[Boxing] Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul

[OgNasty]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

December 18th...

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/32504332/jake-paul-fight-fellow-undefeated-boxer-tommy-fury-dec-18-tampa

The 22-year-old boxer and the 24-year-old YouTuber have agreed to get in the ring in Tampa Bay, Florida, on December 18, and Jake claims that Tommy - who is the younger half-brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury - will change his name if he loses the fight.

Jake told ESPN: "I offered Fury to change his name to Tommy Fumbles or put up $500,000 of his purse if he loses.

"He chose to agree to change his name. Guess he puts more value on money then he does his own family name. Maybe he knows his family is disowning him once he loses, so money and Molly [Mae-Hague, Tommy's girlfriend] is all he's going to have left."

Earlier this month, Tommy promised to end Jake's career ahead of their fight.

[1715508384]

1715508384

[1715508384]

1715508384

[1715508384]

1715508384

[1715508384]

1715508384

[1715508384]

1715508384

[1715508384]

1715508384

[Gosgosking]

Let see how it goes , I know Tommy furry as a young talented boxer who has been unbeatable. This fight is a long awaiting fight
The both fighters have been challenging  each other . After December 18th we will all know the real champion will be.

[YOSHIE]

Yes, I often see Jake Paul on YouTuber, he's a boxer and a youtuber at the same time, I just saw Tommy Fury announcing their match is only 8 rounds which will take place next 18 december.

I've seen Jake Paul lately, he's very aggressive against undefeated boxers, one of them is Tommy Fury, I'm sure Tommy will make Paul look impressive this time.

I love to see the boxing between Tommy vs. Paul, I wish I could bet on Tommy when they're both in the ring this time around.

[Ryker1]

Well, it seems Paul's brother has an upcoming fight.
I did not know them technically who will gonna win but in Mike Tyson and Logan Paul, I saw odds are in favor of Mike Tyson and now this fight between Tommy and Jake Paul it seems the odds are in favor of Tommy. But yeah --let see how this fight will go on and I like Paul's brother with this upcoming fight, I know they are very aggressive fighters too that could be there is a chance to knock out their opponent. Let us see how Tommy proves his promise to end Jake Paul's career in boxing.

[Jawhead999]

So Paul now want to fight with the real boxer? Oh yeah he want to prove himself from many hate comment on his social media. But he's picking a wrong boxer... very very wrong boxer with good record and aggressive. I believe 100% Fury will win, if not then it must be fixed match. There's no way he could win, the last fight with Woodley he's win because it's a fixed match.

IMO Paul aka circus clown will win this match, same as he did when he fight with Woodley.

[Cling18]

Let see how it goes , I know Tommy furry as a young talented boxer who has been unbeatable. This fight is a long awaiting fight
The both fighters have been challenging  each other . After December 18th we will all know the real champion will be.

This match's result is actually unpredictable because Jake Paul is also undefeated and has a good record as well. Tommy Fury has been consistent and most of us are familiar with how he handled his previous matches. It will surely be an exciting match and I hope that they would make it unforgettable.

[yazher]

Let see how it goes , I know Tommy furry as a young talented boxer who has been unbeatable. This fight is a long awaiting fight
The both fighters have been challenging  each other . After December 18th we will all know the real champion will be.

I hope this will be a good fight and will entertain whoever watches them. They need to unleash everything in this fight to give the audience no doubt about the result of the fight. I'm gonna watch this fight on live streaming since I know how an undefeated boxer doesn't want to just give his record just like that. He will defend his title and we will see some good and skillfully tactics with this one.

[aioc]

This is going to be a grudge fight and I wonder why the condition is on Tommy only, how about Jake Paul, Tommy should put up a condition also anything like creating a clumsy video that his boxing skill sucks, but definitely Jake is big trouble here.
Tommy Fury is capable of beating Jake Paul of all the fighters Jake Paul has fought Tommy is the legit one, I hope they will not fix the fight like what Woodley is alleging.

[pawanjain]

Jake Paul must be kidding to put up such a challenge against Tommy Fury. One wouldn't let his family name get changed because of losing a fight.
It's more of a dignity for Tommy and since he is a more professional boxer than Jake I think Tommy will win this match.
Since the match is of 8 rounds I think Tommy will end this fight in 4 - 6 rounds and will make Jake look like a fool.

[Yamifoud]

I think this is a fight where I'm unsure if Jake Paul would win, he has an undefeated record in exhibitions fights but  Tommy Fury has all the tools to defeat him. If this fight will push through the odds would be available early, I would never hesitate to put my bet on  Tommy Fury as I'm sure he can learn from his brother on how to win and be a champion.

[babygun]

Let see how it goes , I know Tommy furry as a young talented boxer who has been unbeatable. This fight is a long awaiting fight
The both fighters have been challenging  each other . After December 18th we will all know the real champion will be.

This match's result is actually unpredictable because Jake Paul is also undefeated and has a good record as well. Tommy Fury has been consistent and most of us are familiar with how he handled his previous matches. It will surely be an exciting match and I hope that they would make it unforgettable.

Both are undefeated but Jake Paul never fought "real" boxers so his record is useless. I will not watch the fight as I don't like the Paul brothers but I hope that Tommy Fury knocks him out in the first round  . Hopefully some casinos offer the match so we can make some bets on it.

[coin-investor]

Both are undefeated but Jake Paul never fought "real" boxers so his record is useless. I will not watch the fight as I don't like the Paul brothers but I hope that Tommy Fury knocks him out in the first round  . Hopefully some casinos offer the match so we can make some bets on it.

This is a much better fight to watch because finally, he is up against a real boxer, all his previous fights are not trained to box, there's a possibility that Tommy will finally knock him out, so much at stake with this fight, the one changing his surname the other quitting boxing, I have this feeling that they just want to hype the fight to gain interest and of course ticket sales.

[Viscore]

I think is really official as it's already listed here https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/854141

I'm impressed with Tommy Fury's record but I think it will be a close match and an entertaining one.
Heard it already that Tommy wants to fight Jake Paul but no reply from Paul so I was thinking that this fight would not happen, but here we are now, the news came out and it's happening.

Would be nice if there's a poll to vote also, just to know what people think on who wins the fight.

[acroman08]

It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

It's a strategy to get attention. and it's working. reading the article you quoted makes me want to watch the fight so that I could see jake paul get destroyed by Tommy furry. the paul brothers really do know how to stir attention around them and sell what they are selling.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

I hope he would and I hope there'll be no funny business going on in the fight.

[AicecreaME]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

December 18th...

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/32504332/jake-paul-fight-fellow-undefeated-boxer-tommy-fury-dec-18-tampa

The 22-year-old boxer and the 24-year-old YouTuber have agreed to get in the ring in Tampa Bay, Florida, on December 18, and Jake claims that Tommy - who is the younger half-brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury - will change his name if he loses the fight.

Jake told ESPN: "I offered Fury to change his name to Tommy Fumbles or put up $500,000 of his purse if he loses.

"He chose to agree to change his name. Guess he puts more value on money then he does his own family name. Maybe he knows his family is disowning him once he loses, so money and Molly [Mae-Hague, Tommy's girlfriend] is all he's going to have left."

Earlier this month, Tommy promised to end Jake's career ahead of their fight.

It really fascinates me how Jake Paul is so confident against his fight with a professional boxer. It's not that I'm discrediting his skills in boxing but given the title Fury holds, it's clear that the latter has the advantage over this upcoming match. Although I also admit that I didn't see it coming during his fight previously that he'll win over Woodley. I don't know how it happened, but certainly, Fury won't allow such shame to happen to him. With his family name on the line, I don't think he will give Paul an easy time inside the ring.

Definitely, Fury would be one hell of a challenge for Paul this coming December. I hope they'll give us an intense match and not just a boring one. If I'm not mistaken, their match will be a pay-per-view. Their respective fans would surely won't want to miss to watch this to support their idols.

[Hypnosis00]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

December 18th...

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/32504332/jake-paul-fight-fellow-undefeated-boxer-tommy-fury-dec-18-tampa

The 22-year-old boxer and the 24-year-old YouTuber have agreed to get in the ring in Tampa Bay, Florida, on December 18, and Jake claims that Tommy - who is the younger half-brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury - will change his name if he loses the fight.

Jake told ESPN: "I offered Fury to change his name to Tommy Fumbles or put up $500,000 of his purse if he loses.

"He chose to agree to change his name. Guess he puts more value on money then he does his own family name. Maybe he knows his family is disowning him once he loses, so money and Molly [Mae-Hague, Tommy's girlfriend] is all he's going to have left."

Earlier this month, Tommy promised to end Jake's career ahead of their fight.

It really fascinates me how Jake Paul is so confident against his fight with a professional boxer. It's not that I'm discrediting his skills in boxing but given the title Fury holds, it's clear that the latter has the advantage over this upcoming match. Although I also admit that I didn't see it coming during his fight previously that he'll win over Woodley. I don't know how it happened, but certainly, Fury won't allow such shame to happen to him. With his family name on the line, I don't think he will give Paul an easy time inside the ring.

Definitely, Fury would be one hell of a challenge for Paul this coming December. I hope they'll give us an intense match and not just a boring one. If I'm not mistaken, their match will be a pay-per-view. Their respective fans would surely won't want to miss to watch this to support their idols.

You won't be able to sell a fight if you are not confident, Jake Paul is still undefeated and he is one of the most popular fighters consistently making an exhibition fight. Money will come for him but at the same time, he also needs to find an opponent that he won't easily dominate, and I think  Tommy Fury is the one that is going to stop his win streak, but he  will still be popular due to his huge number of followers.

[TopTort777]

Finally a true opponent that can beat Jake Pauls ass. Finally not a retired athlete, a person who is familiar with striking, not a celebrity
I am amazed and confused that Jake Paul has picked him. Or I am simply not familiar with Tommy Fury. For me he is just a professional boxer. Could Jake sell a lot of PPV with the fight against him ?

Please, throw me some link why Tommy Fury got this honor to earn with this fight? The only thing I know that he is a half-brother with Tyson Fury. Jake just want to hype on this?

[Sanitough]

Finally a true opponent that can beat Jake Pauls ass. Finally not a retired athlete, a person who is familiar with striking, not a celebrity
I am amazed and confused that Jake Paul has picked him. Or I am simply not familiar with Tommy Fury. For me he is just a professional boxer. Could Jake sell a lot of PPV with the fight against him ?

Please, throw me some link why Tommy Fury got this honor to earn with this fight? The only thing I know that he is a half-brother with Tyson Fury. Jake just want to hype on this?

This fight is surely unpredictable, not like the past fights of Jake where we can easily predict that they will win.

Tommy Fury got support from his brother, and since Tyson is a champion, I'm sure Tommy here is the best coach on his side and will train him how to beat Jake Paul who is also an undefeated fighter as of now. My prediction is, after this fight, Jake Paul will be no longer undefeated and he will experience a KO loss for the first time. What do say?

[rijaljun]

Not that familiar with Tommy Fury I thought he would be fighting Mike Tyson? If that's the case then we know how this match will end, I think it is all just about the money, even he knows that he will easily beat down by Fury but in any case is some bookies would add this event? This is another easy money.

[Taskford]

Finally a true opponent that can beat Jake Pauls ass. Finally not a retired athlete, a person who is familiar with striking, not a celebrity
I am amazed and confused that Jake Paul has picked him. Or I am simply not familiar with Tommy Fury. For me he is just a professional boxer. Could Jake sell a lot of PPV with the fight against him ?

Please, throw me some link why Tommy Fury got this honor to earn with this fight? The only thing I know that he is a half-brother with Tyson Fury. Jake just want to hype on this?

This fight is surely unpredictable, not like the past fights of Jake where we can easily predict that they will win.

Tommy Fury got support from his brother, and since Tyson is a champion, I'm sure Tommy here is the best coach on his side and will train him how to beat Jake Paul who is also an undefeated fighter as of now. My prediction is, after this fight, Jake Paul will be no longer undefeated and he will experience a KO loss for the first time. What do say?

Its hard to say that it is knowing Jake Paul is also a well trained now and even if Tommy got a very good coach still this will be useless if he just train his self its because he has a fight to come, but all could be change and somehow this fight is interesting so let just see if Jake Paul could defend his record or it will break unto this fight.

I want to see a good fight here and not those clumsy exhibition since its so boring.

[TopTort777]

Finally a true opponent that can beat Jake Pauls ass. Finally not a retired athlete, a person who is familiar with striking, not a celebrity
I am amazed and confused that Jake Paul has picked him. Or I am simply not familiar with Tommy Fury. For me he is just a professional boxer. Could Jake sell a lot of PPV with the fight against him ?

Please, throw me some link why Tommy Fury got this honor to earn with this fight? The only thing I know that he is a half-brother with Tyson Fury. Jake just want to hype on this?

This fight is surely unpredictable, not like the past fights of Jake where we can easily predict that they will win.

Tommy Fury got support from his brother, and since Tyson is a champion, I'm sure Tommy here is the best coach on his side and will train him how to beat Jake Paul who is also an undefeated fighter as of now. My prediction is, after this fight, Jake Paul will be no longer undefeated and he will experience a KO loss for the first time. What do say?

I would say that it is unprofitable for Jake, his manager and promoters to lose. They will put maximum effort to end this fight with at least a draw. Jake would try to go into a deep defense, counter rarely and end the fight with the draw

I cant say that Tommy would definitely KO Jake, he will try, but honestly, is not a super boxer either. He is a British professional boxer and reality television star. Check out Tommy Fury's wiki page and check the record of his opponents. One got 102 losses in 115 fight, second with a record of 0-26, third 2-26, fourth 0-12, fifth 0-20, sixth 3-1, seventh - a debut. Tommy was fighting against punching bags all the time. He is more boys band than a real pro boxer

[Wexnident]

Good luck to Paul lmao. Of all the opponents to choose, he chose someone that can properly whoop his ass now. It's a blessing for the people who want to see him fall down and a curse for him imo. Especially with the bets involved between the two right now, I highly doubt there'd be any external parties that would come to affect and change the natural result of the match. Though i think it wouldn't be a match that's completely one-sided, I can expect that Tommy would pretty much triumph over Paul.

[dothebeats]

I know for a fact that Tommy Fury will not go all out on this fight, and this is just yet another money grab from Jake Paul trying to 'prove' that he's a capable fighter, even though we know that that's not the case. I'm hoping that Tommy Fury beats the hell out of Jake Paul for trying to make other fighters' image look bad. Also, it would be interesting what the bookies would have to say on this particular match-up. Paul is obviously the one who is at a disadvantage in here, but from his last few 'fights,' it could be a factor for bookies to even the field on Paul's favor even though Tommy is already an established boxer.

[maju69]

From different backgrounds between a Youtuber and also a professional boxer in his field. This is indeed difficult to predict if Jack Paul feels the strongest in the ring. Once he had determined his opponent, it was as if even without passing an official boxing course he could defeat Furry in an instant.

[wxa7115]

Yes, I often see Jake Paul on YouTuber, he's a boxer and a youtuber at the same time, I just saw Tommy Fury announcing their match is only 8 rounds which will take place next 18 december.

I've seen Jake Paul lately, he's very aggressive against undefeated boxers, one of them is Tommy Fury, I'm sure Tommy will make Paul look impressive this time.

I love to see the boxing between Tommy vs. Paul, I wish I could bet on Tommy when they're both in the ring this time around.

If I am being honest I do not know what to think of these kind of fights, I understood why we got them during the worst part of the pandemic as most of the sport world was paralyzed so people were hungry for whatever sport event they could get.

But now the sport world is back and we are seeing professional fighters once again above the ring, why should we care about a fight like this between a yet to be good half-brother of Tyson Fury and a Youtuber? To me it does not make the most sense.

[AmoreJaz]

Yes, I often see Jake Paul on YouTuber, he's a boxer and a youtuber at the same time, I just saw Tommy Fury announcing their match is only 8 rounds which will take place next 18 december.

I've seen Jake Paul lately, he's very aggressive against undefeated boxers, one of them is Tommy Fury, I'm sure Tommy will make Paul look impressive this time.

I love to see the boxing between Tommy vs. Paul, I wish I could bet on Tommy when they're both in the ring this time around.

If I am being honest I do not know what to think of these kind of fights, I understood why we got them during the worst part of the pandemic as most of the sport world was paralyzed so people were hungry for whatever sport event they could get.

But now the sport world is back and we are seeing professional fighters once again above the ring, why should we care about a fight like this between a yet to be good half-brother of Tyson Fury and a Youtuber? To me it does not make the most sense.

there are still people who are watching this kind of exhibition fight, because for one, jake paul has his followers. so even if they are not really boxing fans, they will support him inside the ring. and second, tommy fury is carrying the surname that is popular in the boxing world, thanks to tyson fury. so here, they are just creating a hype so they can pocket money after this fight. we all know, this is just for entertainment and them, getting their cut.

[harizen]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

What can you expect from "Jake Paul"? You already mentioned the reason why there isn't any discussion regarding that. On the serious side, as long as Jake Paul will fight as a professional boxer, in a professional match and not an exhibition one, he might catch the interest of anyone in the future.

Both have a clean record but Tommy Fury might have the advantage here. The reason? Although just started in 2018 as a professional boxer, he's already been involved in the boxing world for quite some time, and being a half-brother of the Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury, he can get all the help especially preparations.

[Yogee]

Tyson should be on ringside during the match hehe. He couldn't allow his younger to be beaten by a youtuber who has some boxing skills. I'm with Tommy on this one just because of the weight of the Fury name he has to carry for this fight. I hope he doesn't get too cocky and take Jake for granted.

Not that familiar with Tommy Fury I thought he would be fighting Mike Tyson?

That would be Logan Paul and not Jake. Confusing? I know.

[24Kt]

Tyson should be on ringside during the match hehe. He couldn't allow his younger to be beaten by a youtuber who has some boxing skills. I'm with Tommy on this one just because of the weight of the Fury name he has to carry for this fight. I hope he doesn't get too cocky and take Jake for granted.

Not that familiar with Tommy Fury I thought he would be fighting Mike Tyson?

That would be Logan Paul and not Jake. Confusing? I know.

The problem betting with exhibition fights is that the judge may end up the match as a draw even if the boxer has edge over the other. Because we don't know what agreements they have before the fight even begins. So for me, exhibition fights are just for watching purposes only not really into serious betting. Don't know if they can still attract large crowd as there are already very good professional fights now. Maybe before, because people want to watch something during the pandemic days, but right now, there are more real fights that they can watch.

[goinmerry]

I cant say that Tommy would definitely KO Jake, he will try, but honestly, is not a super boxer either. He is a British professional boxer and reality television star. Check out Tommy Fury's wiki page and check the record of his opponents. One got 102 losses in 115 fight, second with a record of 0-26, third 2-26, fourth 0-12, fifth 0-20, sixth 3-1, seventh - a debut. Tommy was fighting against punching bags all the time. He is more boys band than a real pro boxer

On the other hand, Jake Paul is not also a real pro boxer therefore a Knock Out win for Tommy is possible as he already did that several times on his opponents. And I think he's also a much more boxer to me compared to Jake Paul. While looking at Fury's past matches, try also to analyze Jake's previous fights. Not because those have horrible records, they are an easy win either for Tommy or Jake.

[7788bitcoin]

From different backgrounds between a Youtuber and also a professional boxer in his field. This is indeed difficult to predict if Jack Paul feels the strongest in the ring. Once he had determined his opponent, it was as if even without passing an official boxing course he could defeat Furry in an instant.

I am yet to watch Tommy Fury fight but i know he is the brother of Tyson Fury and they are good boxers who learned the craft at a very young age and it will be good fight but i am yet to see the strengths and levels of Tommy Fury. Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

[acroman08]

Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

although I agree that Jake Paul is a better fighter than his brother, I am yet to see him fight a decent fighter. his previous opponent only fought once and only fought him for money(which is obvious).

I have high hopes that Tommy Furry will knock out Jake Paul in this fight.

[Saisher]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

He's going to knock Jake Paul out provided that there is a knock out rule in the contract because Woodly is complaining that there is no knockout rule in the fight, since this is a professional bout there should be no rule or stipulation like that, finally, he is going to fight a real boxer and this is way too risky for him, there is a lot of stakes here Fury changing his surname and Jake Paul retiring.

[OgNasty]

Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

although I agree that Jake Paul is a better fighter than his brother, I am yet to see him fight a decent fighter. his previous opponent only fought once and only fought him for money(which is obvious).

I have high hopes that Tommy Furry will knock out Jake Paul in this fight.

I’m not sure which one of them is the better fighter. Logan has faced Mayweather, but that was a way underweight fighter. KSI probably wasn’t as good as Jake’s last opponent so there’s evidence Jake is better. I think both brothers have reached the point where they are in over their heads now. I think Fury & Mike Tyson are going to knock both of them out. That hopefully ends this boxing sideshow, but we’ll see…

[Darker45]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.

What would be more surprising is to see a discussion thread each time Jake Paul, or his brother Logan, think of something ridiculous. They've already been fooling people for a while.

I have actually read about this news earlier, around a couple of weeks ago, when I stumbled upon a headline that says Tyson Fury would disown his brother if he losses the fight against Jake. But I didn't think of it as something worth discussing. After all, this is another garbage celebrity fight. It is not even a fight at all. This is simply a sparring match between a Love Island participant and a Youtuber.

[molsewid]

I am yet to watch Tommy Fury fight but i know he is the brother of Tyson Fury and they are good boxers who learned the craft at a very young age and it will be good fight but i am yet to see the strengths and levels of Tommy Fury. Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

I am not really familiar with the two subjected claiming fighter that will going to execute the bouts but I do have read a few comments here regarding their brothers are good fighters, maybe the game that will be executed will be a measurement which one has the best coach (based on their brothers coaching) lol. For sure, both personality have had trained for this coming fight however upon checking on profile of the fighter it seems that Tommy Fury was a more experienced fighter than Jake Paul, which I assume that this bout will be more on Tommy Fury favor.

[bitzizzix]

I am yet to watch Tommy Fury fight but i know he is the brother of Tyson Fury and they are good boxers who learned the craft at a very young age and it will be good fight but i am yet to see the strengths and levels of Tommy Fury. Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

I am not really familiar with the two subjected claiming fighter that will going to execute the bouts but I do have read a few comments here regarding their brothers are good fighters, maybe the game that will be executed will be a measurement which one has the best coach (based on their brothers coaching) lol. For sure, both personality have had trained for this coming fight however upon checking on profile of the fighter it seems that Tommy Fury was a more experienced fighter than Jake Paul, which I assume that this bout will be more on Tommy Fury favor.

Tommy Fury is not only an experienced fighter but he is also a real boxer and he has been boxing all his life, and that is not only his advantage but he will prove the difference between a YouTuber who will box for money and a real boxer.
although I don't really know these two fighters, and after I searched for more information about the advantages and disadvantages of both I think Tommy Fury can beat Jake Paul because he is a boxer who has definitely mastered it.

[Botnake]

I am yet to watch Tommy Fury fight but i know he is the brother of Tyson Fury and they are good boxers who learned the craft at a very young age and it will be good fight but i am yet to see the strengths and levels of Tommy Fury. Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

I am not really familiar with the two subjected claiming fighter that will going to execute the bouts but I do have read a few comments here regarding their brothers are good fighters, maybe the game that will be executed will be a measurement which one has the best coach (based on their brothers coaching) lol. For sure, both personality have had trained for this coming fight however upon checking on profile of the fighter it seems that Tommy Fury was a more experienced fighter than Jake Paul, which I assume that this bout will be more on Tommy Fury favor.

Tommy Fury is not only an experienced fighter but he is also a real boxer and he has been boxing all his life, and that is not only his advantage but he will prove the difference between a YouTuber who will box for money and a real boxer.
although I don't really know these two fighters, and after I searched for more information about the advantages and disadvantages of both I think Tommy Fury can beat Jake Paul because he is a boxer who has definitely mastered it.

