Jake Paul envisioned Tyron Woodley “falling flat on his face” before brutal KO

Paul sent Woodley falling face first to the canvas in their rematch and the 24-year-old says he envisioned the exact knockout in the lead up to the fight

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Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley show respect after rematch

Jake Paul would envisage his exact knockout of Tyron Woodley when meditating in the lead up to their rematch.

After five rounds of little action, Paul landed a brutal right hand in the sixth to floor Woodley and pick up the biggest win of his newfound boxing career.

It means the 24-year-old has now knocked out every professional opponent he’s faced, having gone the distance with Woodley in August.

Paul is a big believer in meditation and even claimed to have broken his nose whilst doing so in the lead up to his fight with Nate Robinson last year.

And the 24-year-old envisioned the motion of Woodley’s fall from the knockout before their fight.

“I swear to god on my mom’s life, leading up to the fight I was envisioning and manifesting the knockout,” he said on the ‘ Impaulsive ‘ podcast.

“I saw the knockout and in my head the vision was him falling forward in slow motion, flat on his face. I saw it and I was manifesting every single time I would meditate.

“That’s what happened. December 18, was a full moon. The highest energy in the year of the Capricorn, 2021 was astrology’s Capricorn year.

“The stars were aligned and he was f***** from the minute the bell rang.”

Paul called out current UFC stars Conor McGregor, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal after his recent win and also took a shot at the promotion’s president, Dana White.

The YouTube star has previously requested that White should allow fighters under UFC contract to compete in other promotional ventures.

He offered Masvidal $5 million ahead of a potential fight, but the UFC star countered that with a $20 million request plus a share of the pay-per-view.

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And Paul has compared his sudden rise into the boxing world to something out of a movie.

He continued: “It’s so weird, it doesn’t make any sense. Even Tyron Woodley said it in the post-fight press conference he’s like ‘you guys are literally watching a movie right now with this kid’.

“This is insane, we’re all a part of like this crazy movie. Even when I’m doing the press conference after, I’m looking at all the cameras like, ‘wait, I’m the main character’.

Paul has hinted at some time away from the ring after having four fights in thirteen fights that have taken a toll on his body.

“I know a lot of people wanted to see us fail for a while and that’s that drives me in the gym, because this s*** gets hard” he said.

“When I’m training camp sacrificing everything, time in, time out. I’m just tired. I’m sore and I’m working my ass off.”