JAKE PAUL believes rival Tyron Woodley has found a loophole in his tattoo as the UFC legend demands a rematch.
The former welterweight champion, 39, was outpointed against the YouTuber in their boxing bout in August.
Following the dust-up in Ohio, Paul declared that he would fight the MMA icon again as long as Woodley had ‘I love Jake Paul’ inked on his body.
The pair had made a bet prior Paul’s split decision victory in their contest that the loser would get a tattoo of the victor’s name.
And Woodley finally got the tattoo at the end of September, where he instantly called for a rematch after getting it done on the inside of his middle finger.
But Paul, 24, has stated that Woodley may cover up the tattoo, and has explained his theory of why he got inked.
He told talkSPORT: “Let’s see what happens. He was like three or four weeks late on the tattoo, he let the hype die down.
“I think he had a call with his accountants and he saw how much taxes he had to pay and he was like ‘oh, man, I need to get this tattoo right now.’
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“The weird thing about it, and I’m saying this on record right now, is the tattoo is on his middle finger and it’s done in a way where he can change it to say ‘f*** Jake Paul’.
“He did it so the I looks like an F or could be changed to that, so I think personally he’s going to change it to say ‘f*** Jake Paul’ on his middle finger.
“It goes perfectly with that, so I’m calling it out right now.
“He’s trying to find loopholes and be slick but he’s not as smart as he thinks he is.”
Paul has also been heavily linked with a fight against Tommy Fury, with the unbeaten Brit rejecting a $1million offer from the American.
And Fury’s brother Tyson has urged the pair to ‘get some balls’ and agree to a bout.
Asked for his thoughts on the potential fight between the feuding youngsters, Fury told Behind The Gloves: “Hopefully it happens.
“I hope they can both get some balls and sign the f***ing contract.
“Make this fight happen and give the world the fight they want to see.
“I want to see it. Everybody wants to see this fight.”
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