I guess everyone will be on Tommy Fury now, I mean, that's obvious because Fury is not a leftover, still young and can box, so there's no chance Jake Paul would win this fight. I don't know who made this to happen, and if it's Jake Paul, I think he made a wrong decision fighting a young and real boxer.

[Oasisman]

I am yet to watch Tommy Fury fight but i know he is the brother of Tyson Fury and they are good boxers who learned the craft at a very young age and it will be good fight but i am yet to see the strengths and levels of Tommy Fury. Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

I am not really familiar with the two subjected claiming fighter that will going to execute the bouts but I do have read a few comments here regarding their brothers are good fighters, maybe the game that will be executed will be a measurement which one has the best coach (based on their brothers coaching) lol. For sure, both personality have had trained for this coming fight however upon checking on profile of the fighter it seems that Tommy Fury was a more experienced fighter than Jake Paul, which I assume that this bout will be more on Tommy Fury favor.

Experience? Yes, Tommy Fury will have the advantage on the certain criteria, because obviously he is a professional boxer who does a lot of sparing and has more professional boxing fights. Whereas, all Jake Paul did was just an exhibition matches. Though he have been training of course as a preparation for the fight, but It's really different when boxing is your bread and butter.

Jake Paul is really good at catching the audience's and social media citizen's attention. So, now he's creating another gimmick. Changing your name as a means of bet for the fight, that sounds weird.

[Hypnosis00]

I am yet to watch Tommy Fury fight but i know he is the brother of Tyson Fury and they are good boxers who learned the craft at a very young age and it will be good fight but i am yet to see the strengths and levels of Tommy Fury. Jake Paul is really good when he is facing decent fighters and he is much better than Logan Paul in terms of boxing skills, need to check the rest of the details.

I am not really familiar with the two subjected claiming fighter that will going to execute the bouts but I do have read a few comments here regarding their brothers are good fighters, maybe the game that will be executed will be a measurement which one has the best coach (based on their brothers coaching) lol. For sure, both personality have had trained for this coming fight however upon checking on profile of the fighter it seems that Tommy Fury was a more experienced fighter than Jake Paul, which I assume that this bout will be more on Tommy Fury favor.

Experience? Yes, Tommy Fury will have the advantage on the certain criteria, because obviously he is a professional boxer who does a lot of sparing and has more professional boxing fights. Whereas, all Jake Paul did was just an exhibition matches. Though he have been training of course as a preparation for the fight, but It's really different when boxing is your bread and butter.

Jake Paul is really good at catching the audience's and social media citizen's attention. So, now he's creating another gimmick. Changing your name as a means of bet for the fight, that sounds weird.

Jake Paul knows how to sell his fight, no wonder he is so successful in his exhibition fights. but this time around, it would be different because he is not the favorites to win here and his only chance to win is if Tommy would agree to rigged the game, besides it's just an exhibition match.

[smyslov]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

[mu_enrico]

Jake is the underdog here and I agree with the odds. Tommy is a young pro from a boxing family. Imagine trained from an early age and receive training from Tyson Fury and his crew. Meanwhile, Jake's opponents were not trained in boxing, only Tyron Woodley seems to have some boxing training from his MMA career. However, I don't think the fight will be as bad as The Mountain vs Larratt Probably round 4 KO. Imagine fighting with your last name, your pride on the line...

[TopTort777]

I cant say that Tommy would definitely KO Jake, he will try, but honestly, is not a super boxer either. He is a British professional boxer and reality television star. Check out Tommy Fury's wiki page and check the record of his opponents. One got 102 losses in 115 fight, second with a record of 0-26, third 2-26, fourth 0-12, fifth 0-20, sixth 3-1, seventh - a debut. Tommy was fighting against punching bags all the time. He is more boys band than a real pro boxer

On the other hand, Jake Paul is not also a real pro boxer therefore a Knock Out win for Tommy is possible as he already did that several times on his opponents. And I think he's also a much more boxer to me compared to Jake Paul. While looking at Fury's past matches, try also to analyze Jake's previous fights. Not because those have horrible records, they are an easy win either for Tommy or Jake.

Conclusion - they both bad. Jake who has not faced a real pro boxer yet. And Tommy, who has been boxing with sort of a cripples. Because I dont know how to explain why all of his opponents are in a huge series of losses. Some can say that they gain experience from these losses, but that is bs. What can you get from 26 losses? To stand up ?

I've watched Tommy fight. His beloved tactics is throwing lots of punches when till his opponent goes in full defence and KO with liver punches. Non of his opponents tried to dodge punches, they go full defence like turtle and get in the liver. Expect same tactics vs Jake.

[Kelvinid]

I cant say that Tommy would definitely KO Jake, he will try, but honestly, is not a super boxer either. He is a British professional boxer and reality television star. Check out Tommy Fury's wiki page and check the record of his opponents. One got 102 losses in 115 fight, second with a record of 0-26, third 2-26, fourth 0-12, fifth 0-20, sixth 3-1, seventh - a debut. Tommy was fighting against punching bags all the time. He is more boys band than a real pro boxer

On the other hand, Jake Paul is not also a real pro boxer therefore a Knock Out win for Tommy is possible as he already did that several times on his opponents. And I think he's also a much more boxer to me compared to Jake Paul. While looking at Fury's past matches, try also to analyze Jake's previous fights. Not because those have horrible records, they are an easy win either for Tommy or Jake.

Conclusion - they both bad. Jake who has not faced a real pro boxer yet. And Tommy, who has been boxing with sort of a cripples. Because I dont know how to explain why all of his opponents are in a huge series of losses. Some can say that they gain experience from these losses, but that is bs. What can you get from 26 losses? To stand up ?

I've watched Tommy fight. His beloved tactics is throwing lots of punches when till his opponent goes in full defence and KO with liver punches. Non of his opponents tried to dodge punches, they go full defence like turtle and get in the liver. Expect same tactics vs Jake.

So what do you think about this fight? Will Tommy be able to use that tactic here of Jake Paul will dodge his punches and play a good strategy against him? I believe that majority of the posters here believe that Tommy Fury will win because he has real boxing experience, so what's it gonna be?

Anyway, I'd love to see the betting odds if it's out or even just a prediction of odds.

[Pmalek]

I am not familiar with Tommy Fury's record or past achievements, but this social media boxer is really pissing me off. There was plenty of talk about a contract condition that prevented Tyron Woodley from knocking the YouTube boxer out. Although his manager denies it, I don't believe there was none. I never saw Woodley talk about it. So whatever the truth is, we will never know. The Youtuber probably made him sign a non-disclosure agreement, so he can't comment on the speculations. But hopefully Jake pisses himself in the ring.

[Jackl87]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

December 18th...

I have already seen videos about this fight on youtube but i did not click on them because honestly i am already fed up with all those exhibition matches that are happening at the moment, even Oscar de la Hoya wants to fight again as soon as he has recovered from Covid, as if he has not made enough money already during his career... pretty pathetic. Of course it was floyd mayweather that started this trend with his fight against McGregor.
I have never seen a fight of Tommy Fury but from what i have read of him so far he is still in the beginning of his career and only fought weak opponents so far, but i also think that still is the favorite in this fight.

[TopTort777]

So what do you think about this fight? Will Tommy be able to use that tactic here of Jake Paul will dodge his punches and play a good strategy against him? I believe that majority of the posters here believe that Tommy Fury will win because he has real boxing experience, so what's it gonna be?

Anyway, I'd love to see the betting odds if it's out or even just a prediction of odds.

Of Course Tommy would use that tactics. This is only one he knows. To me Tommy looks like a pumped guy who just know how to box (due to his family). He is more like a bodybuilder (or a guy who goes to the gym often) that know some boxing.

People look on his record 7-0 record in profs and say: "wow, this guy gonna beat Jake". Bad thing - they haven't watched any of his fights. When I was a kid, his boxing style in the neighbourhood we called "mill". You just swing-sweep and hit everything that is in front of you. Several heavy punches like that through block and it start to hurt a lot. Survive the "mill", wait till Tommy's muscles kill him, throw jabs and shoot one straight. That is what Jake must and will do.

[yazher]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

Someone needs to sacrifice the money he could get to fight like a real boxer to knockout this crook out of his imagination. He thinks that he is someone like a pro boxer who has worked hard to become champion when he was only fighting opponents that he has paid some huge cash. I wonder how much does he make from his youtube channel to host such boring event in the name of entertainment when no one really entertained on what they are doing.

[Taskford]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

Someone needs to sacrifice the money he could get to fight like a real boxer to knockout this crook out of his imagination. He thinks that he is someone like a pro boxer who has worked hard to become champion when he was only fighting opponents that he has paid some huge cash. I wonder how much does he make from his youtube channel to host such boring event in the name of entertainment when no one really entertained on what they are doing.

We can't say that no one has been entertain on the show they are doing since in the first place many people still feel curious about how this shit show may end up, although its undeniable that this might be a boring fight since we cannot expect to see an intense fight from them but still the essence on how possibly Jake Paul could knock off his opponent will make the spectator curious to know about this fight.

[Kasabus]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

Someone needs to sacrifice the money he could get to fight like a real boxer to knockout this crook out of his imagination. He thinks that he is someone like a pro boxer who has worked hard to become champion when he was only fighting opponents that he has paid some huge cash. I wonder how much does he make from his youtube channel to host such boring event in the name of entertainment when no one really entertained on what they are doing.

We can't say that no one has been entertain on the show they are doing since in the first place many people still feel curious about how this shit show may end up, although its undeniable that this might be a boring fight since we cannot expect to see an intense fight from them but still the essence on how possibly Jake Paul could knock off his opponent will make the spectator curious to know about this fight.

And also, we cannot deny that Jake Paul is the star in exhibition fights because if he is not making money, he could have stopped fighting already, but no, we are still seeing him bringing more interesting fight and this time around is probably the toughest challenge for him as a real boxer is going to face him.

[DarkDays]

I highly doubt there will be a no knockout clause on this. It's not a god damn exhbition.

IMO Jake Paul actually has a fairly decent chance of beating Tommy Fury. Fury actually doesn't have an extensive amateur record and his professional career has been exclusively fighting bums. I believe that Tyron Woodley would have sparked out anybody that Fury has fought before, and Fury hasn't even been able to KO part time journeymen.

Definitely a fair matchup, I give Paul the slight edge since he beat a real warrior in Woodley.

[7788bitcoin]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

Tommy Fury is the half brother of the Heavyweight king Tyson Fury, but he is not that experienced either and he is not a dangerous knockout fighter either after checking his profile. I have not seen his fights but Jake Paul is a good enough boxer and you cannot expect a stoppage in this fight. Lets see how this fight goes and i hope it will be a good one, if not for the hype i doubt i will be watching the fight.

[Sanitough]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

Tommy Fury is the half brother of the Heavyweight king Tyson Fury, but he is not that experienced either and he is not a dangerous knockout fighter either after checking his profile. I have not seen his fights but Jake Paul is a good enough boxer and you cannot expect a stoppage in this fight. Lets see how this fight goes and i hope it will be a good one, if not for the hype i doubt i will be watching the fight.

But compared to the fight experience of Jake Paul, I guess it's obvious that Tommy Fury has a better record, and so I would say now that this fight could be a fight where Jake Paul will not be able to maintain his undefeated record in exhibition matches as Fury is going to destroy him. What we are talking about here is just mere speculation but we have a basis, and that is their past fights which I can see that Fury has more serious fights than Jake Paul.

[wxa7115]

Tyson should be on ringside during the match hehe. He couldn't allow his younger to be beaten by a youtuber who has some boxing skills. I'm with Tommy on this one just because of the weight of the Fury name he has to carry for this fight. I hope he doesn't get too cocky and take Jake for granted.

Not that familiar with Tommy Fury I thought he would be fighting Mike Tyson?

That would be Logan Paul and not Jake. Confusing? I know.

The problem betting with exhibition fights is that the judge may end up the match as a draw even if the boxer has edge over the other. Because we don't know what agreements they have before the fight even begins. So for me, exhibition fights are just for watching purposes only not really into serious betting. Don't know if they can still attract large crowd as there are already very good professional fights now. Maybe before, because people want to watch something during the pandemic days, but right now, there are more real fights that they can watch.

This is the same that I was wondering but it seems they may have a large amount of followers that are willing to pay to watch the fight, to each their own I guess, if I can watch it for free I would not mind doing it but if I had to pay for it I know that I would not pay even a single dollar for it.

Now about the topic on betting on exhibition fights or matches, to me that is a huge no regardless of the sport we are talking about as in many cases it is impossible to predict the outcome of the match as no one is really treating the event as seriously as they would otherwise.

[Oilacris]

There was a report that there was a no knockout clause on Jake Paul's fight this was the allegation of Claressa  Shields but it was denied by Woodley's manager.
I'm glad that there was none like that because Tommy Fury will have his hands locked if he is not allowed to knock out Paul, Jake Paul is in big trouble he is facing a real boxer, who knows how to knock out, he is going too far face people who think he can beat, there has to be an end to this Jake Paul show and Tommy could be the opponent that can end his show.

Someone needs to sacrifice the money he could get to fight like a real boxer to knockout this crook out of his imagination. He thinks that he is someone like a pro boxer who has worked hard to become champion when he was only fighting opponents that he has paid some huge cash. I wonder how much does he make from his youtube channel to host such boring event in the name of entertainment when no one really entertained on what they are doing.

We can't say that no one has been entertain on the show they are doing since in the first place many people still feel curious about how this shit show may end up, although its undeniable that this might be a boring fight since we cannot expect to see an intense fight from them but still the essence on how possibly Jake Paul could knock off his opponent will make the spectator curious to know about this fight.

They wouldnt really making these fights on possible if they arent really making profits or revenue which simply means that no matter how some people do see this as a shit show but there are still people who are really interested to look at.

Money generation of these exhibition fights are still considerable rather than have nothing at all or just waiting up for those official ones.

Curiosity and interest would really be there because these are fighters which you cant really see on this line up of career.

[Rufsilf]

Let see how it goes , I know Tommy furry as a young talented boxer who has been unbeatable. This fight is a long awaiting fight
The both fighters have been challenging  each other . After December 18th we will all know the real champion will be.

This match's result is actually unpredictable because Jake Paul is also undefeated and has a good record as well. Tommy Fury has been consistent and most of us are familiar with how he handled his previous matches. It will surely be an exciting match and I hope that they would make it unforgettable.

Well, Jake is much more talented in this industry and he did strive hard for his record to be clean, rather than his older brother Logan who just wants spotlights and exhibition fights with no talent.
Jake Paul has the ability and strength to fight Tommy Fury, but I don't think that Jake can handle Tommy in this match well because Tommy is much more experienced in this industry than the novice opponent. But we'll see, it's not too late for Jake.

[Finestream]

Let see how it goes , I know Tommy furry as a young talented boxer who has been unbeatable. This fight is a long awaiting fight
The both fighters have been challenging  each other . After December 18th we will all know the real champion will be.

This match's result is actually unpredictable because Jake Paul is also undefeated and has a good record as well. Tommy Fury has been consistent and most of us are familiar with how he handled his previous matches. It will surely be an exciting match and I hope that they would make it unforgettable.

Well, Jake is much more talented in this industry and he did strive hard for his record to be clean, rather than his older brother Logan who just wants spotlights and exhibition fights with no talent.
Jake Paul has the ability and strength to fight Tommy Fury, but I don't think that Jake can handle Tommy in this match well because Tommy is much more experienced in this industry than the novice opponent. But we'll see, it's not too late for Jake.

Tommy Fury isn't too much for Jake Paul and we won't be so sure about Tommy because Jake's recent fights aren't bad and he worked and trained hard for this match, infact he is really persistent to show his abilities that he too can make his name good in the boxing indusrty. Their record are almost the same, clean and no losses.

Jake Paul was also trained along the young undefeated Ryan Garcia, and I see lots of moves from Ryan that Jake's now following.

[btc_angela]

But as his legendary bother says:

"No disrespect to Jake Paul, but like I said to Tommy, if he can’t knock Jake Paul out, fly to a foreign country and stay there because he ain’t coming home.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-tommy-ko-jake-paul-he-coming-home--161893

But we all know that this is not a real fight, and it could be set up that there will be no knock down clause, similar to other high profile exhibitions games that we have seen so far.

Probably his Tyson just wanted to create more hype on his brother's fight so that it can get a good revenue in PPV.

[goaldigger]

But as his legendary bother says:

"No disrespect to Jake Paul, but like I said to Tommy, if he can’t knock Jake Paul out, fly to a foreign country and stay there because he ain’t coming home.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-tommy-ko-jake-paul-he-coming-home--161893

But we all know that this is not a real fight, and it could be set up that there will be no knock down clause, similar to other high profile exhibitions games that we have seen so far.

Probably his Tyson just wanted to create more hype on his brother's fight so that it can get a good revenue in PPV.

Either a fixed match or what, they clearly want to earn more money that’s why they are making noise to hype Jake Paul but I don’t think its fair not to knock out Jake yet he can knock out the opponent. Well, this is boxing and they really have a contract to follow, though Jake really have a good talent in boxing, and training with Garcia is a big thing for Jake.

[Lanatsa]

But as his legendary bother says:

"No disrespect to Jake Paul, but like I said to Tommy, if he can’t knock Jake Paul out, fly to a foreign country and stay there because he ain’t coming home.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-tommy-ko-jake-paul-he-coming-home--161893

But we all know that this is not a real fight, and it could be set up that there will be no knock down clause, similar to other high profile exhibitions games that we have seen so far.

Probably his Tyson just wanted to create more hype on his brother's fight so that it can get a good revenue in PPV.

Either a fixed match or what, they clearly want to earn more money that’s why they are making noise to hype Jake Paul but I don’t think its fair not to knock out Jake yet he can knock out the opponent. Well, this is boxing and they really have a contract to follow, though Jake really have a good talent in boxing, and training with Garcia is a big thing for Jake.

They wouldn't really make the fight to be that short because that would really be able to get lots of criticisms on that case and its understandable that
they would really need to make it long and able to entertain the crowd.

Make their ppv's worth and wont really be leaving out those complaints that they weren't satisfied.When it comes to motives of these exhibition matches
then its no surprise that they do always look for the money on here.

Its business then its normal that there would really be these kind of set-up.

[OgNasty]

I feel like we aren't seeing much Jake Paul before this fight.  Usually he's all over the internet doing promo.  I think he's probably sitting in a gym 24/7 working on himself so that he doesn't get knocked out.  I really don't think he stands much of a chance though.  I wonder if we'll see more of the usual Jake Paul antics as we get closer to the fight.  I must say I'm surprised that he hasn't done something crazy to make headlines.  Surely someone in his camp is busy trying to think of some way to promote this fight in an off the wall manner.

[TheEconomists]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

[Obito]

I don't like the idea that he's being mixed with Tommy Fury by saying "fellow"  undefeated boxer, pretty sure that Jake Paul is on a whole another level of mediocrity of a fighter because I feel like he's not that good of a fighter and I feel like he's not even serious about getting into boxing in the first place. If this was a real fight, pretty sure that Tommy would've demolished this man easily but they need to have some showmanship I guess.

[TravelMug]

I feel like we aren't seeing much Jake Paul before this fight.  Usually he's all over the internet doing promo.  I think he's probably sitting in a gym 24/7 working on himself so that he doesn't get knocked out.  I really don't think he stands much of a chance though.  I wonder if we'll see more of the usual Jake Paul antics as we get closer to the fight.  I must say I'm surprised that he hasn't done something crazy to make headlines.  Surely someone in his camp is busy trying to think of some way to promote this fight in an off the wall manner.

For sure, we might see some stunts being pulled by Jake Paul here to create more hype about the time and that the boxing media will take about it, and it could be hilarious and maybe it will get on Tommy's skin. And we all know that's how the brothers are being the fight, antics during a media face-off.

Why not? he might be working his ass off in the gym 24/7, however, I don't think it will be enough to pull an upset in this fight. Too much pride on Tommy Fury to lose this one.

[Fundamentals Of]

I don't like the idea that he's being mixed with Tommy Fury by saying "fellow"  undefeated boxer, pretty sure that Jake Paul is on a whole another level of mediocrity of a fighter because I feel like he's not that good of a fighter and I feel like he's not even serious about getting into boxing in the first place. If this was a real fight, pretty sure that Tommy would've demolished this man easily but they need to have some showmanship I guess.

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

[Kemarit]

I don't like the idea that he's being mixed with Tommy Fury by saying "fellow"  undefeated boxer, pretty sure that Jake Paul is on a whole another level of mediocrity of a fighter because I feel like he's not that good of a fighter and I feel like he's not even serious about getting into boxing in the first place. If this was a real fight, pretty sure that Tommy would've demolished this man easily but they need to have some showmanship I guess.

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

And probably that's why they are pitted against each other, LOL So we will see who is the worst boxer between the two.

But so far it looks like majority is favouring Tommy here, at least boxing fans are not that biased and know there sports expect for those who voted on Jake Paul.  

In any case these two are going to make good money here so I think it's ok for both to be called worst boxers.

[Oasisman]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

Yes, everyone has a chance to win. But those who are stronger and more experienced usually stands out.
This fight is not may not be just like what his previous fights looks like. This is gonna be a serious one. Jake Paul is fighting against a young and hungry boxer.
Jake Paul has no updates about his fight against Tommy in his YouTube channel yet. Maybe he's not focusing on his conditioning because he knew himself that this could be one of the most toughest fight he'll ever have.

[TheEconomists]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

Yes, everyone has a chance to win. But those who are stronger and more experienced usually stands out.
This fight is not may not be just like what his previous fights looks like. This is gonna be a serious one. Jake Paul is fighting against a young and hungry boxer.
Jake Paul has no updates about his fight against Tommy in his YouTube channel yet. Maybe he's not focusing on his conditioning because he knew himself that this could be one of the most toughest fight he'll ever have.

Jake Paul may not need to brag much about the coming fight and that may be his reason not to update his YouTube channel though this just my opinion which might be true or not but before December 18th we shall see if he will update his YouTube channel. Still for me Jake Paul will take the lead come 18th December.

[Davidvictorson]

I feel like we aren't seeing much Jake Paul before this fight.  Usually he's all over the internet doing promo.  I think he's probably sitting in a gym 24/7 working on himself so that he doesn't get knocked out.  I really don't think he stands much of a chance though.  I wonder if we'll see more of the usual Jake Paul antics as we get closer to the fight.  I must say I'm surprised that he hasn't done something crazy to make headlines.  Surely someone in his camp is busy trying to think of some way to promote this fight in an off the wall manner.

The thing what worries me the most is that a points win will not be enough for him to be considered as a real win on Jake Paul. I think his dad is more worried about this fight than Tyson his fight with Wilder. I think it will be a one sided points win for Tommy Fury. But the only legit win for him is a knock out.

[TheEconomists]

I feel like we aren't seeing much Jake Paul before this fight.  Usually he's all over the internet doing promo.  I think he's probably sitting in a gym 24/7 working on himself so that he doesn't get knocked out.  I really don't think he stands much of a chance though.  I wonder if we'll see more of the usual Jake Paul antics as we get closer to the fight.  I must say I'm surprised that he hasn't done something crazy to make headlines.  Surely someone in his camp is busy trying to think of some way to promote this fight in an off the wall manner.

The thing what worries me the most is that a points win will not be enough for him to be considered as a real win on Jake Paul. I think his dad is more worried about this fight than Tyson his fight with Wilder. I think it will be a one sided points win for Tommy Fury. But the only legit win for him is a knock out.

