What's up guys? Derek? Moreplay.28.com. Today we're going to be talking about the results of the Tyron Woodley Jake Paul fight.

Some people shocked. Some people not. Some people had that as their expected outcome. I'm going to give my thoughts on it, kind of who I thought won, what I think happened because there is a lot of, I don't know how if people are just saying, you know, Tyron won by a split decision because

they don't want to see Jake Paul win or if they actually believe that.

But I was kind of surprised personally, to be honest, to see it be the one judge who favored

Woodley pretty substantially.

Like for me, that seemed like, like I don't even know how to be honest like he was uh um

obviously had the potential to win in my opinion like he has the skill set he seems blatantly

more athletic than paul despite being almost 40 years old like you can just see the spring in his

step the guy just has what it takes i think to, to have, like, obviously he has what it takes.

He's a fucking former welterweight champion, but just something about his, his, I don't know,

inability to capitalize in the past however many years of his career, it seemed to kind

of bleed into this fight too.

Like, the guy is very kind of like, not timid,

but just like very, I don't know, like hesitant

to push the pace, even though that is ultimately

what I think a lot of people would speculate

would be the best strategy against Paul's

to close the distance, get in there

and, you know, fuck him up. Like the guy has the knockout ability. And, you know, to be honest,

Jake has definitely proved a lot of people wrong in this fight. He definitely showed that he is a very

skillful fighter. He has, you know, good technical abilities way above and beyond what he could have done even a couple of years ago.

And it kind of, again, calls into question how significant of an impact did PEDs potentially have on his performance in terms of skill acquisition, motor unit recruitment, reinforcing motor learning.

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