The highly anticipated boxing match between popular Youtube star Jake Paul and former UFC Welterweight champion Tyron Woodley is set to face off on Sunday night. There has been some back and forth trash-talking between the two, as they've even agreed the loser receives an embarrassing tattoo.

During Thursday's press conference, Jake Paul unsurprisingly made some bold claims, as he plans to show off more boxing skills than ever before. According to Boxing BT, Paul claims, “Tyron Woodley is the chosen one, we chose his ass to get beat!”

After a stretch of wins, Jake Paul enters his bout against Tyron Woodley with extreme confidence. Although Paul hasn't fought any real boxers yet, Woodley has a dangerous stand-up game himself. Although that's true, he was more of a wrestler during his time in the UFC.

Paul enters this boxing match with three wins under his belt, finishing each fight with a knockout victory. As for Woodley, he retired from the UFC with a 19-7-1 record and defended the Welterweight belt four consecutive times. Although he is a former UFC champion, Woodley will be receiving the biggest paycheck of his fighting career when he faces Jake Paul in the ring.

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It'll be interesting to see how this one plays out, as Jake Paul seems to get better with each win he achieves. Meanwhile, Woodley is more like a wily vet hoping to humiliate the gloating Youtube star for once. Either way, Paul isn't scared of the fight, as his training has been leading him down an odd boxing career.

Tempers continue to flare up between the two though, as things turned a bit ugly during the press conference. At first, this seemed more like a cash grab for Woodley, but the altercation may have turned this fight personal. If that's the case, we could see a dangerous Tyron Woodley in the ring, which is bad news for Paul. Catch the PPV event on Sunday night on Showtime.