Jake Paul has opened as a favorite on betting sites for his upcoming bout against Tyron Woodley and it doesn't seem to surprise UFC president Dana White.When asked for an opinion on the surprising odds in a recent episode of the 'Real Quick with Mike Swick' podcast, Dana White answered nonchalantly-"Yeah, because it has to do with (Tyron) Woodley's age. And you know, he hasn't won a fight in three years."After going going back-and-forth for over a month, Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley have finally agreed to a boxing bout. It will be broadcast live on Showtime Sports.Mike Coppinger of The Athletic was the first to break the news of the fight, which has been set at 190-pounds and is expected to take place on August 28.Both Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley later confirmed the report while speaking to ESPN's Ariel Helwani.Jake Paul is becoming a sizeable favoriteAfter news of the fight broke out, Jake Paul opened as a slight favorite with -130 odds on online betting site SportsBetting.ag.This implies a 57% chance of victory in the upcoming bout, which will be announced at a press conference later this week.Dear, @TWooodley thanks for being the second MMA fighter on my hit list. August 28th the 5x UFC champion is getting knocked out by a Disney actor. pic.twitter.com/MHhMMp9EGl— GOTCHA HAT (@jakepaul) June 1, 2021However, within a few hours of being posted, the public bet the line -155, implying a 61% chance of victory for Jake Paul.Meanwhile, the line opened at -110 for Tyron Woodley but has since moved to +125, implying a 44 percent chance of victory for the former UFC welterweight champion.On another online site, BetOnline.ag, Jake Paul is currently a -160 favorite, while Tyron Woodley is an underdog at +130. OddsChecker spokesperson Kyle Newman spoke about the odds-"Tyron Woodley is not the fighter he once was. He’s lost four straight fights, including a TKO loss. I guess the best news about Woodley is that he hasn’t been knocked out since 2012. Still, Woodley isn’t a striker, just two of his 19 victories came from standup punches. As painful as it is to say, Paul may be the better bet."But a particular betting site, MyBookie.ag stands as an exception, with Woodley as a -150 favorite and Jake Paul as the +120 underdog in their books.Please take 30 seconds to answer this survey so that we can better understand how to serve your MMA needs.