Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley 2 results, takeaways: Knockout punch keeps the hype train on the tracks
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Paul was in desperate need of a big moment in his rematch with Woodley and delivered it in the nick of time
Saturday night's rematch between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley was always going to draw eyeballs. A replay of their tepid first fight, however, would have been a disaster for the Jake Paul business plan. The fight was anything but exciting for the first five rounds, then Paul changed everything with a bomb of a right hand that left Woodley unconscious on the canvas.
Paul was elated following the fight, calling out more big names and looking to build on the moment. Had that right hand not landed, the interest in Paul's boxing career may have cratered.
Let's take a deeper look into Paul's career-saving punch and other takeaways from Tampa.
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