodley has had a remarkable UFC career, having defended his title successfully four times. His professional MMA record stands at 19 wins, 7 losses, and 1 draw. His highlight reel performances come against Robbie Lawler and Darren Till.

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Tyron Woodley reveals how KSI ‘disrespected’ him

In a recent tweet, T-Wood called out KSI. The matchup of JJ and Tyron goes a while back, and Woodley has been bitter about it through it all. Following his loss to Jake Paul, Tyron Woodley had KSI as a suitable choice of opponent for his next fight. But before KSI Vs. Faze Temperr fixture, the event was going to be a double headliner. Tyron Woodley Vs. KSI and Logan Paul Vs Dillon Danis. But due to a knee injury, Logan Paul had to pull out of the fight. Since Logan pulled out, KSI changed his opponent and was scheduled to fight Dillion Danis instead. Unfortunately, Danis pulled out of the fight a week before the event. In all of this, Woodley was left stranded alone.

“The negotiation of the contract was very disrespectful, and it made me want to hurt him, So I told this to his manager. I was on a call with his manager, and I said, ‘Never in my life have I been disrespected like this in a contract,'” said Woodley in an interview with The MMA Hour. The former UFC champion added that he felt disrespected by the terms of the contract. KSI’s team wanted to add a rehydration clause which needed Woodley to get down to 175 pounds for the fight. 

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Fans react to Tyron Woodley’s callout of KSI

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Fans are not happy with T-Wood’s efforts to get back at KSI. A fan thinks that Joe Fournier is a much more “Credible” opponent than Woodley.

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Another fan believes that it’s sad to see Woodley begging YouTubers for fights.

One fan is inconsiderate of Woodley’s UFC career and believes he will be remembered for having boring fights.

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Another fan doesn’t think it’s a thing of pride for KSI to call out older opponents.

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A fight between Tyron Woodley and JJ is not completely off the table yet. There is no response from KSI as of now. But fans can expect some exchanges between both of them in the near future. If the duo meets in the ring, do you think Woodley has what it takes to give the rising star his first defeat? Let us know in the comments.

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Agrim Sharma is a Boxing writer at EssentiallySports. Boxing is Agrim's first love, and he has been enamored with the sport since witnessing the sheer courage and tenacity of 'Iron' Mike in his fight against Peter McNeeley. Agrim's recent coverage of the Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury fight was widely appreciated by readers. Agrim is committed to staying on top of his game, never missing a single bout, and continually striving to deliver the best possible coverage of the sport. When he's not writing, Agrim likes to play his guitar to soothe himself after a tough day at the office, reflecting his passion for music and the arts. An avid reader, Agrim's love for books is a story in itself, reflecting his commitment to learning, knowledge-sharing, and quality.

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