Deron Williams catches up with Frank Gore on the Paul vs. Woodley 2

During a match between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley 2, Deron Williams and Frank Gore let it fly in the ring. Williams has the best of Gore.

It’s not pretty, but it’s really fun. Deron Williams and Frank Gore take part in a crazy exhibition on the cover of Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley 2.

Williams is a former NBA player, and Gore is a ex-NFL runs back. Not professional boxers, but they can still throw some skins. Williams certainly did better than Gore, which perhaps surprised many.

Williams is 6 feet-3 and 5 feet-9 taller than Gore. He used his long arm to drop his right hand straight on Gore during their four rounds Boxing bout. He caught Gore in round 1 with one of those rights and kept them going.

Deron Williams beat Frank Gore in a match between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley 2

Round 2 gets messy. Williams hit Gore along the rope, and then he roughly threw Gore onto the tarp. It was a rough tackle by an NBA player and Gore needed some time to recover.

Gore turned right around and pushed Williams to the ground. Just like that, the boxing match turned into a wrestling match.

Gore made a fatal mistake in the third round. He didn’t defend himself all the time and turned his head with his hands down. Williams smashed a fist in the jaw, and Gore doubled the lead. Williams continued to attack the defenseless Gore, and the referee called number eight.

Gore made it through the inner ring and made it to the final bell, but he was exhausted. The umpires returned the split decision with scores of 38-37 to Gore and 38-37 and 40-35 to Williams.

After the match, Williams said he was done with boxing, but he had a glorious night in the ring. Maybe he’ll reconsider since he’s given some hands. Time will answer.