Jake Paul revealed on the Full Send Podcast that he hyperextended his arm in sparring before the Tyron Woodley fight, and he hurt it again in the third round of the fight.
‘The Problem Child’ Jake Paul is living the high life after his huge victory against former UFC champion Tyron Woodley during their mega-encounter last month. Taking to social media via Instagram, the social media influencer turned boxer talked about some of his mega purchases, gifts and experiences that have taken place since his victory – along with re-joining the fabled mile-high club.
The post read: ” [I] finally back home after another major W in the books thinking about how this past week created enough memories and stories to last a lifetime… some of my favorites were; the usual Miami club madness & CLE after party – to being gifted a custom $50k PRBLM CHILD Ar-15 – from selling out my hometown arena with Dave Chappell in the audience – to buying Julia a Lamborghini’s worth of Cartier – and then taking her on a giant pistachio gelato ice cream date while inhaling 20 espresso martinis – and finishing it all up with a Full Send podcast & re-upping our membership to the mile high club on the way home. Did Jake Paul ‘threaten’ this UFC fighter at a bar?
In other news regarding Jake Paul, UFC veteran, Dan Hardy pulled no punches when it came to Paul’s opponent, Tyron Woodley, verbally taking down the former UFC star due to his performance against Paul in late August. He told Submission Radio the following remarks. Credit to MMAMania for the below.
“He looked like a sack of shit the other week. That was very embarrassing. The reason I’m annoyed about it, is that he validated exactly what I thought was gonna happen, and I expected more from him. Like dude, you’re nearly 40, you’re rap game’s not going anywhere, you’re MMA career’s done, you’ve got a guy in front of you that’s been trashing your mom, that’s been talking a whole heap of nonsense for how many months? And you’ve got eight rounds to punch him in the face and you’re already half punching him through the ropes, and then you don’t put your foot on the gas because you’re afraid of being vulnerable? That just looks weak to me. It looks weak and it wastes people’s money.”
