Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley LIVE: Latest updates and result as YouTuber edges former UFC champion

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Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley: YouTuber secures controversial split decision victory

YouTube star Jake Paul outpointed UFC champion Tyron Woodley to remain unbeaten and move to 4-0 as a professional boxer.

The favourite going into the fight, Paul was the busier boxer, according to the stats, and managed to convince two of the judges - whose scorecards have now been revealed.

Paul did have to weather a storm in the fourth round when he was stunned by a looping right hand by Woodley.

But in truth, Woodley failed to capitalise and his cautious approach cost him a genuine chance of winning the fight.

Woodley then demanded a rematch once the official decision had been read, with Paul offering him terms centred around a tattoo to roll it back for a second fight.

Here’s all the latest updates and reaction following the big fight and what comes next.

Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley LIVE

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• Daniel Dubois obliterates Joe Cusumano in first-round knockout on US Debut
• Amanda Serrano outclasses Yamileth Mercado to win wide points decision
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[30 August 2021 03:48 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

Round Five

More solid work from Serrano. She’s picking Mercado apart with her jab which she lands flush to the face of the Mexican. A few body blows follow. Those are the ones that are hurting Mercado.

[30 August 2021 03:45 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

Round Four

The distance is Mercado’s biggest problem. She hasn’t been able to fully connect with her overhead right. Serrano’s footwork has been good as has her jab. Mercado forces Serrano into the corner and lands a decent punch right on the bell.

Mercado’s eye is starting to shown signs of wear and tear.

[30 August 2021 03:43 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

Round Three

Serrano lands a few heavy hits to Mercado’s body and keeps the Mexican on her toes. Mercado looks hurt but swings wildly to keep Serrano at bay.

A shaky start from Serrano but she’s taking control of this fight after three rounds.

[30 August 2021 03:39 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

Round Two

Serrano bosses the second. She moves inside and lands an quick right-left combo before avoiding the counter. Mercado’s keeping her distance trying to set up a powerful hit. She lands a couple of body blows but not enough to change trouble Serrano.

[30 August 2021 03:36 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

Round One

Southpaw Serrano stands behind her jab and throw a few straight shots. Mercado’s looking for a powerful right hook and trying to use her quick hands to her advantage. A few hits land but it’s a close round to call with both fighters feeling each other out.

[30 August 2021 03:35 · Jack Rathborn]

Daniel Dubois reacts to victory over Joe Cusumano

[30 August 2021 03:34 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

This is fight of 10 two minute rounds for the world titles. Can Mercado shock us all in her fifth world title fight?

[30 August 2021 03:32 · Michael Jones]

Amanda Serrano vs Yamileth Mercado

The last fight before the main event.

Amanda Serrano (40-1-1, 30 KOs) puts her WBC and WBO Women’s Featherweight titles on the line against Yamileth Mercado (18-2, 5 KOs). Serrano is one of the top women’s pound-for-pound fighters in the world. At Saturday’s weigh-ins, Serrano was noticably larger than Mercado.

She’s in this fight for a knockout.

[30 August 2021 03:24 · Jack Rathborn]

HIGHLIGHTS: Daniel Dubois knocks out Joe Cusumano

[30 August 2021 03:21 · Jack Rathborn]

John Fury: Daniel Dubois is not ready yet, has a lot to work on

“There's a lot to work on. Seasoned fighters will catch him, he got caught here. Let's not pick no bones, he's a boy, not a man.

“I'd keep him back until he's 27, 28, then let him go. Are they going to get carried away with Trevor Bryan? He's still a pup. Same with Tyson, we were never going to let him box for a title until he was 27.”