You are saying knock out as if Jake Paul is just a baby fighter, how on earth will you even think of knock out despite the fact that it is possible in a game like this but not with Jake Paul you should think of that one.

[Fundamentals Of]

I don't like the idea that he's being mixed with Tommy Fury by saying "fellow"  undefeated boxer, pretty sure that Jake Paul is on a whole another level of mediocrity of a fighter because I feel like he's not that good of a fighter and I feel like he's not even serious about getting into boxing in the first place. If this was a real fight, pretty sure that Tommy would've demolished this man easily but they need to have some showmanship I guess.

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

And probably that's why they are pitted against each other, LOL So we will see who is the worst boxer between the two.

But so far it looks like majority is favouring Tommy here, at least boxing fans are not that biased and know there sports expect for those who voted on Jake Paul.  

In any case these two are going to make good money here so I think it's ok for both to be called worst boxers.

I guess the number one reason why people are favoring Tommy Fury is that Tommy is the younger brother of Tyson Fury. And many think that this man is also a boxer like his brother. But he is not. He has boxed in the past against failed joke boxers and now he is facing against another joke in Jake Paul.

Another reason why many are supporting Tommy is that Jake Paul has been annoying the boxing fandom for quite some time. I for one would want Jake Paul to get badly beaten up or knocked out.

[Obito]

~snip

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

Seems to me that you're right, but I think that there must be some level gap between the two that helps in distinguishing which one is least mediocre. I guess we'll just have to watch it and see if there's some fun to this fight. It pains me to watch two kids duke it out which is the same thing as this match.

[poldanmig]

~snip

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

Seems to me that you're right, but I think that there must be some level gap between the two that helps in distinguishing which one is least mediocre. I guess we'll just have to watch it and see if there's some fun to this fight. It pains me to watch two kids duke it out which is the same thing as this match.

To see an entertainment of course the match is worth watching, but to see a real boxing fight it seems we will not find this match, even though jack paul has so far managed to beat several opponents in the ring but none of his opponents are from the world of boxing, while tommy Fury, I don't think he has anything to be proud of in the boxing world except for his big brother name, Tyson Fury.

[Vaculin]

~snip

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

Seems to me that you're right, but I think that there must be some level gap between the two that helps in distinguishing which one is least mediocre. I guess we'll just have to watch it and see if there's some fun to this fight. It pains me to watch two kids duke it out which is the same thing as this match.

To see an entertainment of course the match is worth watching, but to see a real boxing fight it seems we will not find this match, even though jack paul has so far managed to beat several opponents in the ring but none of his opponents are from the world of boxing, while tommy Fury, I don't think he has anything to be proud of in the boxing world except for his big brother name, Tyson Fury.

All the fights of Jake Paul favor him but this time around I'm sure it will not. We like to see someone who could potentially beat his ass and that's gonna be Tommy Fury. In terms of experience, Fury is more experience compared to Jake Paul so most probably this will be the first time we will see Jake Paul as an underdog in the betting sites....

and as I said, we have the odds already and Jake Paul is indeed the underdog.

Paul vs. Fury betting odds
Jake Paul: +165
Tommy Fury: -185
Draw: +1400

source : Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury fight date, time, PPV price, odds & location for 2021 boxing match

[Welsh]

I'm trying to pretend this isn't happening to be honest.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

I'm really doubtful about Tommy doing anything here. He looked awful in his last fight, and I think Tommy probably has a lot of his hype because he's related to Tyson, and he looked like a greek god. Other than that, I've not seen a whole lot of special things  from him. I was more confident with Tyron Woodley winning, than I'm with Tommy put it that way.

I'm not sure if Jake will be able to knock Tommy out, but I think he'll out point him. I can't believe I'm actually considering putting money down on Jake Paul to win a professional boxing fight against another professional boxer. Seriously, I can't remember Tyron having such good odds despite being a UFC champion at some point, why on earth has Tommy been given the clear favourite?

[Fundamentals Of]

~snip

Frankly, these two men are both mediocre in terms of boxing. We cannot expect much from both of them actually if we are to consider them as real boxing fighters. As boxers they have not proven anything at all. Of course we can see that both of them have perfect boxing records, untarnished, undefeated. But look at their past matches. They are all nothing but entertainment shows. They're not real boxers.

Tommy Fury is no better than Jake Paul in his status as a boxer. They both belong to the same level of mediocrity.

Seems to me that you're right, but I think that there must be some level gap between the two that helps in distinguishing which one is least mediocre. I guess we'll just have to watch it and see if there's some fun to this fight. It pains me to watch two kids duke it out which is the same thing as this match.

To see an entertainment of course the match is worth watching, but to see a real boxing fight it seems we will not find this match, even though jack paul has so far managed to beat several opponents in the ring but none of his opponents are from the world of boxing, while tommy Fury, I don't think he has anything to be proud of in the boxing world except for his big brother name, Tyson Fury.

All the fights of Jake Paul favor him but this time around I'm sure it will not. We like to see someone who could potentially beat his ass and that's gonna be Tommy Fury. In terms of experience, Fury is more experience compared to Jake Paul so most probably this will be the first time we will see Jake Paul as an underdog in the betting sites....

You know, we shouldn't even be discussing about experience here because both don't have enough. It is not worth comparing experiences here. One has 4 wins. The other one has 7. 7 is clearly the upper hand but if you take a look at the opponents 4 of them hasn't won a match yet. The only opponent of Tommy who had considerable wins at 10 also had 102 losses. So really, these two mediocre boxers couldn't be assessed according to their past boxing matches. They are all nothing but sparring entertainment. There was no fight whatsoever.

The only thing that makes Tommy the favorite is that Tyson is his brother. Whatever that means.

[Jawhead999]

-snip-

Because Fury has undefeated record and the fight aren't exhibition like Paul, that's the reason he's favorite here.

Woodley is very aggresive on UFC, but on boxing it doesn't looks good as his foot movement is weird. Probably because this is his first career on boxing, so we can't blame him or probably it's scripted.

Good luck mate with your bet, of course there's a will be upset here since Paul can control his opponent with money

[TopTort777]

-snip-

Because Fury has undefeated record and the fight aren't exhibition like Paul, that's the reason he's favorite here.

Woodley is very aggresive on UFC, but on boxing it doesn't looks good as his foot movement is weird. Probably because this is his first career on boxing, so we can't blame him or probably it's scripted.

Good luck mate with your bet, of course there's a will be upset here since Paul can control his opponent with money

Before looking on Fury's record, check who he was fighting against All of them were punching bags. If Jake fought them, he would have same undefeated record. Check this topic for my posts, I've posted records of Fury opponents there. All of his opponent were boxers with 0-2 wind and 10-120 losses.

Woodley - he was there only for the money. He is in bad financial situation. If he would be offered more for a victory over Jake, he would have finished that fight in first rounds.

[Sanitough]

Woodley - he was there only for the money. He is in bad financial situation. If he would be offered more for a victory over Jake, he would have finished that fight in first rounds.

Do you have any source of your statement or it's just only speculation?

We all know that exhibition fights could be scripted, but without a basis, we cannot conclude that someone has intentionally lose the fight just to make money. Also, we know that it's the money prize which is the reason why they are fighting but why would a fighter allow to be beaten in the ring if he can fight and win?

[Lanatsa]

Woodley - he was there only for the money. He is in bad financial situation. If he would be offered more for a victory over Jake, he would have finished that fight in first rounds.

Do you have any source of your statement or it's just only speculation?

We all know that exhibition fights could be scripted, but without a basis, we cannot conclude that someone has intentionally lose the fight just to make money. Also, we know that it's the money prize which is the reason why they are fighting but why would a fighter allow to be beaten in the ring if he can fight and win?

You cant cross out the possibilities or chances because when it comes to money then someone could really risk up something or done anything that they haven't done before even if its against on principle but with money then it could really be changed up everytime.

I would like to know as well if there are some source out of those statement above and its true that it couldn't really be proven
out unless if those are really been happening or said.

They are making money out of this arrangement which it is just normal that they would be following up some script.

[Sanitough]

Woodley - he was there only for the money. He is in bad financial situation. If he would be offered more for a victory over Jake, he would have finished that fight in first rounds.

Do you have any source of your statement or it's just only speculation?

We all know that exhibition fights could be scripted, but without a basis, we cannot conclude that someone has intentionally lose the fight just to make money. Also, we know that it's the money prize which is the reason why they are fighting but why would a fighter allow to be beaten in the ring if he can fight and win?

You cant cross out the possibilities or chances because when it comes to money then someone could really risk up something or done anything that they haven't done before even if its against on principle but with money then it could really be changed up everytime.

I would like to know as well if there are some source out of those statement above and its true that it couldn't really be proven
out unless if those are really been happening or said.

They are making money out of this arrangement which it is just normal that they would be following up some script.

I'd take that as a good explanation though, yes, as long as there's money involved a fighter could just act based on the script, but then again it's just our speculation now as no one has proven that there's really a script to follow.

In this fight that both are undefeated, I don't know who gets favored here based on the script, but I'll go with the favorites which is Tommy Fury.

[Fredomago]

I'd take that as a good explanation though, yes, as long as there's money involved a fighter could just act based on the script, but then again it's just our speculation now as no one has proven that there's really a script to follow.

In this fight that both are undefeated, I don't know who gets favored here based on the script, but I'll go with the favorites which is Tommy Fury.

No one knows if script do really exist, it's just an assumption since it's money making match, the talks between handlers and promoters are behind the closets, they just start to advertise the fight when everything already been arrange, who knows what are the possible arrangements that being done? 

Just for fun, i will follow you with Fury, he might have better advantage that's why he's been the favorite.

But with unproven scripts what will happen inside the ring is already concluded  but who's the creator of it? hahaha 

[ene1980]

~
No one knows if script do really exist, it's just an assumption since it's money making match, the talks between handlers and promoters are behind the closets, they just start to advertise the fight when everything already been arrange, who knows what are the possible arrangements that being done? 

I think this is a professional bout and if the promoters are fixing the fight then they will go behind bars, so the idea of having a script is just bullshit theories. It is a fact that Jake and Logan Paul how know to promote a fight and make money.

Just for fun, i will follow you with Fury, he might have better advantage that's why he's been the favorite.

But with unproven scripts what will happen inside the ring is already concluded  but who's the creator of it? hahaha 

No doubt Tommy Fury is the toughest challenge for Jake Paul simply because he is the step brother of Tyson Fury and he will be helping him prepare of the fight and he is a decent boxer and have the ability to defeat Jake Paul.

[Viscore]

I'd take that as a good explanation though, yes, as long as there's money involved a fighter could just act based on the script, but then again it's just our speculation now as no one has proven that there's really a script to follow.

In this fight that both are undefeated, I don't know who gets favored here based on the script, but I'll go with the favorites which is Tommy Fury.

No one knows if script do really exist, it's just an assumption since it's money making match, the talks between handlers and promoters are behind the closets, they just start to advertise the fight when everything already been arrange, who knows what are the possible arrangements that being done? 

Just for fun, i will follow you with Fury, he might have better advantage that's why he's been the favorite.

If it's Jake Paul who is the one who arranges the fight, then it will be his script and he will be the winner in this fight. They are good actors, they can act like they hate each other just to attract the attention of the viewers and with that, they'll buy the PPV which makes this another successful fight.

But with unproven scripts what will happen inside the ring is already concluded  but who's the creator of it? hahaha 

We can put our guess by putting our bet.  

[Johnyz]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

[Twinkledoe]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

The problem with betting here is we don't know if this is a pre-arranged fight and they already know who's gonna win even before the fight as it is only exhibition fight. It may even ends up as draw depending on the mood of the judges. So for me, don't bet high because this is not a serious one, you may likely lose your bet for nothing.

[Jawhead999]

Before looking on Fury's record, check who he was fighting against All of them were punching bags. If Jake fought them, he would have same undefeated record. Check this topic for my posts, I've posted records of Fury opponents there. All of his opponent were boxers with 0-2 wind and 10-120 losses.

Woodley - he was there only for the money. He is in bad financial situation. If he would be offered more for a victory over Jake, he would have finished that fight in first rounds.

I'm aware with that, my point is many people out there doesn't in depth searching the Fury's opponent so it's why Fury is favorite in this match. MMA and boxing are different thing, this is one reason why Woodley performance are very different. At least Fury know how to fight in boxing and the rules.

I'd take that as a good explanation though, yes, as long as there's money involved a fighter could just act based on the script, but then again it's just our speculation now as no one has proven that there's really a script to follow.

Agree, I've search on google but I don't find any source if Woodley has a financial problem... it's only on 2020 and has been resolved.

[Taskford]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

The problem with betting here is we don't know if this is a pre-arranged fight and they already know who's gonna win even before the fight as it is only exhibition fight. It may even ends up as draw depending on the mood of the judges. So for me, don't bet high because this is not a serious one, you may likely lose your bet for nothing.

This is why we shouldn't bet on exhibition fight since we don't know on how they will end up or how they fight in the ring and I don't expect match between this match up so its better to watch without betting since this is the safest thing we need to do. But if someone want to bet out of thrill then you might be right for betting only with small amount so that if we lose on maybe lousy game we will not get hurt or be stressed about the result.

[stadus]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

The problem with betting here is we don't know if this is a pre-arranged fight and they already know who's gonna win even before the fight as it is only exhibition fight. It may even ends up as draw depending on the mood of the judges. So for me, don't bet high because this is not a serious one, you may likely lose your bet for nothing.

This is why we shouldn't bet on exhibition fight since we don't know on how they will end up or how they fight in the ring and I don't expect match between this match up so its better to watch without betting since this is the safest thing we need to do. But if someone want to bet out of thrill then you might be right for betting only with small amount so that if we lose on maybe lousy game we will not get hurt or be stressed about the result.

For me, it's still worth betting but I would definitely not gonna risk my usual range of amount.

It's scripted or prearrange, regardless, it's still fun to watch the fight, and maybe let's try betting on the unexpected outcome like the draw because the odds is very attractive. If they'll write a script and they make it an interesting fight, they can make a rematch and that's another money for them.

[robelneo]

Not that familiar with Tommy Fury I thought he would be fighting Mike Tyson? If that's the case then we know how this match will end, I think it is all just about the money, even he knows that he will easily beat down by Fury but in any case is some bookies would add this event? This is another easy money.

Even if it is going to be easy money both fighters will come up with a good performance, the reason that this kind of exhibition match are patronized because they come up with a good game for an exhibition match just like the last time, I just saw on my social media feed that Tyson Fury is training his brother so he can come out with a great performance, remember the stake is very high for both fighters because of the condition they laid out to each other, they are fighting to retain their surname and their career, so it will be very interesting to all of us.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Tommy Fury is going to be the one who finally gets the pleasure of shutting this idiot up. I can’t wait to see Jake Paul get KO’d. It’s been a long time coming, finally a proper boxer will be able to do the job.

[BIT-BENDER]

Tommy Fury is going to be the one who finally gets the pleasure of shutting this idiot up. I can’t wait to see Jake Paul get KO’d. It’s been a long time coming, finally a proper boxer will be able to do the job.

Jake paul will never be shut up, this is his niche like his own content and he must have it or is having it pleasurable, I think Jake Paul is popular with this and he might be clowned in the hard hitting sport but he has guts and sure jake paul do train, I think he is dare devil Jake, he picked on Mike tyson, if this happened in Mike tyson prime then Jake Paul would have been shut up, but this fight helps Tommy fury's popularity, not everyone knows what he is about.

[ene1980]

Tommy Fury is going to be the one who finally gets the pleasure of shutting this idiot up. I can’t wait to see Jake Paul get KO’d. It’s been a long time coming, finally a proper boxer will be able to do the job.

This is the general consensus that Tommy Fury can finally shut Jake Paul and hurt his ego, but the pressure on Tommy Fury will be, he will be in a main event for the first time with millions watching and house full card full of audience and it will create additional pressure on him. It will be a huge pay day for them either way and lets see how this fight goes  .

[Bagaji]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

Going with the crowd is always the best for one to successful in gambling though some time it may not work out that way at some point. Though no one can be optimistic about who will win the fight at the end of the day. Stake to your Tommy(crowds) and let see the outcome at the end of the day.

[batang_bitcoin]

Another match for another hype, it seems that everyone is sharing sentiment about watching Jake Paul to have his KO scene in the match made by Tommy Fury.

Going with the crowd is always the best for one to successful in gambling though some time it may not work out that way at some point. Though no one can be optimistic about who will win the fight at the end of the day. Stake to your Tommy(crowds) and let see the outcome at the end of the day.

Well, there's already optimism that you can see on this thread on who's going to be the dictator on this match and who's going to be knocked out.

[harizen]

Going with the crowd is always the best for one to successful in gambling though some time it may not work out that way at some point. Though no one can be optimistic about who will win the fight at the end of the day. Stake to your Tommy(crowds) and let see the outcome at the end of the day.

Going with the crowd means you will bet on Favorites, right? Is that what you refer to?

If that is, I don't see how you will become successful in gambling there. Favorites always have low odds. To be successful in gambling or at least yield a good profits in return, you have to play with the odds and not just will go with the crowd.

[fortunecrypto]

I was surprised to see there isn't any discussion happening about this latest ridiculousness from Jake Paul.  It seems there always has to be a gimmick involved when he's fighting.

Personally, I think Tommy Fury is going to knock him out in the first 2 rounds, but I didn't think he'd win the last fight either...

December 18th...

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/32504332/jake-paul-fight-fellow-undefeated-boxer-tommy-fury-dec-18-tampa

The 22-year-old boxer and the 24-year-old YouTuber have agreed to get in the ring in Tampa Bay, Florida, on December 18, and Jake claims that Tommy - who is the younger half-brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury - will change his name if he loses the fight.

Jake told ESPN: "I offered Fury to change his name to Tommy Fumbles or put up $500,000 of his purse if he loses.

"He chose to agree to change his name. Guess he puts more value on money then he does his own family name. Maybe he knows his family is disowning him once he loses, so money and Molly [Mae-Hague, Tommy's girlfriend] is all he's going to have left."

Earlier this month, Tommy promised to end Jake's career ahead of their fight.

I think it's just a publicity that they agreed to this condition, the fight will eventually end in a draw, they just want to attract more sales with this outrageous condition, this is a stun that WWF or wrestling organizations do to attract more sales and publicity, real boxing fights will not ask or put you in a contract where you will do something like that, so expect these two bums to take you for a ride, I expect the conference and the face-off to be like a circus.

[Fredomago]

I'd take that as a good explanation though, yes, as long as there's money involved a fighter could just act based on the script, but then again it's just our speculation now as no one has proven that there's really a script to follow.

In this fight that both are undefeated, I don't know who gets favored here based on the script, but I'll go with the favorites which is Tommy Fury.

No one knows if script do really exist, it's just an assumption since it's money making match, the talks between handlers and promoters are behind the closets, they just start to advertise the fight when everything already been arrange, who knows what are the possible arrangements that being done? 

Just for fun, i will follow you with Fury, he might have better advantage that's why he's been the favorite.

If it's Jake Paul who is the one who arranges the fight, then it will be his script and he will be the winner in this fight. They are good actors, they can act like they hate each other just to attract the attention of the viewers and with that, they'll buy the PPV which makes this another successful fight.

But with unproven scripts what will happen inside the ring is already concluded  but who's the creator of it? hahaha 

We can put our guess by putting our bet.  

If it's Jake Paul who is the one who arranges the fight, then it will be his script and he will be the winner in this fight. They are good actors, they can act like they hate each other just to attract the attention of the viewers and with that, they'll buy the PPV which makes this another successful fight.

Self guess, we never know who's going to get the win, script wise, maybe paul will get this one to increase interest for more
Exhibition fights.

[TopTort777]

Woodley - he was there only for the money. He is in bad financial situation. If he would be offered more for a victory over Jake, he would have finished that fight in first rounds.

Do you have any source of your statement or it's just only speculation?

We all know that exhibition fights could be scripted, but without a basis, we cannot conclude that someone has intentionally lose the fight just to make money. Also, we know that it's the money prize which is the reason why they are fighting but why would a fighter allow to be beaten in the ring if he can fight and win?

My source is my eyes. I am very familiar with Woodley through UFC. I know how hard can he punch, how can he perform. But what I saw was mostly 1-2 combinations with or without starting jab. And the moment why I thought this fight was scripted, is when Woodley dazed Jake, Jake hang on the ropes, and instead of rushing with series of punches, which could lead to TKO and ref stoppage, Woodley stepped back to the centre of the ring and called Jake to continue fighting. When the fighter feels the blood, he finishes his opponent, he does not call his opponent to continue fighting.

[DU18]

~
No one knows if script do really exist, it's just an assumption since it's money making match, the talks between handlers and promoters are behind the closets, they just start to advertise the fight when everything already been arrange, who knows what are the possible arrangements that being done? 

I think this is a professional bout and if the promoters are fixing the fight then they will go behind bars, so the idea of having a script is just bullshit theories. It is a fact that Jake and Logan Paul how know to promote a fight and make money.

Just for fun, i will follow you with Fury, he might have better advantage that's why he's been the favorite.

But with unproven scripts what will happen inside the ring is already concluded  but who's the creator of it? hahaha 

No doubt Tommy Fury is the toughest challenge for Jake Paul simply because he is the step brother of Tyson Fury and he will be helping him prepare of the fight and he is a decent boxer and have the ability to defeat Jake Paul.

Of course, the fight is not only between Tommy Fury and Jake Paul, but indirectly the fight will risk Tyson Fury's good name later, I think if Tommy Fury loses that fight, of course it will be very embarrassing for Tyson Fury, especially so far Tyson Fury  has been train Tommy Fury to face Jake Paul in December later, I was quite interested when Tyson Fury told the media, if he will kick and  chase away Tommy Fury out  from of the house and even from his country if he loses from Jake Paul in that fight .

[alpamar99]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

The problem with betting here is we don't know if this is a pre-arranged fight and they already know who's gonna win even before the fight as it is only exhibition fight. It may even ends up as draw depending on the mood of the judges. So for me, don't bet high because this is not a serious one, you may likely lose your bet for nothing.

This is why we shouldn't bet on exhibition fight since we don't know on how they will end up or how they fight in the ring and I don't expect match between this match up so its better to watch without betting since this is the safest thing we need to do. But if someone want to bet out of thrill then you might be right for betting only with small amount so that if we lose on maybe lousy game we will not get hurt or be stressed about the result.

the risk is too big when betting in a match like this because there could be another game behind this match.
but it would be great to do that when you have a guarantee there if it is true that this match has a scenario game in it.

but on the other hand I think this is just a game for fun and doesn't put us at stake there.
this will be high risk when done because statistics and strength do not guarantee victory here

[Lanatsa]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

The problem with betting here is we don't know if this is a pre-arranged fight and they already know who's gonna win even before the fight as it is only exhibition fight. It may even ends up as draw depending on the mood of the judges. So for me, don't bet high because this is not a serious one, you may likely lose your bet for nothing.

This is why we shouldn't bet on exhibition fight since we don't know on how they will end up or how they fight in the ring and I don't expect match between this match up so its better to watch without betting since this is the safest thing we need to do. But if someone want to bet out of thrill then you might be right for betting only with small amount so that if we lose on maybe lousy game we will not get hurt or be stressed about the result.

the risk is too big when betting in a match like this because there could be another game behind this match.
but it would be great to do that when you have a guarantee there if it is true that this match has a scenario game in it.

but on the other hand I think this is just a game for fun and doesn't put us at stake there.
this will be high risk when done because statistics and strength do not guarantee victory here

For exhibition matches then I do simply skip out on making out big bets and if ever there are some odds been given and I do find something interesting then I do only put up on small amounts and its true

that statistics and experience or something in regard with that doesn't really work most of the time when it comes to exhibition match because you don't know on whats written behind the script.lol

You aren't that blind nor not that dumb on not to recognize on whose gonna win right? On just seeing those names and do knows the background then you could totally tell on whose does have the edge.

