Jake Paul Responds To Tyron Woodley Getting 'I Love Jake Paul' Tattoo

In August, Jake Paul improved to 4-0, in his boxing career, after defeating Tyron Woodley. Woodley is known as one of the best MMA athletes of all-time, as this was his first professional boxing match. Paul went on to win this fight by split decision, in eight rounds, as the YouTube star continues to surprise the world. Ahead of this fight, there was a bet, that Woodley would get Paul's name tattooed on him, if he lost.

Woodley initially told TMZ Sports last week, that the plan was to finally get his "I Love Jake Paul" tattoo done, this past weekend. He explained how this was supposed to happen, after the loss, in Cleveland, but he supposedly couldn't get any tattoo artists to fit him into a schedule. At first, Woodley didn't know where he would get this ink, but ended up showing off that it was eventually placed on his middle finger, which was a diss towards Paul

On Instagram, Woodley showed that the "I Love Jake Paul" tattoo was placed under his middle finger, as he did this while flipping off a photo of Paul. This was all to call him out, to make a rematch happen, in the boxing ring.

"I love you son. Now come and get this ass whippin cause i heard you been talking back to your elders. @jakepaul #ManOfMyWord"

Jake Paul said that a response to Woodley's "I Love Jake Paul" would come on Tuesday, and he's done just that now. Paul took to YouTube to post a video, where he explained how he couldn't believe a "grown ass man," would actually do this. Paul then remained silent for most of the video, before closing it out, by showing off a note that says "I love you, too."

Woodley getting this "I Love Jake Paul" tattoo was very surprising for everyone, as he claimed before that this would only happen, if Paul accepted a rematch. Paul has yet to do this, but it looks like Woodley is remaining persistent. Paul is trying to get a fight locked in with boxer and reality TV star, Tommy Fury, but Fury isn't interested. Fury even reportedly turned down a $1 million offer, to fight Paul. Fury said that this fight is something that is "not worth getting out of bed for. Paul was originally a YouTuber and rapper, but has now had four pro boxing matches, since January 2020. Paul continues to face criticism though, for not fighting boxers who are actually professionals within the sport, and aren't past their prime, regarding their age.