On December 18 last year, Jake Paul fought Tyron Woodley for the second and final time. ‘The Problem Child’ was as usual accompanied by his elder brother Logan Paul during his fight. While Woodley and Paul fought, ‘The Maverick’ armed with his polaroid camera clicked pictures of the scenes. In fact, Logan Paul not only went extremely close to the ring, but he also stood on the canvas at times. This behavior of Logan Paul irritated Tyron Woodley.

In the latest episode of BS w/Jake Paul, guest and former rival Woodley revealed how he felt. The following is what he wanted to do to Logan Paul:

“I wanted to f*ck your brother up by the way for f*cking the goddamn. Logan asked for the f*cking polaroids. Get your a** down. You are right on the f*cking ring! You are right on the canvas. I was going to kick his f*cking a**.”

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Woodley was bothered, and he did not appreciate Logan Paul stepping on the canvas while they were still fighting in the ring.

Tyron Woodley talks about the Jake Paul takedown in their second fight

At one point in the middle of the fight, Woodley, a former mixed martial artist, attempted a ‘takedown’ on Paul. He absolutely flipped him on the ground. Woodley was a collegiate wrestler, and he was known for his ability to wrestle in UFC. The first Stephen Thompson vs. Tyron Woodley fight would suffice as a good example speaking of this.

Talking about the ‘takedown’ on Paul, Woodley added saying, “I didn’t mean to do the takedown, it just kind of happened.” 

Encouraged by Woodley, Paul spoke about head-butting the former’s elbow. As he touched upon the eyebrow and the blood, Woodley made a reference to Rocky, and they both shared a laugh.

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As the talk went on, Woodley even gave his top five all-time favorite mixed martial artists. His list comprised the likes of Jon Jones, Demetrious Johnson, Carlos Condit, GSP, and Anderson Silva, whom he called the GOAT.

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What do you think about Woodley’s comments on Logan Paul, elder brother of Jake?