[bitgov]

Doubts about Jake Paul's abilities will be cleared at last. He will finally fight a real boxer!
Unfortunately, it's hard for me to say which one will win, because I have doubts about the form of Tommy Fury. If he's okay and he's prepared well, then he should have beaten Jake Paul without a hitch.

[freedomgo]

Doubts about Jake Paul's abilities will be cleared at last. He will finally fight a real boxer!
Unfortunately, it's hard for me to say which one will win, because I have doubts about the form of Tommy Fury. If he's okay and he's prepared well, then he should have beaten Jake Paul without a hitch.

What would you doubt about Tommy Fury? This guy could fight and definitely could win this fight.

Bookies are not fool to make Fury the favorite to win this fight and that's how fans see this fight as well.

here are the odds

Paul vs. Fury betting odds
Jake Paul: +165
Tommy Fury: -185
Draw: +1400

source : https://www.sportingnews.com/us/boxing/news/jake-paul-tommy-fury-fight-date-time-ppv-price-boxing/1jy5i5c52ikzm1obc4gxhyvr8m

[wxa7115]

But as his legendary bother says:

"No disrespect to Jake Paul, but like I said to Tommy, if he can’t knock Jake Paul out, fly to a foreign country and stay there because he ain’t coming home.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-tommy-ko-jake-paul-he-coming-home--161893

But we all know that this is not a real fight, and it could be set up that there will be no knock down clause, similar to other high profile exhibitions games that we have seen so far.

Probably his Tyson just wanted to create more hype on his brother's fight so that it can get a good revenue in PPV.

That is certainly a possibility, however I would not be surprised if he was being serious as well, after all we know that Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight at the moment, this means that he obviously takes boxing seriously even if that does not seem to be the case when he is in front of a camera.

With this in mind then it is not difficult to imagine Tyson Fury demanding that his brother wins by KO, because if he cannot KO an amateur boxer then what hope he has against the professionals that are way better than Jake Paul?

[Rufsilf]

But as his legendary bother says:

"No disrespect to Jake Paul, but like I said to Tommy, if he can’t knock Jake Paul out, fly to a foreign country and stay there because he ain’t coming home.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-tommy-ko-jake-paul-he-coming-home--161893

But we all know that this is not a real fight, and it could be set up that there will be no knock down clause, similar to other high profile exhibitions games that we have seen so far.

Probably his Tyson just wanted to create more hype on his brother's fight so that it can get a good revenue in PPV.

That is certainly a possibility, however I would not be surprised if he was being serious as well, after all we know that Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight at the moment, this means that he obviously takes boxing seriously even if that does not seem to be the case when he is in front of a camera.

With this in mind then it is not difficult to imagine Tyson Fury demanding that his brother wins by KO, because if he cannot KO an amateur boxer then what hope he has against the professionals that are way better than Jake Paul?

Yup, Tyson should be able to knockout Jake Paul to advance to a much higher league where professionals is waiting to take and taste some amateur fighters. No offense, I mean, Jake Paul is also a tough fighter with a clean record but sadly he won't get this fight in his favor. Tyson is much more experienced than him and fought fighters with more experience than him, Jake's recent fights are all debut.

[Finestream]

It seems most of the reply here are all in favor Tommy forgetting that in this kind fight everyone could be a winner as I strongly believe that Jake Paul should not be underrated as he has the power and ability to change the odd in his favor during the fight. As for me I will bet in favor Jake Paul to take the lead come December 18th.

That’s ok to go against the odds since anything can happen and this one can also be a fixed match so you can have a good chance to win on betting with Jake. Though, personally I always bet with the crowd and looking at the comments here Fury are more favorite here with a great reason why, so it will be more safe for me to place a bet with Tommy.

Well it's your choice @TheEconomists and we respect yours but you should also watch both of their recents fights to analyze it better, don't just go look at their records becausec your boy Jake Paul's recent matches was a 4 debuts while his opponent Tommy Fury takes on average fighter whom exceeds his records.
Just saying though but I respect your decision, for now I'm with @Johnyz because we're the same, we prefer to bet among the crowd favorites because it's less risky.

[TopTort777]

Well it's your choice @TheEconomists and we respect yours but you should also watch both of their recents fights to analyze it better, don't just go look at their records becausec your boy Jake Paul's recent matches was a 4 debuts while his opponent Tommy Fury takes on average fighter whom exceeds his records.
Just saying though but I respect your decision, for now I'm with @Johnyz because we're the same, we prefer to bet among the crowd favorites because it's less risky.

Have you looked on Tommy Fury record yourself? Almost every his opponent was crap. Completely crap. What can you expect from an opponent, who has 26 losses and 2 draws in 28 fight ? All of his opponents looked like amateur or guys who only did sparring in gyms, than professional boxers.

2 out of 4 Jake Paul opponents, who you call a debutants, had a long fighting career in MMA. You can parry it with boxing is different from MMA, but they do train striking with boxing coaches. So the difference is not an abyss.

[hilariousetc]

Doubts about Jake Paul's abilities will be cleared at last. He will finally fight a real boxer!
Unfortunately, it's hard for me to say which one will win, because I have doubts about the form of Tommy Fury. If he's okay and he's prepared well, then he should have beaten Jake Paul without a hitch.

What would you doubt about Tommy Fury? This guy could fight and definitely could win this fight.

From what I've seen I'd say they're actually quite evenly matched, though I do think I favour Tommy. Jake has continually impressed and surprised me and Tommy has only been average and has a padded record fighting mostly bums so I think this fight is going to be a big test for both. The pressure is going to be on Tommy though as Jake isn't expected to win and Fury's family has practically said they'd disown him, or at the very least his boxing career would be over and I think I agree with them there. Not much point continuing if you can't even beat a YouTuber and that will follow him around for life. I actually think anything other than Jake getting KOd is going to be an L for Tommy. If it goes the distance then that's going to be an embarrassment for Tommy. If Jake even gives him a good fight then it won't look good for him. Regardless, I think it's a win-win for Paul regardless of what happens. If he loses then he'll just say well of course I wasn't meant to win; I'm fighting an undefeated professional boxer and a member of the renowned Fury family and go on to fight whoever will take him. If it's a draw then that's still a massive embarrassment for Fury. If Jake wins though then his stock will go up massively and don't be surprised if he ends up fighting someone huge like McGregor or Mayweather next. I can see McGregor actually clamouring for that fight the way his career is going. Tommy really needs to win this comfortably if he wants people to take him seriously and just be the little bro of Tyson.

[Welsh]

I'd like to favour Tommy I really would, but he has looked subpar one a number of his fights, and as I mentioned before the hype around him is because of his name, rather than what hes done in the ring. Though, Tommy's previous performances while they may have been disappointing, they were still against professional boxers, and Paul hasn't proven himself publicly against another boxer yet. MMA, and boxing is completely different, yeah boxing is somewhat incorporated in MMA, but nine out of 10 fights some sort of grappling is used, so I'm still questioning how well Jake would do against a real professional boxer.

Fury. If Jake wins though then his stock will go up massively and don't be surprised if he ends up fighting someone huge like McGregor or Mayweather next. I can see McGregor actually clamouring for that fight the way his career is going. Tommy really needs to win this comfortably if he wants people to take him seriously and just be the little bro of Tyson.

I don't want to see the Conor fight, that would be just a circus. A Youtuber who loves trolling, and a Conor who has completely deviated from his quick wits, and turned more hostile. I don't think I'd even find the pre fight drama entertaining. Although, with the fans turning on Conor recently, mainly his own doing I must say, knocking out Jake Paul might be a redeeming factor for him.

[hilariousetc]

I'd like to favour Tommy I really would, but he has looked subpar one a number of his fights, and as I mentioned before the hype around him is because of his name, rather than what hes done in the ring. Though, Tommy's previous performances while they may have been disappointing, they were still against professional boxers, and Paul hasn't proven himself publicly against another boxer yet. MMA, and boxing is completely different, yeah boxing is somewhat incorporated in MMA, but nine out of 10 fights some sort of grappling is used, so I'm still questioning how well Jake would do against a real professional boxer.

He did very well against Woodley and whilst obviously he wasn't a pro boxer Woodley isn't a bad one and has several KOs from punches. I think we could probably ask would Tommy even be a pro boxer if it wasn't for his family connections? I'm not sure if he would as even a mediocre fighter would probably be signed on the Fury name alone. It's like how the children of pro footballers also get shoe-horned in to teams. Some of them certainly deserve it but others probably would have never even made it to an academy if it wasn't for their father's connections. Tommy really needs to win this fight as if he doesn't he's always just going to be the little bro of Tyson riding on his coattails not to mention a laughing stock.

Fury. If Jake wins though then his stock will go up massively and don't be surprised if he ends up fighting someone huge like McGregor or Mayweather next. I can see McGregor actually clamouring for that fight the way his career is going. Tommy really needs to win this comfortably if he wants people to take him seriously and just be the little bro of Tyson.

I don't want to see the Conor fight, that would be just a circus. A Youtuber who loves trolling, and a Conor who has completely deviated from his quick wits, and turned more hostile. I don't think I'd even find the pre fight drama entertaining. Although, with the fans turning on Conor recently, mainly his own doing I must say, knocking out Jake Paul might be a redeeming factor for him.

It would be a circus but I'm sure they'd both make it one worth watching. I wonder if the sort of money is there for McGregor. I'm sure it's a big pay day for Tommy and Jake but they're still not on the same level as Connor or the Mayweather money. Then again, I'm sure Jake would fight McGregor for even 10% of the purse so I guess it could happen. We'll have to see what Connor's next moves are. His stock is going to continue to decline the longer he's out of the ring and even more so if he keeps losing. 

[TopTort777]

Why would these two guys actually fight ? Ok, it is clear that Tommy is here for money. Jake Paul sells lots of PPV, he know how to promote and has an army of teenagers to follow every step he make. But what Jake Paul wins from that fight ? Except money. Is Tommy Fury a huge star ? No. Is he really famous? Maybe he is famous to somebody, but for me he is an average fighter and not a really huge celebrity. Jake hopes that with this fight he will hype somehow on Tyson Fury name? Tyson could just ignore that fight, skip attending fighting event, ignore in social media.

[hilariousetc]

Why would these two guys actually fight ? Ok, it is clear that Tommy is here for money. Jake Paul sells lots of PPV, he know how to promote and has an army of teenagers to follow every step he make. But what Jake Paul wins from that fight ? Except money. Is Tommy Fury a huge star ? No. Is he really famous? Maybe he is famous to somebody, but for me he is an average fighter and not a really huge celebrity. Jake hopes that with this fight he will hype somehow on Tyson Fury name? Tyson could just ignore that fight, skip attending fighting event, ignore in social media.

Why does any boxer fight? Money. Tommy isn't really a huge star but he's the younger brother of one of the biggest and one of the best heavyweight boxers in the world so there's certainly a draw there. Both have quite big social media followings but Tommy is more of an up-and-commer in boxing terms and is more of a realty TV star over here in the UK but he's trying to break away from that. It's going to be both their biggest paydays so it makes sense to both of them. In fact, Tommy's last fight on the undercard of the Jake Paul fight was his biggest payday and Paul even forgoed some of his purse so the fighters on the undercard got more which was actually a respectable thing to do. Tommy thinks it's going to be easy money for him and it should be, but the pressure is certainly on him. Like I said above, I think it's going to be win-win for Jake Paul whatever the outcome just as long as he doesn't get knocked out in the first couple of rounds.

[alpamar99]

the risk is too big when betting in a match like this because there could be another game behind this match.
but it would be great to do that when you have a guarantee there if it is true that this match has a scenario game in it.

but on the other hand I think this is just a game for fun and doesn't put us at stake there.
this will be high risk when done because statistics and strength do not guarantee victory here

For exhibition matches then I do simply skip out on making out big bets and if ever there are some odds been given and I do find something interesting then I do only put up on small amounts and its true

that statistics and experience or something in regard with that doesn't really work most of the time when it comes to exhibition match because you don't know on whats written behind the script.lol

You aren't that blind nor not that dumb on not to recognize on whose gonna win right? On just seeing those names and do knows the background then you could totally tell on whose does have the edge.

what you say is true and indeed we can see the match from the background and statistics in boxing. but in some cases that have happened at exhibitions, there are some that already have a scenario or do have their own weird rules.
For example, in the match logan against maywather some time ago in the exhibition.
they do not have a winner but on the other hand there are rules that are really weird there.
when you see an exhibition match, everything is possible even if the one who competes is the world champion against a fake fighter

[Welsh]

He did very well against Woodley and whilst obviously he wasn't a pro boxer Woodley isn't a bad one and has several KOs from punches. I think we could probably ask would Tommy even be a pro boxer if it wasn't for his family connections? I'm not sure if he would as even a mediocre fighter would probably be signed on the Fury name alone. It's like how the children of pro footballers also get shoe-horned in to teams. Some of them certainly deserve it but others probably would have never even made it to an academy if it wasn't for their father's connections. Tommy really needs to win this fight as if he doesn't he's always just going to be the little bro of Tyson riding on his coattails not to mention a laughing stock. 

I'll definitely agree with that, he did decent against Woodley. I mean I was hoping Woodley would've got the job done, but I was met with the same frustration as watching him in the UFC. Although, there was definitely a point in that boxing fight which was a little weird, he definitely caught Jake, and Jake fell onto the ropes which should technically be a knock down. Jake looked a little dazed at that point too, but did recover fairly well.

It would be a circus but I'm sure they'd both make it one worth watching. I wonder if the sort of money is there for McGregor. I'm sure it's a big pay day for Tommy and Jake but they're still not on the same level as Connor or the Mayweather money. Then again, I'm sure Jake would fight McGregor for even 10% of the purse so I guess it could happen. We'll have to see what Connor's next moves are. His stock is going to continue to decline the longer he's out of the ring and even more so if he keeps losing. 

Yeah, I say it'll be a circus, but I guess that's one of the draws of boxing these days. The era is definitely changing, and boxing is becoming more entertainment outside the ring, than inside. Maybe, that is unfair, but I've definitely started to not watch as much boxing as I used too, though I'm probably an outlier, and this is partly because of MMA replacing it.

Yeah, if your Jake you fight Mcgregor whatever he offers.  Jake Paul walks out of that fight with sponsorships, and more exposure than he could ever ask for. He doesn't necessarily need the money from the fight.

[hilariousetc]

He did very well against Woodley and whilst obviously he wasn't a pro boxer Woodley isn't a bad one and has several KOs from punches. I think we could probably ask would Tommy even be a pro boxer if it wasn't for his family connections? I'm not sure if he would as even a mediocre fighter would probably be signed on the Fury name alone. It's like how the children of pro footballers also get shoe-horned in to teams. Some of them certainly deserve it but others probably would have never even made it to an academy if it wasn't for their father's connections. Tommy really needs to win this fight as if he doesn't he's always just going to be the little bro of Tyson riding on his coattails not to mention a laughing stock. 

I'll definitely agree with that, he did decent against Woodley. I mean I was hoping Woodley would've got the job done, but I was met with the same frustration as watching him in the UFC. Although, there was definitely a point in that boxing fight which was a little weird, he definitely caught Jake, and Jake fell onto the ropes which should technically be a knock down. Jake looked a little dazed at that point too, but did recover fairly well.

I thought Woodley would KO him so I was actually very surprised with Jake's performance as Woodly isn't a pushover and that's what makes me think he's got at least a chance against Fury, or at the very least Fury shouldn't go into this thinking he's going to be an easy match. The fact that I think anything can happen in this fight is what makes it enticing for me, that and if Fury loses how are his family going to react? I mean, I don't think they will literally disown him but they'll struggle to get behind him in future fights. Tyson is apparently going to be in his corner for the fight so that adds an extra dimension too.

It would be a circus but I'm sure they'd both make it one worth watching. I wonder if the sort of money is there for McGregor. I'm sure it's a big pay day for Tommy and Jake but they're still not on the same level as Connor or the Mayweather money. Then again, I'm sure Jake would fight McGregor for even 10% of the purse so I guess it could happen. We'll have to see what Connor's next moves are. His stock is going to continue to decline the longer he's out of the ring and even more so if he keeps losing. 

Yeah, I say it'll be a circus, but I guess that's one of the draws of boxing these days. The era is definitely changing, and boxing is becoming more entertainment outside the ring, than inside. Maybe, that is unfair, but I've definitely started to not watch as much boxing as I used too, though I'm probably an outlier, and this is partly because of MMA replacing it.

Yeah, if your Jake you fight Mcgregor whatever he offers.  Jake Paul walks out of that fight with sponsorships, and more exposure than he could ever ask for. He doesn't necessarily need the money from the fight.

Yeah. Jake is either going to need a win or at the very least give a very good performance if he wants to move up to the big names next. If he gets embarrassed I doubt many people will care who he fights next. If Jake does win this though I'm sure his next fight would be someone huge as there'll be a market for it and I think Jake would be all too eager to take a big fight like McGregor/Mayweather even though he knows he'll probably lose because he knows once he does his stock will drop like a rock. Regardless of who you are there's always something alluring about being 'undefeated' even though he's only got a few fights under his belt people will either want to see you lose that status or keep it going.

[TopTort777]

Like I said above, I think it's going to be win-win for Jake Paul whatever the outcome just as long as he doesn't get knocked out in the first couple of rounds.

Cant disagree. What ever Jake do, people would "eat it". He can just poop and people would buy PPV with that. But I would prefer if Jake would fight either another clown (close to boxing guy) or a keep on trolling UFC by beating their former fighters.

Btw, Shaquille O'Neal does boxing Or Jake Paul should have fought Bryce Hall, making it new Youtube vs Tik Tok chapter.

[OgNasty]

Like I said above, I think it's going to be win-win for Jake Paul whatever the outcome just as long as he doesn't get knocked out in the first couple of rounds.

Cant disagree. What ever Jake do, people would "eat it". He can just poop and people would buy PPV with that. But I would prefer if Jake would fight either another clown (close to boxing guy) or a keep on trolling UFC by beating their former fighters.

Btw, Shaquille O'Neal does boxing Or Jake Paul should have fought Bryce Hall, making it new Youtube vs Tik Tok chapter.

This is the first time he's squaring up against a real boxer who isn't retired.  Honestly, this is the make or break moment for Jake Paul.  Either he wins and proves that he can compete at a high level professionally in the boxing ring, or he loses to the younger brother of a prize fighter and everyone can say that this gimmick is behind us.  Personally, I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.  It would be like if Justin Bieber decided he wanted to play in the NBA and then start breaking people's ankles on the court.  You might pause for a minute and wonder if those pros are really as good as we're led to believe...  That's basically how I'm viewing this Paul brothers entry into boxing.

[worldofcoins]

Well, it seems Paul's brother has an upcoming fight.
I did not know them technically who will gonna win but in Mike Tyson and Logan Paul, I saw odds are in favor of Mike Tyson and now this fight between Tommy and Jake Paul it seems the odds are in favor of Tommy. But yeah --let see how this fight will go on and I like Paul's brother with this upcoming fight, I know they are very aggressive fighters too that could be there is a chance to knock out their opponent. Let us see how Tommy proves his promise to end Jake Paul's career in boxing.

Do you remember these paul brothers who went against those black brothers (i can't remember their names and don't mean to be offensive)

Ever since then it has become a show for streamers and YouTubers to fight and their fans placing bets on them, it really is "Raise your value in the market and let the fans do all the work"

[Fatunad]

Well, it seems Paul's brother has an upcoming fight.
I did not know them technically who will gonna win but in Mike Tyson and Logan Paul, I saw odds are in favor of Mike Tyson and now this fight between Tommy and Jake Paul it seems the odds are in favor of Tommy. But yeah --let see how this fight will go on and I like Paul's brother with this upcoming fight, I know they are very aggressive fighters too that could be there is a chance to knock out their opponent. Let us see how Tommy proves his promise to end Jake Paul's career in boxing.

Do you remember these paul brothers who went against those black brothers (i can't remember their names and don't mean to be offensive)

Ever since then it has become a show for streamers and YouTubers to fight and their fans placing bets on them, it really is "Raise your value in the market and let the fans do all the work"

As long there's some support then for sure they would able to progress on and able to make things happen since there would be some sort of demand which is the primary thing needed and able to make things happen because they do able to get some support which is really true on the line that fans would do the rest.
And organizers would really take advantage on that stuff since they do know that they could able to benefit out

[TopTort777]

I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.

I am more scared how they influence on professional athletes. For example, I am a MMA fan. After such boxing exhibition fights, many ufc fighters started to ask for a greater pay cheque for their fights. They refuse to fight if they wont be paid hundred thounsands, while previously a solid fighter get 20-50k for the fight. Instead if dreaming of becoming a champ, they dream to fight this clowns. One fight against a clown brings them same money they would earn in a couple of years. If the UFC management agrees to pay their fighters more, that would mean they would have to find that money somewhere? Where can they be found? In a greater ticket and ppv price for example.

[Botnake]

I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.

I am more scared how they influence on professional athletes. For example, I am a MMA fan. After such boxing exhibition fights, many ufc fighters started to ask for a greater pay cheque for their fights. They refuse to fight if they wont be paid hundred thounsands, while previously a solid fighter get 20-50k for the fight. Instead if dreaming of becoming a champ, they dream to fight this clowns. One fight against a clown brings them same money they would earn in a couple of years. If the UFC management agrees to pay their fighters more, that would mean they would have to find that money somewhere? Where can they be found? In a greater ticket and ppv price for example.

Money is really the main purpose why boxers would risk their life or their health.

We can't blame it on the organizers of the exhibition fight as they are also running their business, it's just that they are so smart in promoting their fight and the fans are attracted with it. Without the fans, exhibition fights will not succeed, so the real fights should also try to improve their marketing so they'll not left behind in the competition, and accept that exhibition fights are already a norm in the sport now.

[rodskee]

I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.

I am more scared how they influence on professional athletes. For example, I am a MMA fan. After such boxing exhibition fights, many ufc fighters started to ask for a greater pay cheque for their fights. They refuse to fight if they wont be paid hundred thounsands, while previously a solid fighter get 20-50k for the fight. Instead if dreaming of becoming a champ, they dream to fight this clowns. One fight against a clown brings them same money they would earn in a couple of years. If the UFC management agrees to pay their fighters more, that would mean they would have to find that money somewhere? Where can they be found? In a greater ticket and ppv price for example.

Money is really the main purpose why boxers would risk their life or their health.

We can't blame it on the organizers of the exhibition fight as they are also running their business, it's just that they are so smart in promoting their fight and the fans are attracted with it. Without the fans, exhibition fights will not succeed, so the real fights should also try to improve their marketing so they'll not left behind in the competition, and accept that exhibition fights are already a norm in the sport now.

yups it is the fans that makes exhibition matches succeed because typical gamblers won't put their funds inside matches that can be manipulated .

but hope that this fight will end up with no DRAW decisions , i am scared more of the outcomes since some previous matches in exhibitions ended up Draw.

[Natalim]

I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.

I am more scared how they influence on professional athletes. For example, I am a MMA fan. After such boxing exhibition fights, many ufc fighters started to ask for a greater pay cheque for their fights. They refuse to fight if they wont be paid hundred thounsands, while previously a solid fighter get 20-50k for the fight. Instead if dreaming of becoming a champ, they dream to fight this clowns. One fight against a clown brings them same money they would earn in a couple of years. If the UFC management agrees to pay their fighters more, that would mean they would have to find that money somewhere? Where can they be found? In a greater ticket and ppv price for example.

Money is really the main purpose why boxers would risk their life or their health.

