Jake Paul delivers wild knockout win in rematch with Tyron Woodley

It took him longer than he said it would, but Jake Paul delivered on Saturday night.

The YouTuber, after narrowly winning their first bout in August, got his knockout win over Tyron Woodley.

Paul landed a wild knockout blow in the sixth round of their rematch at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, on Saturday night that sent Woodley falling straight to the mat out cold.

The shot by Paul — who walked to the ring to the Village People's "YMCA" — keeps his undefeated record intact and now gives him a knockout win over every fighter he’s faced in his career.

Jake Paul lands incredible KO blow

Paul was originally supposed to fight Tommy Fury, the half-brother of British boxing champion Tyson Fury. Fury, however, pulled out of the fight less than two weeks before the event due to a bacterial chest infection and a broken rib.

So, Paul set up the rematch with Woodley. Paul beat Woodley via split decision in August, which gave him a 4-0 record — though he’s yet to fight anyone with actual boxing experience. Woodley, 39, had been pushing for a rematch ever since August’s bout didn’t go his way. He even tattooed Paul’s name on his middle finger, something Paul said he had to do for a rematch to go forward.

It took a bit for the two fighters to settle in on Saturday, though Paul took the edge early after a slow opening two rounds. Woodley couldn’t seem to get much going in the first few minutes and held on after a few solid blows from ball.

By the third, though, Woodley seemed to settle in and landed an elbow to Paul’s forehead that sent blood pouring down his face early in the round. Woodley delivered a strong right hook right to Paul’s head later in the round, too, and had Paul stumbling briefly.

Woodley’s MMA background came out in the fourth, when he briefly tried to take Paul down to the mat — which generated a warning from the official.

By the sixth round, though, Paul found his moment and didn’t hold back.

His right hand connected directly with Woodley and sent the former UFC champ falling to the mat.

He stayed down for quite some time, too, but eventually was helped back up and gave Paul a hug during his post-fight interview on Showtime.

Paul, 5-0, now has wins over YouTuber AnEsonGib, former NBA player Nate Robinson, MMA fighter Ben Askren and Woodley. In true Paul fashion, he ended the night by calling out plenty of potential future opponents, including UFC stars Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz.

Warning: This interview contains language that is NSFW.