The highly-anticipated clash between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley is just days away from happening at the Rocket Mortgage Field House in Cleveland, Ohio. Making his pro boxing debut against an undefeated opponent (3-0), ex-UFC champion Woodley will reportedly earn the biggest payday of his combat career.
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However, his legacy is at risk. Following 4 straight UFC defeats, the upcoming fight will be his key to regain his momentum. On the other hand, Paul can gain the biggest win of his career by overpowering Woodley.
All these exciting features have rightly gathered attention from combat fans. So, August 29 can actually see a successful day at the Box Office. Here’s everything you need to know about the timing of the fight.
Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley: Tickets, Time, and Live PPV
Jake Paul will clearly bring in a lot of familiar support in his hometown. However, there are still plenty of tickets available as we stand 6 days far from the event. You can visit seatgeek.com to book tickets online. Tickets from $25-$300 are available.
Meanwhile, people can catch all the action live from their homes on Showtime PPV. The price has been set at $59.99. FITE TV will also telecast the event live across several countries on a paid subscription.
As for the timings, the USA will see the event begin at 8 PM ET on August 29, with the main event happening at around 11:30 PM. Meanwhile, the card will begin at 1:00 AM BST on August 30 in the UK. Hence, the headlining contenders may walk in around 4:30 AM.
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Paul vs Woodley- Prediction and Face-Off
Jake Paul has already engaged in trash talk with his rival Tyron Woodley. The duo has a tattoo bet with the loser getting the winner’s name tattooed.
There’s no denying that Woodley is a much better fighter than Paul and is an all-time legend in MMA. However, as Woodley will be a boxing debutant, ‘The Problem Child’ will have the edge.
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Besides, a trainer like BJ Flores on his corner can be an added inspiration for Paul. In response, Woodley has trained with Big Gerald and Floyd Mayweather’s team. So, it leaves the door open to a 50-50 fight.
Who do you think will win the fight? Jake Paul or Tyron Woodley?
