Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley stats and official judges scorecards revealed as YouTuber-turned-boxer beats former UFC champion by split decision

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Jake Paul defeated Tyrone Woodley by split decision on Sunday night to move to 4-0 (3 KOs).

The YouTuber-turned-boxer went on to score for the first time in his career, having previously won all three of his fights by knockout in two rounds.

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Jake dominated large parts of the fight with his punch and size advantage

Jake started the fight up front and clearly outperformed Woodley in the opening three rounds.

He used his size to control the smaller man, who struggled to find his group.

However, that all changed on the fourth when Woodley hit Jake with a right header which put him back in the ropes.

The 24-year-old was injured for the first time in his career, but survived to the end of the tour.

Although tired in the second half of the match, he managed to do enough to see the split decision win.

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Arguably Woodley should have taken a knock because the ropes carried Jake

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Jake got the win by split decision

As the scorecards showed, judges often differed on how they viewed each round.

In the end, Judge Jimmy Jaraywa scored the game 77-75 for Paul, Judge Phil Rogers scored the game 77-75 for Woodley, and Judge Dana DePaulo scored the game 78-74 for Paul.

Read punch stats as below.

Jake landed 36/122 hits (30 percent), while Tyrone landed 11/48 hits (23 percent).

Official scorecards for judges

Showtime Punch stats

Jake landed 35/85 electric shots (41 percent), while Tyrone landed 41 of 115 electric shots (36 percent).

In total, Jake landed 71/207 punches (34 percent), while Tyrone landed 52/163 punches (32 percent).

It was also noted that Jake fired 22 bodily shots, while Tyrone had only six bodily shots.

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