We can't blame it on the organizers of the exhibition fight as they are also running their business, it's just that they are so smart in promoting their fight and the fans are attracted with it. Without the fans, exhibition fights will not succeed, so the real fights should also try to improve their marketing so they'll not left behind in the competition, and accept that exhibition fights are already a norm in the sport now.

yups it is the fans that makes exhibition matches succeed because typical gamblers won't put their funds inside matches that can be manipulated .

but hope that this fight will end up with no DRAW decisions , i am scared more of the outcomes since some previous matches in exhibitions ended up Draw.

There's nothing to be afraid of because if you are a bettor, you can choose to bet on the "DRAW" and most likely the odds are high. Actually, the draw bet makes sense because Jake Paul is a superstar in this exhibition matches, so if Fury would not be able to convince the judges in this fight, Jake Paul will remain undefeated as a draw is likely be the verdict.

[acroman08]

there is a recent update on their fight. looks like jake paul has been given an advantage in the fight(I am not surprised really). according to the article, the weight catch for the fight will be 192lbs. which was similar/closer to the weights where jake paul previously fought. as for Tommy Fury, the heaviest weight he has fought in is 189lbs which is still 3 pounds lighter than 192lbs.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/boxing/jake-paul-might-just-been-22207992

[Sanitough]

there is a recent update on their fight. looks like jake paul has been given an advantage in the fight(I am not surprised really). according to the article, the weight catch for the fight will be 192lbs. which was similar/closer to the weights where jake paul previously fought. as for Tommy Fury, the heaviest weight he has fought in is 189lbs which is still 3 pounds lighter than 192lbs.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/boxing/jake-paul-might-just-been-22207992

Good for Jake Paul because he is currently the underdog now in betting lines, but still I would bet on Fury and I just hope that the odds will swing in favor of Jake Paul so I don't have to take the Fury as the favorite.

[Welsh]

there is a recent update on their fight. looks like jake paul has been given an advantage in the fight(I am not surprised really). according to the article, the weight catch for the fight will be 192lbs. which was similar/closer to the weights where jake paul previously fought. as for Tommy Fury, the heaviest weight he has fought in is 189lbs which is still 3 pounds lighter than 192lbs.

Makes sense, probably worth putting a punt on Jake just because I haven't got absolute confidence in Tommy on the best days which have been few, and far between recently.

As for the weight minor difference there for Tommy, I don't think he'll struggle at that weight, after all both men are probably walking around much heavier than that, so higher limit while still being only a minor difference should benefit the cut rather than hinder performance on the night.

[7788bitcoin]

I am more scared how they influence on professional athletes. For example, I am a MMA fan. After such boxing exhibition fights, many ufc fighters started to ask for a greater pay cheque for their fights. They refuse to fight if they wont be paid hundred thounsands, while previously a solid fighter get 20-50k for the fight. Instead if dreaming of becoming a champ, they dream to fight this clowns. One fight against a clown brings them same money they would earn in a couple of years. If the UFC management agrees to pay their fighters more, that would mean they would have to find that money somewhere? Where can they be found? In a greater ticket and ppv price for example.

The fact is MMA fighters gets paid more when you are starting, in boxing the lower card fighters just get around thousand bucks and no one is talking about that but the main event fighters gets the majority of the pay day. Even in MMA if you are headlining the card and if you are able to attract fans you will be earning millions.

Conor McGregor started the trend and every MMA fighter would be thankful to open up their eyes on how big they can earn.

Jake and Logan Paul is in the same position as they are earning in millions even during their first while some of the established boxers would take years and still they are not able to make the amount of money these two novices make.

[TopTort777]

Money is really the main purpose why boxers would risk their life or their health..

Every professional sport is about risking life. But they dont get equially paid, despite their sports are diffrently exhiting.

Btw, tickets for this clown fight are from 35$, for watching from Mars and 7,500$ for a first row. Cant find PPV price.

Anyone knows any fighter from their card? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Paul_vs._Tommy_Fury
Is this event is going to be totally boring or there is chance to see some solid boxing that evening?

[Johnyz]

Money is really the main purpose why boxers would risk their life or their health..

Every professional sport is about risking life. But they dont get equially paid, despite their sports are diffrently exhiting.

They will not sign the contract if they think its not fair in the first place so technically both boxer know the risk and they choose to fight for money and for their own pride. Fury is a good boxer too while Jake Paul is just a new one creating name on boxing field and it will be in favor to him considering his weight. If Fury is not ok with this, he should not accept the contract in the first place.

[acroman08]

What? 3 lbp? That is not a huge advantage. UFC fighters often cut 10-25lbp nefore thei fight. They guy has to cut 3lbp - he just need to skip 1 day of eating and do a good poop.

what the hell are you talking about? if you read the post or the article you'll realize that 192lbs that I mentioned in the post is the catchweight that has been set for the fight. the 189lbs I mentioned is the heaviest weight class Tommy fury fought in. Tommy fury's current weight class according to google is light heavyweight(178lbs). Tommy fury would have to gain 14lbs to reach the minimum weight for the fight. it may look small but that additional 6kg in weight could have a lot of effect on the way he fights. while jake paul(according to the article) has fought on a similar weight in his previous fights which is an advantage for him.

anyway, I am sure why I am making an effort to explain things. I don't even really care about the fight.

[wxa7115]

Personally, I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.  It would be like if Justin Bieber decided he wanted to play in the NBA and then start breaking people's ankles on the court.  You might pause for a minute and wonder if those pros are really as good as we're led to believe...  That's basically how I'm viewing this Paul brothers entry into boxing.

I prefer to think of them in the same way I think of the Harlem Globetrotters, it is a team that no one takes seriously as we know they are doing their act for entertainment purposes but this in no way diminishes basketball or the NBA.

Professional boxing is still going to be a thing and we are going to enjoy the high level boxing we have always enjoyed, the difference will be that now we will have some exhibition fights to go along with it which are meant not to showcase the best the sport can offer but it will be just a form of entertainment for the public.

[samcrypto]

Personally, I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.  It would be like if Justin Bieber decided he wanted to play in the NBA and then start breaking people's ankles on the court.  You might pause for a minute and wonder if those pros are really as good as we're led to believe...  That's basically how I'm viewing this Paul brothers entry into boxing.

I prefer to think of them in the same way I think of the Harlem Globetrotters, it is a team that no one takes seriously as we know they are doing their act for entertainment purposes but this in no way diminishes basketball or the NBA.

Professional boxing is still going to be a thing and we are going to enjoy the high level boxing we have always enjoyed, the difference will be that now we will have some exhibition fights to go along with it which are meant not to showcase the best the sport can offer but it will be just a form of entertainment for the public.

Change of career has been the trend especially with boxing, we’ve seen many are winning on the boxing ring so technically its happening and we can’t stop it even if we want it since those guys are into contracts and they want money so bad so they’ll enter into a new field and try to win. With the Paul brothers, they came for a money that’s a clear one to me and if they want to take this seriously, let’s see them on a more professional ring.

[dunfida]

Another match for another hype, it seems that everyone is sharing sentiment about watching Jake Paul to have his KO scene in the match made by Tommy Fury.

Going with the crowd is always the best for one to successful in gambling though some time it may not work out that way at some point. Though no one can be optimistic about who will win the fight at the end of the day. Stake to your Tommy(crowds) and let see the outcome at the end of the day.

Well, there's already optimism that you can see on this thread on who's going to be the dictator on this match and who's going to be knocked out.

Individual opening or support here is the forum has no influence what so ever of what the outcome of the fight will be my friend and that has never happened in the history of this kind of fight and it will not happen this time.

Dont know on what they do end up that kind of consideration on where they do really believe that this forum would have some influence in regardless on that fight outcome?

Dont know on what theyve thinking yet everything would really vary on the script that they are following on and knowing exhibition fights is for
pure entertainment then i dont really care on what would be the outcome.

[Welsh]

This is the first time he's squaring up against a real boxer who isn't retired.  Honestly, this is the make or break moment for Jake Paul.  Either he wins and proves that he can compete at a high level professionally in the boxing ring, or he loses to the younger brother of a prize fighter and everyone can say that this gimmick is behind us.  Personally, I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins. 

I don't think Jake is actually going to go far in boxing, but there's hope in a lot of peoples mind that Tommy could go far, although I'm not one of those people. I think Tommy losing here hurts him a lot more than Jake Paul. Jake Paul is still relevant even if he loses, he'll pick up a few more celebrity past it fighters, and collect the money. However, if Tommy loses that's his career probably over.

I think most people are praying that the circus ends at this point, but as I've been quite vocal about; I really don't have a lot of confidence in Tommy doing the job, and I'm afraid these types of match ups, and the hyping up of Jake Paul will continue long after this fight.

[hilariousetc]

there is a recent update on their fight. looks like jake paul has been given an advantage in the fight(I am not surprised really). according to the article, the weight catch for the fight will be 192lbs. which was similar/closer to the weights where jake paul previously fought. as for Tommy Fury, the heaviest weight he has fought in is 189lbs which is still 3 pounds lighter than 192lbs.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/boxing/jake-paul-might-just-been-22207992

I think Jake will need all the advantages he can get. I'm all for levelling the playing field a bit to make the fight more interesting.

there is a recent update on their fight. looks like jake paul has been given an advantage in the fight(I am not surprised really). according to the article, the weight catch for the fight will be 192lbs. which was similar/closer to the weights where jake paul previously fought. as for Tommy Fury, the heaviest weight he has fought in is 189lbs which is still 3 pounds lighter than 192lbs.

Makes sense, probably worth putting a punt on Jake just because I haven't got absolute confidence in Tommy on the best days which have been few, and far between recently.

As for the weight minor difference there for Tommy, I don't think he'll struggle at that weight, after all both men are probably walking around much heavier than that, so higher limit while still being only a minor difference should benefit the cut rather than hinder performance on the night.

Might be worth a shot as I think he could win this, but at the odds I'm seeing it wouldn't be worth it for me. I usually don't take any bets under 4/1.

I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins.

I am more scared how they influence on professional athletes. For example, I am a MMA fan. After such boxing exhibition fights, many ufc fighters started to ask for a greater pay cheque for their fights. They refuse to fight if they wont be paid hundred thounsands, while previously a solid fighter get 20-50k for the fight. Instead if dreaming of becoming a champ, they dream to fight this clowns. One fight against a clown brings them same money they would earn in a couple of years. If the UFC management agrees to pay their fighters more, that would mean they would have to find that money somewhere? Where can they be found? In a greater ticket and ppv price for example.

UFC does kinda stiff their athletes in multiple ways though. Most of them aren't paid much unless you're one of the big names and as the UFC is practically a monopoly they can do what they want regarding pay. They also have blanket deals with sponsors so all UFC fighters have to wear Venum clothing with the UFC sponsors on them like crypto.com and that stops athletes negotiating their own individual deals and it's those sorts of sponsorships that usually draw in the most money for fighters.

This is the first time he's squaring up against a real boxer who isn't retired.  Honestly, this is the make or break moment for Jake Paul.  Either he wins and proves that he can compete at a high level professionally in the boxing ring, or he loses to the younger brother of a prize fighter and everyone can say that this gimmick is behind us.  Personally, I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins. 

I don't think Jake is actually going to go far in boxing, but there's hope in a lot of peoples mind that Tommy could go far, although I'm not one of those people. I think Tommy losing here hurts him a lot more than Jake Paul. Jake Paul is still relevant even if he loses, he'll pick up a few more celebrity past it fighters, and collect the money. However, if Tommy loses that's his career probably over.

I think most people are praying that the circus ends at this point, but as I've been quite vocal about; I really don't have a lot of confidence in Tommy doing the job, and I'm afraid these types of match ups, and the hyping up of Jake Paul will continue long after this fight.

I don't think Jake has his sights set on attaining world titles. He'll just keep collecting those huge bags as long as he can and they keep getting bigger with every fight. Jake just needs to make it though this fight without being embarrassed and he'll be fine. Tommy is the perfect next step in my opinion. He might not be the best boxer but he still is one and has that huge Fury name attached to him so it's a wise choice for Paul I think. It's not so dangerous for him but still gets him that clout of fighting a pro boxer without the huge risk of fighting someone who could KO him with one punch. It's a very interesting fight for me. Jake could be embarrassed and so could Fury. The fight going all the way or even Paul just putting in a decent performance is still going to be a win for him I think. If it's close they might even do a rematch and I'm sure both parties involved will love that.

Did anyone see the press conference? Was pretty shambolic and embarrassing. John Fury needs to sit these things out. He said Tommy would bend Jake's GF over after the fight haha. A bit rapey  .

[TopTort777]

Those who havent seen this conference - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwfWkxUiak8

Why would Tommy called his relatives to the conference ? He is a big boy, he can handle things by himself. Otherwise it looks like a parent meeting at school I am just joking, they just call them for hype.

Btw, we are in 2021, why their video call is so laggy? This conference was unfair, it was 1 vs 3 To make this show more entertaining, Jake should fight all of them same time on the ring.

[Smartprofit]

there is a recent update on their fight. looks like jake paul has been given an advantage in the fight(I am not surprised really). according to the article, the weight catch for the fight will be 192lbs. which was similar/closer to the weights where jake paul previously fought. as for Tommy Fury, the heaviest weight he has fought in is 189lbs which is still 3 pounds lighter than 192lbs.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/boxing/jake-paul-might-just-been-22207992

Tommy Fury is the brother of the world famous Tyson Fury.  He is a professional boxer and is serious about winning. 

Jake Paul is physically very strong.  He recently defeated Tyrone Woodley.  However, Tyrone Woodley is not a professional boxer.  Tyrone Woodley is a former UFC fighter.  That is, he owns boxing techniques, but his main technique is wrestling.  And the fight was held according to boxing rules. 

And here Jake Paul will be confronted by a professional boxer strongly motivated to win. 

In my opinion, Tommy Fury will have a convincing victory over Jake Paul.

[babygun]

Tommy Fury is the brother of the world famous Tyson Fury.  He is a professional boxer and is serious about winning. 

Jake Paul is physically very strong.  He recently defeated Tyrone Woodley.  However, Tyrone Woodley is not a professional boxer.  Tyrone Woodley is a former UFC fighter.  That is, he owns boxing techniques, but his main technique is wrestling.  And the fight was held according to boxing rules. 

And here Jake Paul will be confronted by a professional boxer strongly motivated to win. 

In my opinion, Tommy Fury will have a convincing victory over Jake Paul.

I hope the same as I am tired of these fights with Paul brothers. They don't bring anything good to the boxing sport. This will the first fight that Jake Paul is fighting against a real boxer and I sure hope that Tommy Fury can deliver what we expect and knock him out in the first round  .

[Smartprofit]

Tommy Fury is the brother of the world famous Tyson Fury.  He is a professional boxer and is serious about winning.  

Jake Paul is physically very strong.  He recently defeated Tyrone Woodley.  However, Tyrone Woodley is not a professional boxer.  Tyrone Woodley is a former UFC fighter.  That is, he owns boxing techniques, but his main technique is wrestling.  And the fight was held according to boxing rules.  

And here Jake Paul will be confronted by a professional boxer strongly motivated to win.  

In my opinion, Tommy Fury will have a convincing victory over Jake Paul.

I hope the same as I am tired of these fights with Paul brothers. They don't bring anything good to the boxing sport. This will the first fight that Jake Paul is fighting against a real boxer and I sure hope that Tommy Fury can deliver what we expect and knock him out in the first round  .

I think Jake Paul will be surprised when he gets the first hard blow to the nose.  

This will be new to him.  It will be a very unusual experience for him.  

Perhaps he will ask himself why he didn’t go to play basketball instead of boxing?  

“Basketball players are good guys.  They are peaceful and nice people. They jump merrily like kangaroos.... "  

“And Tommy Fury is somehow inadequate.  He hits with his fist.  And tries to get in the face.  Where did I end up? "  

The actors, of course, get used to the role.  But it's hard to play a funny dude when you are thrashed by a professional boxer.

[TopTort777]

Professional basketball players often are getting hit with elbows unintentionally in face during defence, but they are not allowed punch or throw elbow back Basketball is not a best example Jake Paul wont really get surprised, because I am sure during his training, he gets punched in the face during sparing. Even I wont be surprised if I get punched hard in the face if I would be paid millions for that

[Welsh]

I haven't watched the press conference, but I think I can already guess the sort of things John Fury was saying. I find him most of the time talking a lot of crap, but in snippets actually hits the nail on the head. I think he just slides into that hype man too often, especially with Tyson, and I say that being a big fan of Tyson Fury.

I think Jake Paul will be surprised when he gets the first hard blow to the nose.  

This will be new to him.  It will be a very unusual experience for him.  

Perhaps he will ask himself why he didn’t go to play basketball instead of boxing?  

“Basketball players are good guys.  They are peaceful and nice people. They jump merrily like kangaroos.... "  

“And Tommy Fury is somehow inadequate.  He hits with his fist.  And tries to get in the face.  Where did I end up? "  

The actors, of course, get used to the role.  But it's hard to play a funny dude when you are thrashed by a professional boxer.

Jake Paul does have some decent fundamental skills in boxing. However, he isn't great by any stretch. Although, I doubt he'll be surprised by Tommy Fury's power, I mean just look at the guy he looks like a Greek god carved out of marble. Plus, as mentioned above boxers know exactly what they're getting into stepping into that ring, and would have probably received bigger beatings inside training than they'll ever have in the ring. Some boxers have openly talked about how rigorous, and hard some of the training was during build ups to big fights.

I don't think Jake has his sights set on attaining world titles. He'll just keep collecting those huge bags as long as he can and they keep getting bigger with every fight. Jake just needs to make it though this fight without being embarrassed and he'll be fine. Tommy is the perfect next step in my opinion. He might not be the best boxer but he still is one and has that huge Fury name attached to him so it's a wise choice for Paul I think. It's not so dangerous for him but still gets him that clout of fighting a pro boxer without the huge risk of fighting someone who could KO him with one punch. It's a very interesting fight for me. Jake could be embarrassed and so could Fury. The fight going all the way or even Paul just putting in a decent performance is still going to be a win for him I think. If it's close they might even do a rematch and I'm sure both parties involved will love that.

Definitely agree with that, Jake Paul likely isn't interested in belts, and probably uses this as a platform to further his music career in the future too. I know hes predominately known for Youtube, but I know he has a side gig going on in music, which I assume he'll want to leverage the new exposure to new audiences from boxing for that. I know both Paul brothers are definitely raking in the money with the new audience checking out their Youtube channels, judging by their view counts.

I can't see Jake getting embarrassed. He will always have that "Well he's a boxer" card to save him. Tommy has everything to lose, and only a big bag to win. Plus, I bet Jake Paul is demanding the majority of the purse since it's him that's selling this fight.



Did anyone see the press conference? Was pretty shambolic and embarrassing. John Fury needs to sit these things out. He said Tommy would bend Jake's GF over after the fight haha. A bit rapey  .
[/quote]

[24Kt]

Jake Paul does have some decent fundamental skills in boxing. However, he isn't great by any stretch. Although, I doubt he'll be surprised by Tommy Fury's power, I mean just look at the guy he looks like a Greek god carved out of marble. Plus, as mentioned above boxers know exactly what they're getting into stepping into that ring, and would have probably received bigger beatings inside training than they'll ever have in the ring. Some boxers have openly talked about how rigorous, and hard some of the training was during build ups to big fights.

Just look at what happened to Spence Jr before the fight, he got his beatings that led to his eye surgery. Anyway, we will see how far Jake Paul can go this time, as he is facing a real boxer from Tommy Fury. The odds are in favor of Tommy this time. But with Jake Paul, he can attract viewers so they can sell this fight even if it is just an exhibition fight.

[Fatunad]

Professional basketball players often are getting hit with elbows unintentionally in face during defence, but they are not allowed punch or throw elbow back Basketball is not a best example Jake Paul wont really get surprised, because I am sure during his training, he gets punched in the face during sparing. Even I wont be surprised if I get punched hard in the face if I would be paid millions for that

Money talks as always and it would turn out to be just fine when you do know that you could earn millions.You would really be crossing into various sports which is out of your specialty or skill and wont mind if you would really get some bashes and criticisms.They just really dont care on what other people able to say as long they could earn up
then that what matter the most which its not totally surprising if you do ask me.Im already done with thes exhibitions actually.

[Ryker1]

Jake Paul does have some decent fundamental skills in boxing. However, he isn't great by any stretch. Although, I doubt he'll be surprised by Tommy Fury's power, I mean just look at the guy he looks like a Greek god carved out of marble. Plus, as mentioned above boxers know exactly what they're getting into stepping into that ring, and would have probably received bigger beatings inside training than they'll ever have in the ring. Some boxers have openly talked about how rigorous, and hard some of the training was during build ups to big fights.

Just look at what happened to Spence Jr before the fight, he got his beatings that led to his eye surgery. Anyway, we will see how far Jake Paul can go this time, as he is facing a real boxer from Tommy Fury. The odds are in favor of Tommy this time. But with Jake Paul, he can attract viewers so they can sell this fight even if it is just an exhibition fight.

Well --this was sad knowing that all Paul brothers have become underdog and not favor on the odds. Paul Logan and Mike Tyson and now Jake Paul and Fury. But I know Jake will be able to win this fight, I believe in his capability to fight and it seems a good fighter will be thou on this fight.
We will see who will be gonna win even though this is an exhibition fight.

[chaser15]

I think Jake Paul will be surprised when he gets the first hard blow to the nose.  

This will be new to him.  It will be a very unusual experience for him.  

I'm looking for that, I think not just me but the majority as well lol.

Paul's brothers have to realize that they shouldn't bring their entertainment purposes in the real world of boxing.

Unless there's an under the table if you know what I mean, the cash cow event will continue.

[OgNasty]

That media showing between the Furys and Jake Paul was the worst thing I've ever seen.  Jake was right when he said the oldest Fury was cringe.  It was worse than a trainwreck.  I guess I'm glad they're trying to do their part to promote the fight, but after that showing I'm not sure anybody would be more likely to put down money on a pay per view.  This is one fight I think I can say that I'll happily not watch, and be perfectly content seeing the KO punch and nothing more.  I just hope Jake Paul finds something else to do with his time after this.  I think everyone is starting to get tired of these antics.

Bring on Mike Tyson or Connor McGregor.  I don't think people are as invested in this Jake Paul fighting real boxers movement as they are in seeing sideshow events.

[harizen]

That media showing between the Furys and Jake Paul was the worst thing I've ever seen.  Jake was right when he said the oldest Fury was cringe.  It was worse than a trainwreck.  I guess I'm glad they're trying to do their part to promote the fight, but after that showing I'm not sure anybody would be more likely to put down money on a pay per view.  This is one fight I think I can say that I'll happily not watch, and be perfectly content seeing the KO punch and nothing more.  I just hope Jake Paul finds something else to do with his time after this.  I think everyone is starting to get tired of these antics.

Bring on Mike Tyson or Connor McGregor.  I don't think people are as invested in this Jake Paul fighting real boxers movement as they are in seeing sideshow events.

You have a point there. But Mike Tyson shouldn't be considered. I agree though to better call out McGregor. To make Jake Paul's fight worth to watch he should now start from the usual start-off of a professional boxer and climb his way up on the rankings.

Take offers, contracts, arrange fights, etc. against an active boxer on his weight class. As an influencer, he might get more PPVs doing that way compared to his considered crap fights by others.

[Welsh]

That media showing between the Furys and Jake Paul was the worst thing I've ever seen.  Jake was right when he said the oldest Fury was cringe.  It was worse than a trainwreck.  I guess I'm glad they're trying to do their part to promote the fight, but after that showing I'm not sure anybody would be more likely to put down money on a pay per view.  This is one fight I think I can say that I'll happily not watch, and be perfectly content seeing the KO punch and nothing more.  I just hope Jake Paul finds something else to do with his time after this.  I think everyone is starting to get tired of these antics.

