Tyron Woodley

Tyron Woodley is saying he would accept a fight with Israel Adesanya if it was offered to him by Dana White and the UFC. Woodley (19-7 MMA), after a four fight losing streak against Vicente Luque (21-8 MMA), Colby Covington (17-3 MMA), Gilbert Burns (20-5 MMA) and Kamaru Usman (20-1 MMA) was released from the UFC in 2021 as his contract was up. It was to be the end of an eight-year relationship with the UFC that began back in 2013.

Tyron Woodley is down to sign Israel Adesanya. Adesanya defends his middleweight title against Jared Cannonier in the UFC 276 headliner this upcoming weekend. As such, “The Last Stylebender” is naturally dominating the headlines and is becoming a topic of conversation in a number of podcasts. The topic...

Chael Sonnen wants to see Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley 3, mainly because he believes it would be funny. ‘The Problem Child’ has been out of the ring since his December 2021 rematch with ‘The Chosen One’. While their first outing in August 2021 ended in a controversial split decision, there was no mystery for the second fight. Paul viciously knocked out Woodley in round six.

Tyron Woodley believes the UFC pushes fighters too quickly and Sage Northcutt and Paige VanZant are the perfect examples. The UFC often signs young, up-and-coming prospects but the problem with them fighting in the UFC so young is the fact they are fighting the best in the world, which is a problem according to Woodley. Along with that, the promotion has to carefully matchmake them which they didn’t do to both Northcutt and VanZant as both struggled and ultimately left the UFC.

Tyron Woodley has expressed his thoughts on why former foe Jake Paul is not the appropriate ambassador for fighter pay in the UFC. The former welterweight champion doesn’t believe that YouTuber-turned-boxer, Jake Paul, is the right figurehead to lead the push for improved fighter pay in the UFC. “The...

If time machines existed, surely several combat sports fans would use their trip to go back and stop the Paul brothers from running amuck in the boxing world. For the younger of the two Ohio natives, Jake, he’s taken his boxing career significantly more seriously than his older brother Logan. Undefeated (5-0) as a professional, “The Problem Child” most recently picked up his biggest win yet, knocking out former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Welterweight champion, Tyron Woodley, in Dec. 2021 (watch highlights).

Dan Hardy doesn’t know where Tyron Woodley has gone. For the last several months, Hardy has been pursuing a fight with Woodley to no avail. At one point, the two were in talks to face each other in a boxing match but in January, Woodley put the kibosh on that idea, saying he would rather fight Hardy in MMA, if he was going to fight him at all. And since then, Hardy says that there’s been radio silence about a possible fight.

Conor McGregor scoffs at ‘Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley 2’ but won’t rule out a future bout with the YouTuber. McGregor (22-6 MMA) was in attendance at last night’s Bellator 275 event in Dublin to support his SBG teammates Sinead Kavanagh and Lee Hammond. While there, the Irish star had a chat with ‘The Mirror‘ where he was asked to comment on Jake Paul.

Tyron Woodley is interested in boxing Tommy Fury next time out. Woodley stepped up on short notice to rematch Jake Paul when Fury pulled out. After he was knocked out, Paul said that Woodley should box Fury. Since then, there has been no talk, but just recently, Paul’s promotion posted on social media asking if fans would want to see the fight.

UFC champ Tyron Woodley has responded to calls to fight Tommy Fury after Jake Paul’s boxing company, Most Valuable Promotions, brought up the idea. In winter 2021, YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul was all set to face off against Love Island star Tommy Fury in the ring. Unfortunately, Fury pulled out...

Tyron Woodley gives his take on Jorge Masvidal vs Colby Covington, claiming that Masvidal should have no issues when it comes to boxing. While Tyron Woodley hasn’t fought in an octagon in a while, he has since been focussing on boxing and believes that it is an area where Jorge Masvidal’s strengths lie.

Tyron Woodley feels premium athletes are the future of MMA competition. The sport of MMA continues to evolve. MMA has gone from almost having no rules to being a globally recognized and sanctioned sport. The fighters have evolved as well and many believe that the days of relying solely on toughness and heart are over.

Tyron Woodley is backing Jorge Masvidal to come out on top against Colby Covington. Masvidal and Covington collide in a long-awaited welterweight grudge match headlining the upcoming UFC 272 pay-per-view event on March 5. For many observers as well as oddsmakers, Covington is the favorite, as many believe his volume...

PFL Challengers is starting up with its first event this week. Ahead of the inaugural show, the promotion has announced it has some interesting judges. The PFL Challengers Series operates very similarly to the Dana White Contender Series. There are multiple fights, and then the best fighters are selected to be brought into the promotion.

Tyron Woodley knows a thing or two about Colby Covington and Jorge Masvidal. UFC 272 on March 5, 2022, live from Las Vegas, Nevada, will be headlined by the heated rivalry that is Covington vs. Masvidal. The former friends and teammates have gone back-and-forth for years since splitting and they will finally come to a head. Along their journey, they each had interactions with Woodley as a teammate, and in Covington’s case, an opponent.

Tyron Woodley knows there’s more to mixed martial arts than just what happens inside the cage. As much as wins and losses are the ultimately deciding factor when it comes to any competition, the former UFC champion understands that a superior skill set doesn’t always lead to a prosperous career for any athlete.

Tyron Woodley used to train with both Jorge Masvidal and Colby Covington so he is well-versed in knowing how they match up against one another. All three welterweights used to train at American Top Team and for Woodley, he believes those past training sessions give Masvidal the advantage. According to “The Chosen One” he says “Gamebred” was the big brother in training and it’s hard to get past that.

Tyron Woodley has a unique insight into the UFC 272 main event grudge match between Colby Covington and Jorge Masvidal. Woodley (19-7-1 MMA, 9-6-1 UFC), a former longtime UFC welterweight champion, has a history with both fighters stemming from his time at American Top Team, and even fought one of them inside the octagon.