Well folks, it's time for the live streaming of Jake Paul vs Tyrone Woodley 2. This was the rematch of the month, but it wasn't supposed to happen. With Tommy Fury sidelined with a broken rib, Paul is looking to take Woodley down again.

Woodley will be more than happy to have this opportunity to avenge his loss to Paul earlier this year (split decision). The fight was not a clear-cut victory, and it was a fight that boxing fans did not want to see go the way YouTubers wanted it to go.

Tommy Fury was scheduled to compete in this bout earlier this month, but a late replacement was to materialize. However, Woodley claims that he had been preparing for the match since September.

Elsewhere on the card, we see the same three-person circus show that we always see at Jake (or Logan) Paul's games. Former NBA player Deron Williams (Cavs, Mavs, Jazz, Nets) and former NFL player Frank Gore (49ers, Colts, Dolphins, Bills, Jets) throw each other in the ring.

DraftKings currently has Paul as the -260 favorite (i.e., bet $260 to win $100). Woodley is the underdog at +210 (bet $100, win $210).

On the other cards, Amanda Serrano is the -2500 favorite against Miriam Gutierrez (+1000) and Deron Williams is the -170 favorite against Frank Gore (+140). Liam Palo (-150) is the favorite against Yomar Alamo (+125) and J'Leon Love (-1100) is the favorite against Marcus Oliveira (+650).

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In the US, there are two options for watching a live stream of Jake Paul vs. Tyrone Woodley. Most people will use Showtime.

If you subscribe, it is also Sling TV. It is one of the best streaming services and one of the best cable TV alternatives, as are multiple TG staffers.

The price for a match is $59.99 for either service.

The main card begins at 9 p.m. ET, with ring walk around 11 p.m. ET.

Canadians have one less option to watch Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley 2. This fight card will only air on FITE TV in the great white north.

Approximately $60 Canadian.

Event times are 9pm ET/6pm PT for the main card and 11pm ET/8pm PT for the Paul/Woodley main event to begin.

People in the UK will have to stay up late and rely on FITE TV, as the ring walk for the main event will likely be around 4:00 am ET. This is probably why they have a big discount, as it will only cost UK fight fans £18 to watch the live stream of Jake Paul vs. Tyrone Woodley 2.

Kayo Sports Main Event is offering a live stream of Jake Paul vs. Tyrone Woodley starting at 1 p.m. AEDT.

The fee is $39.95.

Jake Paul should not be the main event on a boxing card, at least according to boxing fans. The 24-year-old YouTube star rose to fame on Vine, where he played the character Dark Man on the Disney Channel show Bizaardvark.

Always controversial and twice accused of sexual assault and misbehavior, Jake Paul is not well liked by many. So it is not surprising that he always draws a crowd when he is in the ring against professional fighters.

Paul has four wins to his name: Ali Eason Gibb (TKO), Nate Robinson (KO), Ben Askren (TKO), and Tyron Woodley (split decision). None of his fights have proven him to be a particularly strong big-time fighter, so fans continue to think he can be beaten.

Woodley, a former UFC welterweight champion, won the title at UFC 201 on July 30, 2016, over Robbie Lawler. Woodley's successful defenses included a decision win over Stephen Thomspon (after a majority draw), a unanimous decision win over Demian Maia, and a submission win over Darren Till.

Kamal Usman won the title from Woodley on March 2, 2019.

Woodley called out Jake Paul after Paul knocked out Ben Askren. At that point, no one had knocked Paul down after the second round, but Woodley lost a split decision.