Bring on Mike Tyson or Connor McGregor.  I don't think people are as invested in this Jake Paul fighting real boxers movement as they are in seeing sideshow events.

Sadly not the first time, I thought the Nate Robinson vs Jake Paul fight, and the press conferences were also a train wreck. Unfortunately, John Fury while having quite a lot of knowledge about boxing, can say some stupid things from time to time. Almost, the entire time he speaks he's hyping up one of his sons, and then goes on to attack other fighters. I haven't watched it yet, but like I said before I could probably guess what he has said, as he usually says the same things over, and over.

I'll admit Jake Paul did grab my attention at first, but I think I agree, and I think most of the boxing community would agree, we are all getting a little tired of the antics, without any actual substance in the fights.

I'll admit though, I would be interested in a Jake Paul vs Mcgregor fight only for the inevitable knock out. Though, I'd probably still watch the highlights.

[Fundamentals Of]

I'll admit Jake Paul did grab my attention at first, but I think I agree, and I think most of the boxing community would agree, we are all getting a little tired of the antics, without any actual substance in the fights.

That is why I am surprised there are still people who want to give credit to these wannabees. When I say wannabees, I do not only refer to the Paul brothers. I'm referring to all of them including Logan and Jake, Nate Robinson, Deron Williams, Frank Gore, and others. Regardless if they are strong fans of boxing, had some amateur boxing trainings in the past, etc, they are not real fighters.

I'll admit though, I would be interested in a Jake Paul vs Mcgregor fight only for the inevitable knock out. Though, I'd probably still watch the highlights.

I'm not even interested with all of the highlights. I just wanna see the knockout. But would this possibly happen? Will the contract allow it? Lol.

[bitterguy28]

I'll admit though, I would be interested in a Jake Paul vs Mcgregor fight only for the inevitable knock out. Though, I'd probably still watch the highlights.

I'm not even interested with all of the highlights. I just wanna see the knockout. But would this possibly happen? Will the contract allow it? Lol.

i see no reason why would not the contract allow the fight to knock one another .
Boxing and MMA are both seeking for knocking out of opponent so with Mcgregor and Paul are both fighters then this can happen at any chances given.
though I doubt that Paul can Knock down Conor just like that.

[hilariousetc]

Those who havent seen this conference - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwfWkxUiak8

Why would Tommy called his relatives to the conference ? He is a big boy, he can handle things by himself. Otherwise it looks like a parent meeting at school I am just joking, they just call them for hype.

Well they're technically his trainers and Tyson will be in his corner for the fight so it's usual that a fighter's training partners are at a conference. John can't fly to the States and would be there if they could, but he needs to chill out as he's going to get himself in trouble. Trying to square up to a TV monitor of Jake was quite funny though.

Btw, we are in 2021, why their video call is so laggy? This conference was unfair, it was 1 vs 3 To make this show more entertaining, Jake should fight all of them same time on the ring.

Well he was on his phone in his pool in Costa Rica. Probably not the best wifi. He probably should have done this in front of a computer as it was a shambles because of the lagging etc.

Tommy Fury is the brother of the world famous Tyson Fury.  He is a professional boxer and is serious about winning. 

Jake Paul is physically very strong.  He recently defeated Tyrone Woodley.  However, Tyrone Woodley is not a professional boxer.  Tyrone Woodley is a former UFC fighter.  That is, he owns boxing techniques, but his main technique is wrestling.  And the fight was held according to boxing rules. 

And here Jake Paul will be confronted by a professional boxer strongly motivated to win. 

In my opinion, Tommy Fury will have a convincing victory over Jake Paul.

I hope the same as I am tired of these fights with Paul brothers. They don't bring anything good to the boxing sport. This will the first fight that Jake Paul is fighting against a real boxer and I sure hope that Tommy Fury can deliver what we expect and knock him out in the first round  .

I think they bring a lot of eyeballs to the sport and can be quite entertaining, especially when anything can happen. You'll have people tuning in because they want to see Jake lose and get knocked out and you'll also have people watching for the same to happen to Tommy. There's a lot at stake for Tommy so that adds an extra element to the fight for me. If Jake actually wins this fight then his stock will go up massively and who knows who he'll go on to fight next and like I've said above don't be surprised if his next fight is someone huge.

[wxa7115]

This is the first time he's squaring up against a real boxer who isn't retired.  Honestly, this is the make or break moment for Jake Paul.  Either he wins and proves that he can compete at a high level professionally in the boxing ring, or he loses to the younger brother of a prize fighter and everyone can say that this gimmick is behind us.  Personally, I'm a bit scared for the sport of boxing if he wins. 

I don't think Jake is actually going to go far in boxing, but there's hope in a lot of peoples mind that Tommy could go far, although I'm not one of those people. I think Tommy losing here hurts him a lot more than Jake Paul. Jake Paul is still relevant even if he loses, he'll pick up a few more celebrity past it fighters, and collect the money. However, if Tommy loses that's his career probably over.

I think most people are praying that the circus ends at this point, but as I've been quite vocal about; I really don't have a lot of confidence in Tommy doing the job, and I'm afraid these types of match ups, and the hyping up of Jake Paul will continue long after this fight.

There are many ways in which this could end, however one way in which this could happen is if one of those fights ends up with someone being seriously injured, after all boxing is not like other sports in which damaging your opponent is forbidden and it is penalized, in fact that is the whole point of boxing.

Even if there is some sort of agreement among the participants to not harm each other, all what is needed is a punch to cause serious injuries, if this were to happen I am sure these kind of exhibition fights will end and only the professionals will be allowed to get on the ring once again.

[Fundamentals Of]

I'll admit though, I would be interested in a Jake Paul vs Mcgregor fight only for the inevitable knock out. Though, I'd probably still watch the highlights.

I'm not even interested with all of the highlights. I just wanna see the knockout. But would this possibly happen? Will the contract allow it? Lol.

i see no reason why would not the contract allow the fight to knock one another .
Boxing and MMA are both seeking for knocking out of opponent so with Mcgregor and Paul are both fighters then this can happen at any chances given.
though I doubt that Paul can Knock down Conor just like that.

Because whether these fights are treated as professional or amateur, these are actually nothing but exhibition matches. They're done purely for the sake of entertainment and making money. The bodies, strength, and stamina of these people are not honed by the distinct rigors of boxing. I guess it is also for their safety.

I can still remember how Connor, a man who had gone through all the rigorous MMA trainings for many years, looked like a frail young kid inside the boxing ring.

[agustina2]

Because whether these fights are treated as professional or amateur, these are actually nothing but exhibition matches. They're done purely for the sake of entertainment and making money. The bodies, strength, and stamina of these people are not honed by the distinct rigors of boxing. I guess it is also for their safety.

Correct and that's what exhibition matches are for.

But this Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul is sanctioned as a professional match. Win or loss, the result will affect their respective boxing records. They will fight at a catchweight of 192 lbs. Jake Paul is more of boxing with records compared to Logan Paul that is always in the exhibition matches.

Jake Paul should try to fight an already popular boxer for people to recognize him as a real boxer. Even his upcoming fight is a professional one, it looks like an exhibition match because that's what they are famous for.

[TopTort777]

If Jake is so fond of boxing, he should train more and do more amateur boxing fights, instead of moving to professionals or having exhibition matches. If he posses himself more like a youtuber, then he should to say loud words about being greatest or be able to knockout anyone. He can knockout anyone on the street, but that is more about luck.

[stadus]

If Jake is so fond of boxing, he should train more and do more amateur boxing fights, instead of moving to professionals or having exhibition matches. If he posses himself more like a youtuber, then he should to say loud words about being greatest or be able to knockout anyone. He can knockout anyone on the street, but that is more about luck.

I don't hate Jake Paul, it's an exhibition fight, anyone can fight as long as you play the rules which are obviously different compared to professional boxing. Some fans maybe hated exhibition fights as it's taking the opportunity of the real boxing fights since people now are willing to spend money just to see a meaningless exhibition fight, but it's their right, it's their money so we have to respect them too.

[romero121]

If Jake is so fond of boxing, he should train more and do more amateur boxing fights, instead of moving to professionals or having exhibition matches. If he posses himself more like a youtuber, then he should to say loud words about being greatest or be able to knockout anyone. He can knockout anyone on the street, but that is more about luck.

I don't hate Jake Paul, it's an exhibition fight, anyone can fight as long as you play the rules which are obviously different compared to professional boxing. Some fans maybe hated exhibition fights as it's taking the opportunity of the real boxing fights since people now are willing to spend money just to see a meaningless exhibition fight, but it's their right, it's their money so we have to respect them too.

With the exhibition matches, the real boxing importance keeps shrinking. Just our forum discussion itself a proof, because we are discussing much about the exhibition matches that are played than the real boxing. Somehow the matches aren't played with unmatched opponents.

[eaLiTy]

With the exhibition matches, the real boxing importance keeps shrinking. Just our forum discussion itself a proof, because we are discussing much about the exhibition matches that are played than the real boxing. Somehow the matches aren't played with unmatched opponents.

There is equal opportunity for everyone and this is the best time for boxing as we saw more fan favorite fights and high level fights in the past 7 years than we used to see in the last two decades where no one even bothered to follow boxing. Things are changing and the fans are back watching the event globally and these side shows does not shrink any interest from the fans.

[harizen]

With the exhibition matches, the real boxing importance keeps shrinking. Just our forum discussion itself a proof, because we are discussing much about the exhibition matches that are played than the real boxing. Somehow the matches aren't played with unmatched opponents.

There are real boxing events threads out there. I think only 2-3 threads are existing exhibition matches here. Some professional boxing event threads are just closed recently because the event was now ended with the recent one between Terence Crawford vs Shawn Porter, Canelo Alvarez vs Caleb Plant, etc.

We don't have a choice but to accept that more exhibitions matches will be organized in the future.

But as far as this thread is concerned, the subject we are discussing here is sanctioned and tagged as a professional match.

WIKI

Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury, billed as One Will Fall, is an upcoming professional boxing match contested between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury. The bout will take place on December 18, 2021, at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.

[Fundamentals Of]

Because whether these fights are treated as professional or amateur, these are actually nothing but exhibition matches. They're done purely for the sake of entertainment and making money. The bodies, strength, and stamina of these people are not honed by the distinct rigors of boxing. I guess it is also for their safety.

Correct and that's what exhibition matches are for.

But this Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul is sanctioned as a professional match. Win or loss, the result will affect their respective boxing records. They will fight at a catchweight of 192 lbs. Jake Paul is more of boxing with records compared to Logan Paul that is always in the exhibition matches.

Jake Paul should try to fight an already popular boxer for people to recognize him as a real boxer. Even his upcoming fight is a professional one, it looks like an exhibition match because that's what they are famous for.

As I have said, whether this boxing match is recorded as being a professional fight or not does not matter that much. Whether this is considered an amateur match or simply an exhibition does not matter. What matters is the fact that these wannabe boxers are not really professional boxers in its strict sense.

This is subjective so this is my opinion. Other people could have a different opinion on this. As per the record, of course these kinds of fights are reflecting on their professional boxing experiences. But I still don't consider them real boxing fighters.

[dupee419]

Because whether these fights are treated as professional or amateur, these are actually nothing but exhibition matches. They're done purely for the sake of entertainment and making money. The bodies, strength, and stamina of these people are not honed by the distinct rigors of boxing. I guess it is also for their safety.

Correct and that's what exhibition matches are for.

But this Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul is sanctioned as a professional match. Win or loss, the result will affect their respective boxing records. They will fight at a catchweight of 192 lbs. Jake Paul is more of boxing with records compared to Logan Paul that is always in the exhibition matches.

Jake Paul should try to fight an already popular boxer for people to recognize him as a real boxer. Even his upcoming fight is a professional one, it looks like an exhibition match because that's what they are famous for.

As I have said, whether this boxing match is recorded as being a professional fight or not does not matter that much. Whether this is considered an amateur match or simply an exhibition does not matter. What matters is the fact that these wannabe boxers are not really professional boxers in its strict sense.

This is subjective so this is my opinion. Other people could have a different opinion on this. As per the record, of course these kinds of fights are reflecting on their professional boxing experiences. But I still don't consider them real boxing fighters.

Jake Paul is definitely in the amateur department, Tommy Fury is considered as a pro-boxer but with little experience, I might just consider betting for Jake Paul on this one because of Jake's actual potential, I just hate how some of their fights are rigged, especially Logan Paul though I really think they do this purely for entertainment and for the money, betting on these fights are risky  as it may look like a fixed match.

[STT]

Might as well bet on Jake Paul with the better odds and take the view the less trained boxer wins because its an exhibition and they can do what they like really.   I'd bet the draw if I could, so long as it collects fees they'll carry on.   When its done as a revenue maker he'll move onto whatever pays, cant blame them really.    Jake Paul brings views from an otherwise untapped demographic perhaps, not sure they let him lose.

[Oasisman]

Jake Paul is definitely in the amateur department, Tommy Fury is considered as a pro-boxer but with little experience, I might just consider betting for Jake Paul on this one because of Jake's actual potential, I just hate how some of their fights are rigged, especially Logan Paul though I really think they do this purely for entertainment and for the money, betting on these fights are risky  as it may look like a fixed match.

Exhibition matches are fixed match yes 100% and that's purely for entertainment purposes. They could actually do whatever they want with the fight and they can dictate whatever the outcome is. Nevertheless, both parties will make money out of this fight. And yes it is very risky to bet on exhibition matches, because upset is very more likely than professional matches.

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

[Finestream]

That media showing between the Furys and Jake Paul was the worst thing I've ever seen.  Jake was right when he said the oldest Fury was cringe.  It was worse than a trainwreck.  I guess I'm glad they're trying to do their part to promote the fight, but after that showing I'm not sure anybody would be more likely to put down money on a pay per view.  This is one fight I think I can say that I'll happily not watch, and be perfectly content seeing the KO punch and nothing more.  I just hope Jake Paul finds something else to do with his time after this.  I think everyone is starting to get tired of these antics.

Bring on Mike Tyson or Connor McGregor.  I don't think people are as invested in this Jake Paul fighting real boxers movement as they are in seeing sideshow events.

You have a point there. But Mike Tyson shouldn't be considered. I agree though to better call out McGregor. To make Jake Paul's fight worth to watch he should now start from the usual start-off of a professional boxer and climb his way up on the rankings.

Take offers, contracts, arrange fights, etc. against an active boxer on his weight class. As an influencer, he might get more PPVs doing that way compared to his considered crap fights by others.

Exactly! Jake Paul isn't like his older brother Logan Paul who fights only for pure money and fixed exhibition fights, climbing some steep ladders and using its fame to make match against top boxers like Mayweather and Mike Tyson. Even though Jake Paul is also a famous vlogger like hie brother, he started from the bottom to make his name pretty and to be a professional boxer. Though he's recent matches are debuts, still it's worth to watch a boxer who is inspired to be a world champion someday.

[Viscore]

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

Yes it is, and we never know if they already agreed on what to do in the right because this fight is not regulated by a sports commission, its main intention is just to generate money by giving the entertainment we are expecting, but if it will favor Jake Paul to win, he will clearly win this despite Fury is the favorites to win.

[molsewid]

Exhibition matches are fixed match yes 100% and that's purely for entertainment purposes. They could actually do whatever they want with the fight and they can dictate whatever the outcome is. Nevertheless, both parties will make money out of this fight. And yes it is very risky to bet on exhibition matches, because upset is very more likely than professional matches.

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

So lucky those who might get a legit score or get a chance to know who might be the chosen winner before betting started. This is the kind of game that was so risky to place a bet on, you'll lucky if you know the correct score or winner but you'll certainly going to lose if you didn't know the right score. Maybe in this type of exhibition bouts I'll just grab a popcorn and watch the game and will not going to place any bet because I do not have any reliable source, I think I would practice my not so well-skilled analysts in this exhibition bout of Tommy Fury and Jake Paul.

[romero121]

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

Yes it is, and we never know if they already agreed on what to do in the right because this fight is not regulated by a sports commission, its main intention is just to generate money by giving the entertainment we are expecting, but if it will favor Jake Paul to win, he will clearly win this despite Fury is the favorites to win.

More such exhibition matches is being fought and has got scheduled. This increasing number of exhibition fights making it more of an entertainment than real fight. In USA we can see street fights in which fighters harm with blades and bleed to entertain the audience. Nowadays exhibition matches were also doing the same.

[Yamifoud]

Exhibition matches are fixed match yes 100% and that's purely for entertainment purposes. They could actually do whatever they want with the fight and they can dictate whatever the outcome is. Nevertheless, both parties will make money out of this fight. And yes it is very risky to bet on exhibition matches, because upset is very more likely than professional matches.

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

So lucky those who might get a legit score or get a chance to know who might be the chosen winner before betting started. This is the kind of game that was so risky to place a bet on, you'll lucky if you know the correct score or winner but you'll certainly going to lose if you didn't know the right score. Maybe in this type of exhibition bouts I'll just grab a popcorn and watch the game and will not going to place any bet because I do not have any reliable source, I think I would practice my not so well-skilled analysts in this exhibition bout of Tommy Fury and Jake Paul.

You don't need to know the legit score or whatsoever, just know who will win this fight and you'll make easy money. yes, it's called easy money as rigged games has a sure outcome, so you'll not feel nervous while watching the fight as you know who will win in the end. However, if you don't have any info, maybe you can just watch and grab some beer then enjoy.

[herurist]

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

Yes it is, and we never know if they already agreed on what to do in the right because this fight is not regulated by a sports commission, its main intention is just to generate money by giving the entertainment we are expecting, but if it will favor Jake Paul to win, he will clearly win this despite Fury is the favorites to win.

More such exhibition matches is being fought and has got scheduled. This increasing number of exhibition fights making it more of an entertainment than real fight. In USA we can see street fights in which fighters harm with blades and bleed to entertain the audience. Nowadays exhibition matches were also doing the same.

besides being able to entertain this also brings a lot of money
Because there really are a lot of people in the bet even if it's an exhibition.

But this is a good spectacle at least in this case we can relax for a while watching a pretty good spectacle while drinking beer with the family. As for who wins I don't really care about that what I want is a good fight that's served there

[freedomgo]

For boxing fans POV, Tommy has the edge over Jake as he has been fighting for professional matches. Though with little experience but sure he has more experience and training than Jake do. But then again, this is an exhibition match lol.

Yes it is, and we never know if they already agreed on what to do in the right because this fight is not regulated by a sports commission, its main intention is just to generate money by giving the entertainment we are expecting, but if it will favor Jake Paul to win, he will clearly win this despite Fury is the favorites to win.

More such exhibition matches is being fought and has got scheduled. This increasing number of exhibition fights making it more of an entertainment than real fight. In USA we can see street fights in which fighters harm with blades and bleed to entertain the audience. Nowadays exhibition matches were also doing the same.

besides being able to entertain this also brings a lot of money
Because there really are a lot of people in the bet even if it's an exhibition.

For bettors it will only bring a lot of money if they will win, but since it's gambling, someone has to lose in order for the other to win.
The sportsbook are going to make money since they always does regardless of the outcome of the fight.

But this is a good spectacle at least in this case we can relax for a while watching a pretty good spectacle while drinking beer with the family. As for who wins I don't really care about that what I want is a good fight that's served there

We have to enjoy, this is not a real fight, by the name itself which is an exhibition fight, you cannot pattern the scoring to the professional boxing rules, they also have their own rules to follow, and probably script too.

The biggest winner here in the end are these two boxers.

[Fundamentals Of]

Because whether these fights are treated as professional or amateur, these are actually nothing but exhibition matches. They're done purely for the sake of entertainment and making money. The bodies, strength, and stamina of these people are not honed by the distinct rigors of boxing. I guess it is also for their safety.

Correct and that's what exhibition matches are for.

But this Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul is sanctioned as a professional match. Win or loss, the result will affect their respective boxing records. They will fight at a catchweight of 192 lbs. Jake Paul is more of boxing with records compared to Logan Paul that is always in the exhibition matches.

Jake Paul should try to fight an already popular boxer for people to recognize him as a real boxer. Even his upcoming fight is a professional one, it looks like an exhibition match because that's what they are famous for.

As I have said, whether this boxing match is recorded as being a professional fight or not does not matter that much. Whether this is considered an amateur match or simply an exhibition does not matter. What matters is the fact that these wannabe boxers are not really professional boxers in its strict sense.

This is subjective so this is my opinion. Other people could have a different opinion on this. As per the record, of course these kinds of fights are reflecting on their professional boxing experiences. But I still don't consider them real boxing fighters.

Jake Paul is definitely in the amateur department, Tommy Fury is considered as a pro-boxer but with little experience, I might just consider betting for Jake Paul on this one because of Jake's actual potential, I just hate how some of their fights are rigged, especially Logan Paul though I really think they do this purely for entertainment and for the money, betting on these fights are risky  as it may look like a fixed match.

It is funny but both of them are already considered professional boxers. They have professional boxing records. But if they are compared to the ones who are really boxers through and through, these two are simply wannabes who are getting inside the ring for the sake of money and more popularity.

Tommy is no better than Jake Paul. Take a look at his previous boxing matches and you would easily conclude that this man's "professional" boxing matches are no less than a joke.

[Jawhead999]

You don't need to know the legit score or whatsoever, just know who will win this fight and you'll make easy money. yes, it's called easy money as rigged games has a sure outcome, so you'll not feel nervous while watching the fight as you know who will win in the end. However, if you don't have any info, maybe you can just watch and grab some beer then enjoy.

Probably he's referring to win via decision or win via KO etc, this odds is more huge than predict win, lose, and draw only. But this prediction is more harder to pick, only for hardcore like this. Personally I didn't feel nervous even I lose the bet, I mean that's normal and speculations wouldn't always end like our expectations (favorited boxer always win) there're many upset this year.

[TopTort777]

Tommy is no better than Jake Paul. Take a look at his previous boxing matches and you would easily conclude that this man's "professional" boxing matches are no less than a joke.

Tommy is not a super professional boxer either. But, compared to Jake Paul, he should have a good number of amateur fights. While all we know about Jake, that he had some amount of sparring.

Some might say that Tommy has a huge advantage, because he is from boxing family. But I am sure he did not spend 24/7 with Tyson, during his camps and training. Of course they might give him some hints, advices. If they would be in Tommy's corner, they would definitely be more helpful than Logan Paul and Jake's coach.

[poldanmig]

Tommy is no better than Jake Paul. Take a look at his previous boxing matches and you would easily conclude that this man's "professional" boxing matches are no less than a joke.

Tommy is not a super professional boxer either. But, compared to Jake Paul, he should have a good number of amateur fights. While all we know about Jake, that he had some amount of sparring.

Some might say that Tommy has a huge advantage, because he is from boxing family. But I am sure he did not spend 24/7 with Tyson, during his camps and training. Of course they might give him some hints, advices. If they would be in Tommy's corner, they would definitely be more helpful than Logan Paul and Jake's coach.

I personally have never seen Tommy Fury boxing, but considering he is an amateur boxer, of course Tommy chances of winning are definitely more than Jake Paul who is a YouTuber, besides as a boxer of course he doesn't want to be embarrassed later by jake paul, I think with training the exact obtained from Tyson Furry will certainly be a big motivation for Tommy Fury to be able to destroy Jake Paul in the ring later.

[Fundamentals Of]

Tommy is no better than Jake Paul. Take a look at his previous boxing matches and you would easily conclude that this man's "professional" boxing matches are no less than a joke.

Tommy is not a super professional boxer either. But, compared to Jake Paul, he should have a good number of amateur fights. While all we know about Jake, that he had some amount of sparring.

