TYRON WOODLEY HAD just gone on his lunch break. It was Dec. 1, and the former UFC welterweight champion was on a set in Atlanta, working on a television show.
Woodley was about to raid the snack table in catering -- there was a cookie with his name on it -- when he looked down at his phone, which he had set on silent. The screen flashed "Nakisa Bidarian," Jake Paul's chief adviser and the co-founder of Paul's Most Valuable Promotions.
Woodley didn't know why Bidarian was calling. He picked up the phone, and Bidarian told Woodley that a reporter would be contacting him about an article on Paul.