Tommy Fury scored a lopsided unanimous win over Anthony Taylor on his successful US debut to go 7-0 as a professional boxer. Despite failing to stop his opponent, ‘TNT’ left no doubts about his in-ring supremacy, dragging his opponent to the deepest. While Taylor tried to prove his point with a few good shots, nothing seemed to work on his way.
The former Bellator Prodigy constantly fell prey to Fury’s prowess and had little action to offer from his side. As the fight went full length, Tommy Fury looked more promising in the later rounds. Hence, the four-rounds collision ended with ‘TNT’ raising his hands.
The intriguing result left the door opens to a potential fight between Fury and Jake Paul, on the condition that ‘The Problem Child’ wins in the main event. Meanwhile, the combat world has already shed their opinion on Tommy Fury’s seventh win inside the ring. Starting from boxers to MMA fighters, ‘TNT’ received some criticisms too as any compared him with ‘The Gypsy King’. Here’s how Twitter reacted to the Brit’s latest win.
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Where was @Tyson_Fury I know he’s in training but brother support always is motivating if I had a lil brother I would be there 💯
— Diego Sanchez UFC (@DiegoSanchezUFC) August 30, 2021
Honest opinion of Tommy Fury. Wasn’t very good! Looks the part, but can tell he is still very raw. This performance makes his chances to fight Paul better. He isn’t very scary, maybe he will be but not as of now.
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) August 30, 2021
tommy fury is ass lol
— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) August 30, 2021
What am I watching. Who’s the pro boxer?
— Paul Felder (@felderpaul) August 30, 2021
Welp…so far we know Tommy Fury ain’t no Tyson.
— Mikaela Mayer (@MikaelaMayer1) August 30, 2021
Tommy Fury fails to impress in what should be a wide win. #PaulWoodley
— Brian Campbell (@BCampbell) August 30, 2021
I still love the pretty boy @anthony_foreal! #PaulWoodley #FuryTaylor
— Donagh Corby (@DonaghCorby_) August 30, 2021
Tommy Fury is clearly the one to turn heads in the boxing world now. But his resume lacks an elite opponent. His recent rival Anthony Taylor is 0-2 as a professional boxer. So, beating him isn’t a hefty accolade. However, Tommy Fury is picking his pace pretty fast and can look to bag bigger fights ahead.
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Coming from the bloodline of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, Tommy Fury seems ready to take ahead the torch. As he looks clear to battle Jake Paul next, there’s no running away from this point. A scrap between ‘TNT’ and ‘The Problem Child’ will clearly be an evenly matched bout. So, it can be the one to test both men’s boxing skills under equal parameters.
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Frank Warren and several more elites of the boxing world have already shown an interest in the fight. Moreover, Paul and Fury are young, with legitimate success on social media. All these features validate a potential scrap between the undefeated boxers. Thus, Fury can also remain optimistic about grabbing financial success.
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