Some might say that Tommy has a huge advantage, because he is from boxing family. But I am sure he did not spend 24/7 with Tyson, during his camps and training. Of course they might give him some hints, advices. If they would be in Tommy's corner, they would definitely be more helpful than Logan Paul and Jake's coach.

Tommy Fury had fought seven times while Jake Paul only four times. The difference is only three fights. It is not really a big deal. Also even if Tommy has had more fights than Jake you will see in his fight history that Tommy didn't really fight against strong opponents.

Jake fought huge names but in MMA and not in boxing. He was able to defeat the likes of Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley. Both were previous champions but both were also way too past their primes. They were retired MMA fighters already when Jake defeated them.

It seems Tommy has the advantage because he has someone to depend on and consult while training. But in terms of boxing skills, both are equal.

[TopTort777]

I personally have never seen Tommy Fury boxing

You can find most of his fight on youtube, but you wont find anything extra ordinary in these fights. Tommy looks bigger than his opponents. He just goes forward, throwing lots of body punches to the block, trying to hit liver or slowdown his opponents. I think with tactics like that, he will get tired after round 3.

It seems Tommy has the advantage because he has someone to depend on and consult while training. But in terms of boxing skills, both are equal.

I think that Jake can also get some kind of consulting. From Floyd Mayweather for example. I believe that the "hat accident" was just a hype before Floys vs Logan fight. And with money Jake has, he can get really good consulting and coaches. On the other hand, that wont help him, because he is an ass

[pawanjain]

Exhibition fights these days are more like scripted fights like the WWE lol    The fighters get money either way.
They just try to make the fight more entertaining so that the users can get it rolling.
To look at it from a boxing perspective I think Tommy has the edge in this fight. Jake is good too but Tommy might win this one.

[dupee419]

Exhibition fights these days are more like scripted fights like the WWE lol    The fighters get money either way.
They just try to make the fight more entertaining so that the users can get it rolling.
To look at it from a boxing perspective I think Tommy has the edge in this fight. Jake is good too but Tommy might win this one.

Exactly! The drama, drama fuels up everything, it gives them more money, and makes it look even more interesting, and this is the master plan on generating easy money, I'd love to bet honestly because matches like these are usually biased and mostly sided to the Paul's, regardless if Logan or Jake, the matches are honestly boring but I'll still bet on Logan because profit is still profit.

[hilariousetc]

Because whether these fights are treated as professional or amateur, these are actually nothing but exhibition matches. They're done purely for the sake of entertainment and making money. The bodies, strength, and stamina of these people are not honed by the distinct rigors of boxing. I guess it is also for their safety.

Correct and that's what exhibition matches are for.

But this Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul is sanctioned as a professional match. Win or loss, the result will affect their respective boxing records. They will fight at a catchweight of 192 lbs. Jake Paul is more of boxing with records compared to Logan Paul that is always in the exhibition matches.

Jake Paul should try to fight an already popular boxer for people to recognize him as a real boxer. Even his upcoming fight is a professional one, it looks like an exhibition match because that's what they are famous for.

Tommy is a good enough opponent as any other and in my opinion a decent stepping stone/challenge to see if Jake can compete at a pro level. It would be unwise of him to try fight a seasoned pro but I think if he can just give Tommy a decent run for his money then we'll soon see him step it up a notch.

If Jake is so fond of boxing, he should train more and do more amateur boxing fights, instead of moving to professionals or having exhibition matches. If he posses himself more like a youtuber, then he should to say loud words about being greatest or be able to knockout anyone. He can knockout anyone on the street, but that is more about luck.

I don't hate Jake Paul, it's an exhibition fight, anyone can fight as long as you play the rules which are obviously different compared to professional boxing. Some fans maybe hated exhibition fights as it's taking the opportunity of the real boxing fights since people now are willing to spend money just to see a meaningless exhibition fight, but it's their right, it's their money so we have to respect them too.

With the exhibition matches, the real boxing importance keeps shrinking. Just our forum discussion itself a proof, because we are discussing much about the exhibition matches that are played than the real boxing. Somehow the matches aren't played with unmatched opponents.

I disagree, as does Tyson Fury. It's good for the sport as it brings in a whole new audience and some of them will stick around for other pro fights. I think it adds a little spice to the sport. Big fights tend to take ages to get sorted whereas these big-money match-ups get sorted pretty quick and they're often fun to watch in between the big main pro events.

[Oceat]

Exhibition fights these days are more like scripted fights like the WWE lol    The fighters get money either way.
They just try to make the fight more entertaining so that the users can get it rolling.
To look at it from a boxing perspective I think Tommy has the edge in this fight. Jake is good too but Tommy might win this one.

Exactly! The drama, drama fuels up everything, it gives them more money, and makes it look even more interesting, and this is the master plan on generating easy money, I'd love to bet honestly because matches like these are usually biased and mostly sided to the Paul's, regardless if Logan or Jake, the matches are honestly boring but I'll still bet on Logan because profit is still profit.

If boxing is just like this I don't I want to watch someone especially if I'm a fan but this is exhibition match so it's more like a scripted fight but I doubt if they have been sparring secretly or just talking over the phone to make the act believable. Although, WWE still got a lot of fans and continue to watch the matches as if it's not that scripted, so I guess other people are loving how the match supposed to be.

Anyway, Logan is just a youtuber just like Logan and we all know that a pro boxer vs a youtuber, the pro will always wins because they have this experience in fighting plus their hardcore training that makes them get used to the punching. So, I have a doubt if Jake will winin this kind of fight.

[Welsh]

I disagree, as does Tyson Fury. It's good for the sport as it brings in a whole new audience and some of them will stick around for other pro fights. I think it adds a little spice to the sport. Big fights tend to take ages to get sorted whereas these big-money match-ups get sorted pretty quick and they're often fun to watch in between the big main pro events.

I'm kind of sick of it, though I'll probably admit that its been beneficial to boxing as a whole. I've felt for years now, boxing has been on the decline, and these Youtubers certainly put the spotlight back onto boxing. I used to watch quite a bit of boxing, but these days I only really tune into my favourite fighters, and most of them are in the heavyweight division. UFC played a part in my interest waning, but I've definitely focused on boxing a lot more recently due to this....circus? I don't know if it's fair to say that, the Jake Paul vs Tyrone Woodley fight was actually alright. The Jake Paul fights before that were ridiculous, but I guess the Mayweather vs Logan fight was OK.

My biggest gripe with boxing is the politics involved in matching up fighters. Joshua, and Fury should have already fought, and it's annoying as a fan to be strung along, and then the big fights end up happening when they are no longer in their prime, making it a bit of a farce, due to the fact they wanted to milk the hype behind them as much as possible.

[hilariousetc]

I disagree, as does Tyson Fury. It's good for the sport as it brings in a whole new audience and some of them will stick around for other pro fights. I think it adds a little spice to the sport. Big fights tend to take ages to get sorted whereas these big-money match-ups get sorted pretty quick and they're often fun to watch in between the big main pro events.

I'm kind of sick of it, though I'll probably admit that its been beneficial to boxing as a whole. I've felt for years now, boxing has been on the decline, and these Youtubers certainly put the spotlight back onto boxing. I used to watch quite a bit of boxing, but these days I only really tune into my favourite fighters, and most of them are in the heavyweight division. UFC played a part in my interest waning, but I've definitely focused on boxing a lot more recently due to this....circus? I don't know if it's fair to say that, the Jake Paul vs Tyrone Woodley fight was actually alright. The Jake Paul fights before that were ridiculous, but I guess the Mayweather vs Logan fight was OK.

That's the fight that made me take an interest in him. Jake blitzed the other two but I expected Woodly to KO him fairly easy as he has - or had - knock-out power but Jake was the better fighter in that fight. If I had no idea who Jake was tuning into that match I wouldn't have thought he was a youtuber or not a pro boxer. With amateurs or newcomers to the sport you can usually tell a mile off that they're not very good or can't box. Jake looked a natural and from what I've seen of Tommy's fight I don't think there's much between them to be honest. Jake has impressed me whereas Tommy has just been ok, but he's clearly been fighting journeymen. This fight will see them both step up in my opinion. Pressure is all on Tommy though as well so I think that could play a part. If Jake gives him a good first round I'm sure Tommy will go back the corner looking pretty worried.

My biggest gripe with boxing is the politics involved in matching up fighters. Joshua, and Fury should have already fought, and it's annoying as a fan to be strung along, and then the big fights end up happening when they are no longer in their prime, making it a bit of a farce, due to the fact they wanted to milk the hype behind them as much as possible.

It's all down to the money at the end of the day, but the mandatory fights always throw a spanner in the works. If it wasn't for the Wilder rematch then the Fury/AJ fight would have happened. I'm sure it will still happen but a lot of people will lose interest if AJ keeps losing. There's not many fighters left for Fury though. Usyk will likely be next if he beats AJ again which he probably will. Then who? I'm kinda hoping Ngannou goes into boxing as I'd love to see him against one of the big boxing heavyweights. I think he can knock anyone out if he lands one of those bombs he swings from a different universe. He'd get out-boxed all day against someone like Fury, AJ or Wilder, but I'd like to see what happens if someone like them took one of his best shots.

[Fundamentals Of]

I personally have never seen Tommy Fury boxing

You can find most of his fight on youtube, but you wont find anything extra ordinary in these fights. Tommy looks bigger than his opponents. He just goes forward, throwing lots of body punches to the block, trying to hit liver or slowdown his opponents. I think with tactics like that, he will get tired after round 3.

It seems Tommy has the advantage because he has someone to depend on and consult while training. But in terms of boxing skills, both are equal.

I think that Jake can also get some kind of consulting. From Floyd Mayweather for example. I believe that the "hat accident" was just a hype before Floys vs Logan fight. And with money Jake has, he can get really good consulting and coaches. On the other hand, that wont help him, because he is an ass

Of course everybody who gets inside the ring in a professional match will have to have some consultation with the pros in the sport. They will have to receive training and guidance from the best. But it is simply different to have a real life biological brother who is a beast inside the ring, undefeated, and an active champion. You know, the advice, strategies, tips, etc are all given free-flowing and without any charge. Tommy could easily get access champion tips 24/7 from Tyson.

[TopTort777]

Tommy could easily get access champion tips 24/7 from Tyson.

Jake could do the same. Somehow they Paul brothers are friends with Mayweather. I am quite sure that if Jake wont be that ass, he would easily get some help (with help of money) from Freddie Roach or Trevor Wittman. So that help from Tyson can be countered with is own champs.

Anyway, it is almost 3 weeks till the fight and it is impossible to raise a champion or perfect boxing machine. Both fighters boxing career began in 2018. They dont have a lot of boxing matches, and perhaps a lot of training. Tommy has fought really bad fighters, while Jakes opponent also could be better. I think that they both have identical chances to win.

[herurist]

besides being able to entertain this also brings a lot of money
Because there really are a lot of people in the bet even if it's an exhibition.

For bettors it will only bring a lot of money if they will win, but since it's gambling, someone has to lose in order for the other to win.
The sportsbook are going to make money since they always does regardless of the outcome of the fight.

But this is a good spectacle at least in this case we can relax for a while watching a pretty good spectacle while drinking beer with the family. As for who wins I don't really care about that what I want is a good fight that's served there

We have to enjoy, this is not a real fight, by the name itself which is an exhibition fight, you cannot pattern the scoring to the professional boxing rules, they also have their own rules to follow, and probably script too.

The biggest winner here in the end are these two boxers.

This is a natural thing because I've heard a quote that says that no matter how hard a gambler tries, the one who wins is still a dealer and this is proven that no matter how much you lose or win from a gambler, the dealer will reap a lot of wealth.

It's quite reasonable as you say but more accurately to say this is arranged it would be better to say this match is a family match that won't be violently injuring and subverting.

[Fundamentals Of]

Tommy could easily get access champion tips 24/7 from Tyson.

Jake could do the same. Somehow they Paul brothers are friends with Mayweather. I am quite sure that if Jake wont be that ass, he would easily get some help (with help of money) from Freddie Roach or Trevor Wittman. So that help from Tyson can be countered with is own champs.

Anyway, it is almost 3 weeks till the fight and it is impossible to raise a champion or perfect boxing machine. Both fighters boxing career began in 2018. They dont have a lot of boxing matches, and perhaps a lot of training. Tommy has fought really bad fighters, while Jakes opponent also could be better. I think that they both have identical chances to win.

I doubt they could access Mayweather as if he is a brother. I doubt they're even real friends. Mayweather won't probably drop a joystick because Jake is calling again for the third time in a day. Friendship is cheap. They've met on some occasions, chatted a little, faced Logan inside the ring, faced the media together, etc and they're calling each other friends. This is not the kind of accessibility Tommy has in Tyson.

I agree that both of them have identical chances of winning.

[TopTort777]

As soon as Mayweather smells money, he would be the first to call Jake

I just want to destroy myth that Tommy Fury is as good boxer as Tyson Fury, just because they are relatives. Tyson and Tommy are just half-brothers. I really doubt that their father John Fury put as much boxing experience and knowledge as in Tyson. For me Tommy is a tv star on the first place, and being a professional boxer is just an addition.

People just see they have identical surnames, in their wiki profiles is written professional boxer, Tommy has 7-0 record and instantly make conclusion that they are like Klitschko brothers.

[wxa7115]

If Jake is so fond of boxing, he should train more and do more amateur boxing fights, instead of moving to professionals or having exhibition matches. If he posses himself more like a youtuber, then he should to say loud words about being greatest or be able to knockout anyone. He can knockout anyone on the street, but that is more about luck.

It should be obvious by his actions that he does not care that much about boxing at all and this is nothing more but a way to promote himself, and while some fans may not like this I am sure many professional boxers would like the opportunity to fight against him.

After all I am sure this fight is generating way more interest in social media and in monetary terms than many other fights that have better fighters above the ring, and since boxing is a business I am sure promoters and boxers alike are happy with the current state of things.

[Hypnosis00]

If Jake is so fond of boxing, he should train more and do more amateur boxing fights, instead of moving to professionals or having exhibition matches. If he posses himself more like a youtuber, then he should to say loud words about being greatest or be able to knockout anyone. He can knockout anyone on the street, but that is more about luck.

It should be obvious by his actions that he does not care that much about boxing at all and this is nothing more but a way to promote himself, and while some fans may not like this I am sure many professional boxers would like the opportunity to fight against him.

After all I am sure this fight is generating way more interest in social media and in monetary terms than many other fights that have better fighters above the ring, and since boxing is a business I am sure promoters and boxers alike are happy with the current state of things.

Before they announce this fight, they already build hype on Fury fighting Jake Paul, so the fans already are aware of this possibility, and there's more hype now because of the many opponents Jake Paul has faced and beat in the past, Tommy Fury now could be his toughest opponent and Paul is the underdog in this fight.

[Welsh]

That's the fight that made me take an interest in him. Jake blitzed the other two but I expected Woodly to KO him fairly easy as he has - or had - knock-out power but Jake was the better fighter in that fight. If I had no idea who Jake was tuning into that match I wouldn't have thought he was a youtuber or not a pro boxer. With amateurs or newcomers to the sport you can usually tell a mile off that they're not very good or can't box. Jake looked a natural and from what I've seen of Tommy's fight I don't think there's much between them to be honest. Jake has impressed me whereas Tommy has just been ok, but he's clearly been fighting journeymen. This fight will see them both step up in my opinion. Pressure is all on Tommy though as well so I think that could play a part. If Jake gives him a good first round I'm sure Tommy will go back the corner looking pretty worried.

He gained a little respect from me for the Woodley fight. Although, I find myself disappointed in Woodley more than impressed with Jake. I know there was several allegations after the fight about terms being inserted into the contract to favour Jake, however to be honest the more I think about it the more likely this is MMA fans trying to save face. Woodley has always been a frustrating fighter to watch, since he has talent that much is clear, but he just freezes sometimes, and doesn't empty the gas tank when he needs too. Though, hes obviously had a decently successful career.

I think what fed those allegations or rumours whatever you want to call them, is the fact that Woodley actually did knock down Jake, however it wasn't a clear knock down. Jake fell into the ropes, however as far as I know that should count as a knock down according to the boxing rules. He looked like the ropes stopped him from falling rather than just resting on them after a decent punch taken.

I don't think even Tommy's father or half brother is convinced Tommy can do it. This is a massive money earner for Tommy, and to be honest if Tommy wins this its probably the most exposure he'll ever have. I might be wrong in this, I just think Tommy hasn't got his heart set on boxing like Tyson. Tyson seems to live, and breathe boxing, and when hes not training it plays into his mental health issues, whereas Tommy appears on various dating shows, and kind of just uses the boxing as something hes alright at. I think its the name pushing his boxing career rather than his ability.

It's all down to the money at the end of the day, but the mandatory fights always throw a spanner in the works. If it wasn't for the Wilder rematch then the Fury/AJ fight would have happened. I'm sure it will still happen but a lot of people will lose interest if AJ keeps losing. There's not many fighters left for Fury though. Usyk will likely be next if he beats AJ again which he probably will. Then who? I'm kinda hoping Ngannou goes into boxing as I'd love to see him against one of the big boxing heavyweights. I think he can knock anyone out if he lands one of those bombs he swings from a different universe. He'd get out-boxed all day against someone like Fury, AJ or Wilder, but I'd like to see what happens if someone like them took one of his best shots.

Yeah, the hype naturally dies down when Joshua doesn't revenge his loss. I felt like Joshua lost a lot of momentum when he lost against Ruiz, but he gained a little bit of it back in the rematch. However, I'm not convinced that was Joshua's doing, instead I think it was Ruiz coming in unprepared after the fame he had after the win. He definitely looked a lot slower, and was half arsing things instead of chasing the fight like the first fight.

Personally, I'm always going to be interested in Fury vs Joshua. Its still some of the best heavyweights, and while I do think Fury puts on a masterclass against Joshua, and actually exposes a lot more of Joshua's weaknesses than we've seen. However, what makes that fight exciting isn't the boxing ability of Joshua per say, its his power. He needs to clear the cobwebs out of his skull, and go back to the Joshua who bites down on his mouth guard, and looks to knock his opponent out. He definitely didn't do that against Usyk, and he paid the price for it.

[OgNasty]

I don't think even Tommy's father or half brother is convinced Tommy can do it. This is a massive money earner for Tommy, and to be honest if Tommy wins this its probably the most exposure he'll ever have. I might be wrong in this, I just think Tommy hasn't got his heart set on boxing like Tyson. Tyson seems to live, and breathe boxing, and when hes not training it plays into his mental health issues, whereas Tommy appears on various dating shows, and kind of just uses the boxing as something hes alright at. I think its the name pushing his boxing career rather than his ability.

I don't know if I'd go that far.  They sure seemed like they believed him when they were ranting like lunatics during the press conference.  Everyone keeps saying Tommy is a real fighter, so I'm expecting Jake to get KO'd.  There has been mounting evidence that Jake is on steroids and has been for some time now.  His latest refusal of drug testing seemed to only confirm that.  So to me, it's less about who is the better boxer and more about if skill can beat science.  I think it can and years of boxing training beats a few months of steroid use here and there, but I guess we'll see soon enough.

[Welsh]

I don't know if I'd go that far.  They sure seemed like they believed him when they were ranting like lunatics during the press conference.  Everyone keeps saying Tommy is a real fighter, so I'm expecting Jake to get KO'd.  There has been mounting evidence that Jake is on steroids and has been for some time now.  His latest refusal of drug testing seemed to only confirm that.  So to me, it's less about who is the better boxer and more about if skill can beat science.  I think it can and years of boxing training beats a few months of steroid use here and there, but I guess we'll see soon enough.

I'll be honest I saw like a two minute clip of John Fury shouting at the screen, and just repeating himself as everyone else tried to talk, and switched it off. I find John Fury absolutely horrible to listen to some times, its a shame because he occasionally has some decent insight into fighting. Occasionally.

I only think they don't actually believe in him because this is probably the most interest they've shown towards his career. As far as I know, they've shown up, but you've never seen John Fury shouting down a TV screen like that to other fighters that Tommy has fought, and while Tommy's resume might not be the best I'd say hes fought more proven fighters than Jake Paul. So, it comes off as a show for me instead of being said with any kind of substance. Tyson seemed quiet in the video I saw, though that might be because his old man is on one.

He's a real fighter, though you only need to look at his resume to see he hasn't really been tested, and even against supposedly weaker fighters he hasn't exactly set the world on fire. The thing is with steroids, it doesn't make the hulk over the night, you still have to put work in. Although, I'm not using that as a way to say its acceptable in professional sports. I'm not really sure on how accurate the steroid accusations are, I would expect Jake would probably test positive for other more recreational drugs than steroids. As far as I can see he hasn't really put a whole lot of weight on, or muscle mass not at an alarming rate anyway.

My question is; how can a professional boxer (because that's what he is...right?) refuse a drugs test, when surely a drug test is required by the commissioning bodies to sign the fight off? I know MMA fighters get tested even when they haven't fought for a while, since they're still under contract. Alright, I'm not going to pretend there aren't people cheating the system, because there has clearly been instances in the past, but I just can't fathom how a commissioning body would allow a fighter to just outright refuse. Surely, it has something to do with building the fight, and it'll come out that Jake actually has had a test?

[pawanjain]

Exhibition fights these days are more like scripted fights like the WWE lol    The fighters get money either way.
They just try to make the fight more entertaining so that the users can get it rolling.
To look at it from a boxing perspective I think Tommy has the edge in this fight. Jake is good too but Tommy might win this one.

Exactly! The drama, drama fuels up everything, it gives them more money, and makes it look even more interesting, and this is the master plan on generating easy money, I'd love to bet honestly because matches like these are usually biased and mostly sided to the Paul's, regardless if Logan or Jake, the matches are honestly boring but I'll still bet on Logan because profit is still profit.

If boxing is just like this I don't I want to watch someone especially if I'm a fan but this is exhibition match so it's more like a scripted fight but I doubt if they have been sparring secretly or just talking over the phone to make the act believable. Although, WWE still got a lot of fans and continue to watch the matches as if it's not that scripted, so I guess other people are loving how the match supposed to be.

Anyway, Logan is just a youtuber just like Logan and we all know that a pro boxer vs a youtuber, the pro will always wins because they have this experience in fighting plus their hardcore training that makes them get used to the punching. So, I have a doubt if Jake will winin this kind of fight.

That's exactly why they keep an exhibition fight. Most people think that the boxer who is more professional and experienced will definitely win.
But they script it out in such a way that either the match becomes draw or in some cases the opponent wins the match.
It's all just for money in my opinion. They know most will bet on the best one and then they end up losing their bets.

[Botnake]

Exhibition fights these days are more like scripted fights like the WWE lol    The fighters get money either way.
They just try to make the fight more entertaining so that the users can get it rolling.
To look at it from a boxing perspective I think Tommy has the edge in this fight. Jake is good too but Tommy might win this one.

Exactly! The drama, drama fuels up everything, it gives them more money, and makes it look even more interesting, and this is the master plan on generating easy money, I'd love to bet honestly because matches like these are usually biased and mostly sided to the Paul's, regardless if Logan or Jake, the matches are honestly boring but I'll still bet on Logan because profit is still profit.

If boxing is just like this I don't I want to watch someone especially if I'm a fan but this is exhibition match so it's more like a scripted fight but I doubt if they have been sparring secretly or just talking over the phone to make the act believable. Although, WWE still got a lot of fans and continue to watch the matches as if it's not that scripted, so I guess other people are loving how the match supposed to be.

Anyway, Logan is just a youtuber just like Logan and we all know that a pro boxer vs a youtuber, the pro will always wins because they have this experience in fighting plus their hardcore training that makes them get used to the punching. So, I have a doubt if Jake will winin this kind of fight.

