Tyson Fury’s Brother Tommy Fury Hits Out at Jake Paul: ‘A S*** Wannabe’

It seems the boxing world has yet another rivalry on the cards. The ‘Problem Child’ Jake Paul once again broke into the news headlines after he shared a heated banter with Tyson Fury’s brother, Tommy Fury.

A few days ago, the duo landed substantial verbal jabs on each other. But it seems this is just the inception of a massive feud coming up between the two.

Recently, Tommy Fury was in an interview with Behind The Gloves. Here, the Brit elevated the trash talk game onto the next level altogether.

He said, “I just think he is a, excuse my language, a s***house wannabe. At the end of the day, he’s a YouTuber. He’s trying to cause a bit of wave in the boxing scene and get everybody talking about him.

‘TNT’ continued, “There ain’t no excuses for me, I’m not calling his name. He started saying all the bad stuff for me first. So at the end of the day, if he wants to fight, he knows where I am, come and fight,”

The 21-year-old issued a stern warning to the YouTuber turned boxer. Fury believes Paul is putting out unnecessary reasons to tackle a fight with him, but he won’t do the same.

Fury dismissed Paul as a wannabe who’s trying to gain everyone’s attention in the combat sports fraternity.

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Where will the feud between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury end?

Fury and Paul are young forces in the sport. The Brit prominently stays out of the limelight, but the ‘Problem Child’ has garnered massive attention ever since’s his foray into the ring.

With just 2 fights/wins to his name, Jake Paul has caught every fan’s eye. Every day, Paul creates news headlines by taking shots at a number of young guns and veterans of the sport.

But with Tommy Fury, the rift seems different from all other rivals. Both of them have challenged each other for a battle, and it seems the rivalry will get settled inside the ring.

It’ll be interesting to see how things play out for both the pugilists and how they arrive at terms to confront each other.

Who will you be rooting for if Tommy Fury and Jake Paul ever fight?