Tommy Fury Gives ‘Brutally Honest’ Take on Jake Paul’s Performance Against Anderson Silva

Since Jake Paul began boxing in 2018, Tommy Fury has been his biggest rival. In December of last year, a battle between the two was planned. But because of an injury to Fury, the fight was called off. After that, they were supposed to fight on August 6th, but Fury pulled out from the fight again. In interviews or Tweets, the two never miss an occasion to disparage one another. Check out Fury’s assessment of Paul’s most recent performance.

Jake Paul recently stunned the world as he defeated UFC legend, Anderson Silva, inside the squared circle. Following that, fans and boxing entities have been praising Paul for his victory. Even Tommy Fury was recently quizzed about Paul’s performance. 

The British boxer stated, “No, I’m brutally honest, what you see is what you get. You know a fella in the ring throwing a wild flurry of shots, doesn’t move his head, slow feet, hasn’t got the slightest idea. And that’s why he is fighting 50-year-old men, putting him bluntly.”

While talking about giving Paul credit, Fury continued, “Maybe for selling pay-per-views and you know making boxing a household name again and attracting people to an arena yeah. But as far as boxing goes, how can you say anything about the man’s boxing when he’s never fought a real boxer?” 

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Fury further added that he does not believe that Paul is a real boxer, and said that the American should fight amateur boxers and see how it gets on. Furthermore, the Briton has been away from the boxing ring for quite a while, but he will be seen back in the sport soon.

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Boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather will be fighting British Youtuber Deji on November 13th. The event is set to take place at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai. The undercard also features Fury. The latter will be seen locking horns against Paul Bamba. 

Fans are speculating that Fury would win the fight. And further, extend his undefeated record to 9-0. This could open doors for a potential clash between Fury and Paul. Meanwhile, what do you think about Fury’s remarks about Paul? Let us know in the comments below. 

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