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Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley Best Prop Bets and Predictions – How to Find Value on Winning Method Props

Dylan Bowker

by Dylan Bowker in Boxing

Updated Aug 27, 2021 · 2:17 PM PDT

Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley prop bets - Winning Method
Will Tyron Woodley knockout Jake Paul in his boxing debut? (Photo by Louis Grasse/PxImages/Icon Sportswire)
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The world is watching Cleveland, Ohio, as Showtime’s pay-per-view production team taps us directly into Paul versus Woodley. Here is your Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley best prop bets.

We’ve already previewed the moneyline odds at Paul vs Woodley, but now we break down all the best prop bets. Who will be popping bottles in celebration this Sunday night?

Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley Props – Goes the Distance Odds

Goes the Distance Odds
No -910
Yes +500

All odds as of August 26th at Barstool Sportsbook

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Paul vs Woodley Knockout

The way both of these men are looking to compete in this one, I cannot see it encroaching to the final bell.

Woodley is fuelled by the desire to maintain his relevance in combative competition as he crosses over to the world of boxing against this brash upstart.

Conversely, a lot of money and promotion is being put into Paul here, and he needs to really perform in this step-up fight here.

Jake Paul has garnered stoppages in his four bouts across amateur and professional pursuits.

Tyron Woodley looks to showcase pronounced aggression and test Paul like he’s never been tested in the pursuit of avenging fallen Mizzou teammate Ben Askren.

Ultimately, I think it’s a safe bet to say this one stops inside the distance.

Pick: No (-910)

Winning Method Odds

Outcome Odds
Jake Paul via KO or TKO -155
Jake Paul by points after eight rounds +800
Tyron Woodley via KO or TKO +175
Tyron Woodley by points after eight rounds +1800
Draw +2000

Tyron Woodley Scores a KO

Jake Paul via KO or TKO is the most publicly favored option, and I can understand why. Paul has the momentum with multiple stoppages consecutively, has the youth advantage, and has a pronounced edge in overall size.

The odds are -106 for over three and a half rounds and -125 for under three and a half rounds. I’m inclined to lean far more towards the under in that regard.

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The idea of Tyron Woodley winning via decision in Jake Paul’s hometown is a ludicrous idea. You’d be better off burning your money than betting on Woodley via points because of the localized factors to Paul.

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I think Woodley really gives him a taste of that power and turns out the lights on the former Disney star.

Pick: Tyron Woodley via KO, TKO, or DQ (+175)

Round Betting Odds

Round Paul Odds Woodley Odds
Round 1 +650 +1100
Round 2 +650 +1200
Round 3 +750 +1400
Round 4 +900 +1600
Round 5 +1100 +1800
Round 6 +1600 +2000
Round 7 +2000 +2500
Round 8 +3300 +3300

Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley Ends Early

The early rounds are the most heavily focused on frames of the fight here, and for good reason.

Regardless of who gets the jump in this one, I cannot see it going beyond the third round (as mentioned in the over/ under).

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Paul has shown good mechanics as I have mentioned in prior articles. But it’s so hard to gauge his aptitude against his first opponent that has some level of punching proficiency.

Ultimately, I think the former UFC welterweight champion puts away the online troll in the second stanza.

Pick: Tyron Woodley – Round 2 (+1200)

Other Notable Paul vs Woodley Main Card Prop Bets

  1. Daniel Dubois wins emphatically inside the distance: The over/ under is positioned around one and a half rounds (-167 for the over and +125 for the under). I’m going with the over on this one but marginally so. I think this one gets just a bit over the one-and-a-half-round mark with Dubois stopping things before round two wraps up (+250).
  2. Tommy Fury secures an early stoppage: Fury has a tremendous size advantage over Anthony Taylor and many are presuming he halts him. The question becomes when? Fury has notched a pair of first-round finishes, his last couple of stoppages have come in round two, and the over/ under is positioned accordingly (-148 over one and a half rounds and +110 for under one and a half rounds). I lean more towards the under for Fury.
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