Overview
- Tyron Woodley replaces Chris Weidman, who withdrew with a torn bicep in training, for the December 19 matchup at Miami’s Kaseya Center.
- The bout is scheduled for six rounds at roughly 195 pounds and streams on Netflix as part of the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua event.
- Anderson Silva says he overhauled his preparation for Woodley and described Dana White as a numbers-driven boss while stressing boxing’s tradition and respect.
- On paper, Silva owns a 3–2 boxing record with two knockouts and notable height and reach edges, whereas Woodley is 0–2 with both losses to Jake Paul.
- Woodley accepted the fight on short notice, highlights comfort at his natural weight, calls his heart his ultimate edge, and signals interest in future bouts with Nate or Nick Diaz.