Tommy Fury Predicts Violent First-Round KO Against Jake Paul

Jake Paul and Tommy Fury’s feud has increased extensively after the duo fought on the same card on August 29th. The pair was about to ignite a massive brawl backstage, but the security guards jumped in to separate the two and their teams from committing something unfortunate. Despite that, the war of words between the two has continued.

Recently, the British boxer was in an exclusive chat with The Asian Nomad. Here, he spoke about his rival, saying, “Until he fights a legitimate boxer like myself, he’s not gonna get recognized as a boxer because he’s fighting MMA guys at the minute. He wants to go and be an MMA fighter ain’t going to do that. The only thing he needs to grow is a pair of ba**s. And then he can see me.” 

“From what I’ve seen, yes, the other day, I’d have my hands up, walk straight to him, get him out there inside three minutes,” he said.

Right after his fight with Tyron Woodley, umpteen boxing purists and fans shared the notion of seeing Jake Paul fight a pro-boxer next. Until now, ‘The Problem Child’ has verbally locked horns with pro-boxers like Canelo Alvarez and more.

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But the most viable fight for the YouTuber at this stage is against the rising sensation, Tommy Fury. A bout between them would cater to gigantic boxing audiences, and the hype behind this contest can sell itself.

Should Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury’s fight happen by this year?

Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are both unaligned to face any opponent for now. Hence, this might just be the best time to book a fight between these two.

Both men will be capable of fighting once again this year and their rift has to settle at some point. That said, fans will want to see them sign a contract for a fight against each other. This is because they will offer a good fight and their trash-talking will be epic.

Would you be interested in seeing a fight between these two? What do you make of Tommy Fury’s above comments?

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