On August 29th, Jake Paul will make his second pro-boxing appearance of 2021. The YouTube boxing stalwart will lock horns with the former UFC welterweight king, Tyron Woodley. This fight is one of the most intriguing and perhaps the most promising boxing events of 2021.

The Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley fight will unquestionably be the center of attraction. But there are some exuberant fights on the undercard that have every ability to lure the fans. That said, one such fight on the undercard is between Tommy Fury and Anthony Taylor.

Also, as Taylor is Jake Paul’s sparring partner, the latter is eager to see how his partner fares against Fury. Recently, the duo met each other, and they teamed up to trash-talk Tommy Fury.

Paul said, “Official Tommy Fury, August 29th, he’s fighting my boy, my sparring partner, Anthony Taylor.”

Anthony Taylor added, “What’s up its Anthony Pretty Boy Taylor, Tommy Fury, I’m coming to knock you out.”

Jake Paul, over the past few months, has gone all out against some bigwigs of boxing and MMA. He also engaged in a verbal spat with ‘TNT’. With that, Paul took this opportunity to get onto the Brit’s nerves by roping in the latter’s upcoming opponent, Anthony Taylor, in his above video.

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Although Paul took a dig at his arch-nemesis, he still is principally focused on his fight against Tyron Woodley, i.e. the main event on August 29th.

Can Jake Paul get past Tyron Woodley to prove his mettle?

In his 3 pro-boxing outings, the YouTuber turned boxer has displayed tremendous power. This is why all of his wins have arrived via T/KO. Furthermore, ‘The Problem Child’ will look to exhibit more than his usual game plan in this fight to outclass his foe, Woodley.

That said, the boxing fraternity will be keen to see how Jake Paul comes up with a strategy on August 29. He certainly has some notable boxing skills, but proving it against Woodley will be a vital task for him.

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