That's exactly why they keep an exhibition fight. Most people think that the boxer who is more professional and experienced will definitely win.
But they script it out in such a way that either the match becomes draw or in some cases the opponent wins the match.
It's all just for money in my opinion. They know most will bet on the best one and then they end up losing their bets.

You definitely can't do anything if there's a script as that will be followed no matter what, that's why the game is called rigged because of that existence. hopefully it will not happen in this fight and we will witness a great match which would end up in a KO so there will be a winner.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Exhibition fights these days are more like scripted fights like the WWE lol    The fighters get money either way.
They just try to make the fight more entertaining so that the users can get it rolling.
To look at it from a boxing perspective I think Tommy has the edge in this fight. Jake is good too but Tommy might win this one.

Exactly! The drama, drama fuels up everything, it gives them more money, and makes it look even more interesting, and this is the master plan on generating easy money, I'd love to bet honestly because matches like these are usually biased and mostly sided to the Paul's, regardless if Logan or Jake, the matches are honestly boring but I'll still bet on Logan because profit is still profit.

If boxing is just like this I don't I want to watch someone especially if I'm a fan but this is exhibition match so it's more like a scripted fight but I doubt if they have been sparring secretly or just talking over the phone to make the act believable. Although, WWE still got a lot of fans and continue to watch the matches as if it's not that scripted, so I guess other people are loving how the match supposed to be.

Anyway, Logan is just a youtuber just like Logan and we all know that a pro boxer vs a youtuber, the pro will always wins because they have this experience in fighting plus their hardcore training that makes them get used to the punching. So, I have a doubt if Jake will winin this kind of fight.

That's exactly why they keep an exhibition fight. Most people think that the boxer who is more professional and experienced will definitely win.
But they script it out in such a way that either the match becomes draw or in some cases the opponent wins the match.
It's all just for money in my opinion. They know most will bet on the best one and then they end up losing their bets.

Exactly as you mentioned. In this way, all of the show matches are to fill the money sack as a result of the advertising event. I stay away from betting as it is an exhibition match. I don't think it's a problem for me to have these kinds of events from time to time, it creates a nice ambiance. Jake Paul should have embraced this sport a little more and improved himself until now, it still looks awful. He will fight with zero technique in this match.

[hilariousetc]

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/12488354/tommy-fury-pulls-out-of-jake-paul-fight-tyron-woodley-to-step-in-for-rematch-as-replacement-opponent

Tommy has fumbled it and pulled out of the fight. Jake will now be fighting Woodly in the rematch. He's even offered him an extra 500k if he can knock Jake out. Ballsy of Jake to offer such a bonus.

I know there was several allegations after the fight about terms being inserted into the contract to favour Jake, however to be honest the more I think about it the more likely this is MMA fans trying to save face.

That was complete BS spouted by Dillon Dannis. He's obviously pretty butthurt over not being the one fighting Jake.

I think what fed those allegations or rumours whatever you want to call them, is the fact that Woodley actually did knock down Jake, however it wasn't a clear knock down. Jake fell into the ropes, however as far as I know that should count as a knock down according to the boxing rules. He looked like the ropes stopped him from falling rather than just resting on them after a decent punch taken.

I guess you can debate whether it was a knock down but it was more of a stumble to me and he looked ok after it and bounced straight back.

[OgNasty]

I really can’t believe that Fury pulled out of this fight. The legend of Jake Paul continues on… I guess we’ll see if Woodley taking the fight more seriously has a different result. Personally, I’d be a bit worried if I were Jake. He’s done a great job boxing so far, but I don’t know if giving fighters a second crack at him is a good idea. The money train stops for no man so I guess Jake had to fight someone…

[goinmerry]

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/12488354/tommy-fury-pulls-out-of-jake-paul-fight-tyron-woodley-to-step-in-for-rematch-as-replacement-opponent

Tommy has fumbled it and pulled out of the fight. Jake will now be fighting Woodly in the rematch. He's even offered him an extra 500k if he can knock Jake out. Ballsy of Jake to offer such a bonus.

Surprised by the sudden change of event.

Woodley likes to revenge his split decision loss to Jake Paul just last August so I think he is the best replacement. This is the first time I saw a "professional" boxing match of the same event that will take place just a few months prior last fight.

Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5375655.0

[agustina2]

I really can’t believe that Fury pulled out of this fight. The legend of Jake Paul continues on… I guess we’ll see if Woodley taking the fight more seriously has a different result. Personally, I’d be a bit worried if I were Jake. He’s done a great job boxing so far, but I don’t know if giving fighters a second crack at him is a good idea. The money train stops for no man so I guess Jake had to fight someone…

If there's no serious medical condition that happened, Fury won't be pulling out. They have a thing to settle with Jake Paul and looks like it will take time to happen. I still hope they will face each other in the future to make it official who's the most dominant.

I second with you that Woodley might become more serious to make their result against Jake Paul even. I hope Woodley will give Jake Paul his first defeat and that will trigger a trilogy. The result of the first match is close. Woodley can make it better next time.

My last post here as all related to Paul vs Woodley has a separate discussion thread.

[Welsh]

I think Tommy made an announcement its due to a broken rib, and a bacterial chest infection. The chest infection could have been caused by the broken rib, odd that he specifically says bacterial infection though since that's usually implied.

Not sure how I feel about this, at least your probably going to get a better fight with Woodley, and Woodley gets his pay day, so he shouldn't care too much about getting a rematch. In fact, if Tyrone wins then you'd think there could be a potential for a rematch, and therefore more money for Woodley. I say we see a better fight from him this time, although he'll always be known as the "frozen one" to me, and demonstrated that when he had Paul hurt on the ropes.

[harizen]

Not sure how I feel about this, at least your probably going to get a better fight with Woodley, and Woodley gets his pay day, so he shouldn't care too much about getting a rematch. In fact, if Tyrone wins then you'd think there could be a potential for a rematch, and therefore more money for Woodley. I say we see a better fight from him this time, although he'll always be known as the "frozen one" to me, and demonstrated that when he had Paul hurt on the ropes.

Agree at some point. Woodley will enter the rematch with a goal and he needs to ensure that it's a must-win. If he will lose to Jake Paul again, that's an embarrassment on his part and it will hunt him for long. Jake Paul won't also be open for any 3rd match offer with him if he loses.

Get well soon to Tommy Fury. Not being negative here but it seems his serious medical condition is already enough reason for him to stop now his boxing desires.

[TopTort777]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

[wxa7115]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

It is a shame that this fight is not happening anymore but at the same time this is going to be the opportunity for Woodley to avenge the defeat that he suffered at the hands of Jake Paul.

Still I do not know how realistic this scenario is going to be as it will be difficult to achieve, he has too little time to prepare for the fight, he is 39 years old and Jake Paul is 4 inches taller which gives him an advantage when it comes to the reach, so while Woodley will want to get a win this time around Paul seems to have the upper hand, as unbelievable as that may sound.

[Russlenat]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

It is a shame that this fight is not happening anymore but at the same time this is going to be the opportunity for Woodley to avenge the defeat that he suffered at the hands of Jake Paul.

Still I do not know how realistic this scenario is going to be as it will be difficult to achieve, he has too little time to prepare for the fight, he is 39 years old and Jake Paul is 4 inches taller which gives him an advantage when it comes to the reach, so while Woodley will want to get a win this time around Paul seems to have the upper hand, as unbelievable as that may sound.

He accepted the fight that means he is ready for another mega-fight. If Woodley would lose for the 2nd time, he still did not lose it all since he will be making good money in this fight, for a fighter that has retired a long time ago, this exhibition fight is a blessing to them as they can fight again and make money at the same time.

Jake Paul would probably get this win again IMO.

[Welsh]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

I don't think its that much of an embarrassment. If you put Jake Paul in a cage he probably doesn't last 5 minutes, let alone win the fight. That's without going up against Woodley, I'd say most MMA fighters would do a job on Jake. So, expecting it on the flip side for Woodley to go in there, and put on a boxing masterclass feels a little misguided.

Yeah, boxing is a part of MMA, however boxing in boxing is much more different than boxing in MMA. Completely different. I think the only thing that would truly embarrass MMA fans is a knockout for Jake Paul, although he wasn't anywhere close last time. It was Woodley who looked the most likely, and in fact definitely did get a knockdown (per boxing rules) that wasn't counted.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Exactly as you mentioned. In this way, all of the show matches are to fill the money sack as a result of the advertising event. I stay away from betting as it is an exhibition match. I don't think it's a problem for me to have these kinds of events from time to time, it creates a nice ambiance. Jake Paul should have embraced this sport a little more and improved himself until now, it still looks awful. He will fight with zero technique in this match.

Well taking into account everything they have said, I see that practically boxing has become a giant business model, it is as they say and claim, everything can be a script and entertain all the fans, personally I am one of the fans who they love to see when the boxers are at the limit in each round, I think that is what it is about, where the name of each one, even though they are very famous and very champions, when they are in the ring everything is at stake, for me that is the true boxing, when a boxer runs out of strength in his arms and oxygen does not reach his muscles and yet they continue to do their best. Now the fights can be squared in order to get more money and grow the business, if we take into account how much money can be done, it is likely that they can have more money in their pockets each entity that works, and thus forget From the essence of boxing, this I have been seeing since the Olympics.

[wxa7115]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

I don't think its that much of an embarrassment. If you put Jake Paul in a cage he probably doesn't last 5 minutes, let alone win the fight. That's without going up against Woodley, I'd say most MMA fighters would do a job on Jake. So, expecting it on the flip side for Woodley to go in there, and put on a boxing masterclass feels a little misguided.

Yeah, boxing is a part of MMA, however boxing in boxing is much more different than boxing in MMA. Completely different. I think the only thing that would truly embarrass MMA fans is a knockout for Jake Paul, although he wasn't anywhere close last time. It was Woodley who looked the most likely, and in fact definitely did get a knockdown (per boxing rules) that wasn't counted.

Agreed, boxing and MMA are completely different beasts, a MMA fighter that after training for the sport is forced to only box is going to have problems to adapt to it as they will feel incredibly limited on what they can do.

A boxer on the other hand is at their element and if both fighters are at the same level that can be more than enough for the boxer to pull the win, so I will not be surprised if Paul beats Woodley again.

[Mahanton]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

I don't think its that much of an embarrassment. If you put Jake Paul in a cage he probably doesn't last 5 minutes, let alone win the fight. That's without going up against Woodley, I'd say most MMA fighters would do a job on Jake. So, expecting it on the flip side for Woodley to go in there, and put on a boxing masterclass feels a little misguided.

Yeah, boxing is a part of MMA, however boxing in boxing is much more different than boxing in MMA. Completely different. I think the only thing that would truly embarrass MMA fans is a knockout for Jake Paul, although he wasn't anywhere close last time. It was Woodley who looked the most likely, and in fact definitely did get a knockdown (per boxing rules) that wasn't counted.

Agreed, boxing and MMA are completely different beasts, a MMA fighter that after training for the sport is forced to only box is going to have problems to adapt to it as they will feel incredibly limited on what they can do.

A boxer on the other hand is at their element and if both fighters are at the same level that can be more than enough for the boxer to pull the win, so I will not be surprised if Paul beats Woodley again.

When it comes to cross sports then ability and performance would really be definitely different specially if someone had jumped into different sports rules from MMA to Boxing which would really be having that limited movement yet on MMA we know that everything could be used and if they would be using Boxing rules then
that alone would already be a disadvantage and i dont see any possible u turn of events since we know that who would gonna win on this one.

[TopTort777]

This is probably how Tommy Fury got his ribs broken.

Well, I can believe that this is true. This ball is kinda heavy (according to wiki they weight 1-11kg). Plus Tyson was adding speed which increases overall weight.

I never had broken ribs. It is possible to feel that your ribs are broken, or a person can live with broken or cracked rib? I am interested how quick should a person act to decrease cure time. Or they just coalesce by themselves by time?

In the article it was mentioned "bacterial chest infection". Could it be covid? If Tommy is really curing from that, it might take a lot of time before he returns to his "shape that is ready to box Jake Paul".

[ChiBitCTy]

When are we going to see one of these two fools ( Jake and Logan Paul ) actually get knocked out by someone? I have been waiting for this to happen ever since I learned about who these two bozos even were.  I feel like they just keep scheduling matches that they know they'll be able to win or somehow hang with, versus actually having a hard challenge. 

I guess they've both been fighting pretty decently but my question are either good enough to compete as a professional or is it just always going to be these celebrity type of matches?  The only boxers I despise more than these fools is Floyd Mayweather and was hoping they'd both knock each other out at the same time lol.  Hopefully Fury will make a lot of us happy and these fools will go back to being "influencers" lol.

[TopTort777]

Why do you want to see Logan Paul being knocked out? He is more pleasant person than Jake. At least he is not a jerk like Jake, and dont do trashtalk, yet manages to sell the fight.

Comparing Logan and Jake, I would say that Logan at least try to motivate people to do boxing, or go to gym. While all his brother can do is talk crap, humiliate and win by luck.

One thing that I really regret about Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul fight being canceled, is that both fighters have identical skills imho. That would be at least a fair fight for both of them.

[poldanmig]

If Jake beats Woodley once again, this will be a biggest embarrassment for whole MMA community.

I hope that Jake and Tommy would fight in future, however it will be hard to organize, if Jake wins Woodley, as he will turn into a bigger star and wont be interested that much in Tommy Fury candidacy.

According to google, it takes several months to heal a broken rib. I hope to seen their fight in Q1 2022.

The fight between Tommy Fury and Jake Paul has often been discussed here, so that it raises a little curiosity about who will win in the fight later, after a long wait but unfortunately the fight had to be canceled due to Tommy Fury injury, instead Woodley  ever defeated by Jake Paul will get a rematch fight and obviously I think Jake Paul will benefit more in this case, Woodley who is a fighter does not have a strong foundation in boxing and it is likely that Woodley, who is 39 years old, will be an easy opponent for Jake Paul in the ring.

[herurist]

Why do you want to see Logan Paul being knocked out? He is more pleasant person than Jake. At least he is not a jerk like Jake, and dont do trashtalk, yet manages to sell the fight.

Comparing Logan and Jake, I would say that Logan at least try to motivate people to do boxing, or go to gym. While all his brother can do is talk crap, humiliate and win by luck.

One thing that I really regret about Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul fight being canceled, is that both fighters have identical skills imho. That would be at least a fair fight for both of them.

what you say is quite true I think but if you look closely they are still something funny in the boxing world and at least they can make me laugh.

On the other hand the reasons are clear and conditions are very important rather than forcing to compete.
There's no need to be discouraged because if Fury's health is really maintained, he could return to the ring again, but what is certain is that at this time his health must be maintained properly and he is doing the right thing at this time.

[goldkingcoiner]

I really can’t believe that Fury pulled out of this fight. The legend of Jake Paul continues on… I guess we’ll see if Woodley taking the fight more seriously has a different result. Personally, I’d be a bit worried if I were Jake. He’s done a great job boxing so far, but I don’t know if giving fighters a second crack at him is a good idea. The money train stops for no man so I guess Jake had to fight someone…

If there's no serious medical condition that happened, Fury won't be pulling out. They have a thing to settle with Jake Paul and looks like it will take time to happen. I still hope they will face each other in the future to make it official who's the most dominant.

Tommy made an announcement that he has a broken rib with bacterial chest infection. I would call that pretty serious, even if he himself won't want to back out, that is a huge liability on his next fight. There are a multitude of medical occurences with that kind of condition that could happen at any time during the fight. At this point it would be better for him to back out.

I would not hold it against him, but rather see it as quite responsible as pretending to be healthy is irresponsible towards the gambling community

[Kelvinid]

I really can’t believe that Fury pulled out of this fight. The legend of Jake Paul continues on… I guess we’ll see if Woodley taking the fight more seriously has a different result. Personally, I’d be a bit worried if I were Jake. He’s done a great job boxing so far, but I don’t know if giving fighters a second crack at him is a good idea. The money train stops for no man so I guess Jake had to fight someone…

If there's no serious medical condition that happened, Fury won't be pulling out. They have a thing to settle with Jake Paul and looks like it will take time to happen. I still hope they will face each other in the future to make it official who's the most dominant.

Tommy made an announcement that he has a broken rib with bacterial chest infection. I would call that pretty serious, even if he himself won't want to back out, that is a huge liability on his next fight. There are a multitude of medical occurences with that kind of condition that could happen at any time during the fight. At this point it would be better for him to back out.

I would not hold it against him, but rather see it as quite responsible as pretending to be healthy is irresponsible towards the gambling community

If the problem is true then it's necessary that he won't fight. Fans would not be happy if he loses against Jake Paul and just make an excuses after the right, he better get himself healed first since the opportunity is still always there, if Jake Paul wins his next fight, then maybe they can schedule a fight next year when Tommy Fury is already healthy.

[harizen]

If the problem is true then it's necessary that he won't fight. Fans would not be happy if he loses against Jake Paul and just make an excuses after the right, he better get himself healed first since the opportunity is still always there, if Jake Paul wins his next fight, then maybe they can schedule a fight next year when Tommy Fury is already healthy.

Obviously, it's a truth for me. I don't see any advantages or benefits of not telling the truth. It's good to back out instead of pushing the fight for the sake of the money. Moving forward, it's a good decision for him. The possibility to fight is just there.

He is now sitting back and relaxed waiting for a later fight between Jake Paul and the one who replaced him, Tyron Woodley.

[chaser15]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

[Hypnosis00]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

Well, it happened already, there's nothing we can do, the fight is postponed and maybe we will just have to wait for this next year until Tommy Fury will fully recover. While waiting, Jake Paul has to win his fight against Woodey so he will just wait for the fight between Fury to be realized, if it will not happen next year, then we should not expect this fight anymore.

[Fredomago]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

Well, it happened already, there's nothing we can do, the fight is postponed and maybe we will just have to wait for this next year until Tommy Fury will fully recover. While waiting, Jake Paul has to win his fight against Woodey so he will just wait for the fight between Fury to be realized, if it will not happen next year, then we should not expect this fight anymore.

Nothing else but to wait. It happened and even Fury's camp blame that idiot. Nothing will be changed; the fight was postponed and if ever Fury recover next year, he's camp will give the promoters update so we might see this fight to resume, though just like what you just mentioned Paul needs to win against Woodley again, from that, the wait for Fury will be more interested. Fans and viewers will consider him as a good fighter a good chance for Paul to give us what he got before facing Fury 

[herurist]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

Well, it happened already, there's nothing we can do, the fight is postponed and maybe we will just have to wait for this next year until Tommy Fury will fully recover. While waiting, Jake Paul has to win his fight against Woodey so he will just wait for the fight between Fury to be realized, if it will not happen next year, then we should not expect this fight anymore.

Nothing else but to wait. It happened and even Fury's camp blame that idiot. Nothing will be changed; the fight was postponed and if ever Fury recover next year, he's camp will give the promoters update so we might see this fight to resume, though just like what you just mentioned Paul needs to win against Woodley again, from that, the wait for Fury will be more interested. Fans and viewers will consider him as a good fighter a good chance for Paul to give us what he got before facing Fury 

their chance to be able to compete is very difficult now jack may come back to challenge if fury is healed later but will he be able to beat Woodey later.
whether this youtuber can bring his luck again against this former UFC fighter or not because if you look at it, actually Woodey is a former UFC welterweight champion who is considered a good striking MMA fighter.

[eaLiTy]

~
their chance to be able to compete is very difficult now jack may come back to challenge if fury is healed later but will he be able to beat Woodey later.
whether this youtuber can bring his luck again against this former UFC fighter or not because if you look at it, actually Woodey is a former UFC welterweight champion who is considered a good striking MMA fighter.

There are huge bets coming in for Tyron Woodley and the odds are attractive and some of the experts are claiming that Tyron Woodley can amend his loss this time around and the odds are 2.8 which is really attractive but i have not seen him win a fight for a long time and i am yet to see him work in the gym and Tyron Woodley had really power when he was reigning as a champion but once he lost that power, may be due to injury he started accumulating losses.

[stadus]

~
their chance to be able to compete is very difficult now jack may come back to challenge if fury is healed later but will he be able to beat Woodey later.
whether this youtuber can bring his luck again against this former UFC fighter or not because if you look at it, actually Woodey is a former UFC welterweight champion who is considered a good striking MMA fighter.

There are huge bets coming in for Tyron Woodley and the odds are attractive and some of the experts are claiming that Tyron Woodley can amend his loss this time around and the odds are 2.8 which is really attractive but i have not seen him win a fight for a long time and i am yet to see him work in the gym and Tyron Woodley had really power when he was reigning as a champion but once he lost that power, may be due to injury he started accumulating losses.

I would be surprised if Woodley would win here, not underestimating him but this exhibition fight is the game of Jake Paul, he is the king here and he will not choose an opponent that he think he would lose. If Woodley will adjust here, I'm pretty sure Jake Paul would do the same.

[molsewid]

I would be surprised if Woodley would win here, not underestimating him but this exhibition fight is the game of Jake Paul, he is the king here and he will not choose an opponent that he think he would lose. If Woodley will adjust here, I'm pretty sure Jake Paul would do the same.

It looks like this exhibition bout was just made to be a way of a formal announcement that Jake Paul was a winner, I feel that this is one of the fixed games and betting on the fighters will it seems to be able to win you need to bet on the side of Jake Paul because this exhibition bout game is for him. But I am thinking what if Tylor Woodley could make Jake Paul knock out and perform a great fight inside the ring will this still be questionable for him to win the game?

[eaLiTy]

~
I would be surprised if Woodley would win here, not underestimating him but this exhibition fight is the game of Jake Paul, he is the king here and he will not choose an opponent that he think he would lose. If Woodley will adjust here, I'm pretty sure Jake Paul would do the same.

After watching the fight, the hype created by the so called analyst was to hype up the fight so that users will purchase the PPV and they have done  good job hyping the fight. Now the dream of Tyron Woodley to pursue a career in boxing is over as he is not even able to defeat Jake Paul and his career in MMA is done for good. He needs to find something else or pursue a career in music which he was trying to pursue when he was the champion .

[Ziskinberg]

~
I would be surprised if Woodley would win here, not underestimating him but this exhibition fight is the game of Jake Paul, he is the king here and he will not choose an opponent that he think he would lose. If Woodley will adjust here, I'm pretty sure Jake Paul would do the same.

After watching the fight, the hype created by the so called analyst was to hype up the fight so that users will purchase the PPV and they have done  good job hyping the fight. Now the dream of Tyron Woodley to pursue a career in boxing is over as he is not even able to defeat Jake Paul and his career in MMA is done for good. He needs to find something else or pursue a career in music which he was trying to pursue when he was the champion .

At least the controversy is over, the rematch gave Jake Paul a chance to prove to the world that he really won the last fight and he made a statement by knocking down Woodley so people will not speculate anymore.

What's next for Jake Paul? is he planning to go professional or continue with exhibition fights?

[aioc]

What's next for Jake Paul? is he planning to go professional or continue with exhibition fights?

He should go professional and start fighting professional boxers, he has proven his worth, people will get tired of his exhibition matches when he can fight like a professional, he cannot go on like this, I want the Fury fight to happen, because Tommy Fury has a chance to stop Jake Paul's train, I hope they will still agree to fight each other.

[Fredomago]

~
I would be surprised if Woodley would win here, not underestimating him but this exhibition fight is the game of Jake Paul, he is the king here and he will not choose an opponent that he think he would lose. If Woodley will adjust here, I'm pretty sure Jake Paul would do the same.

After watching the fight, the hype created by the so called analyst was to hype up the fight so that users will purchase the PPV and they have done  good job hyping the fight. Now the dream of Tyron Woodley to pursue a career in boxing is over as he is not even able to defeat Jake Paul and his career in MMA is done for good. He needs to find something else or pursue a career in music which he was trying to pursue when he was the champion .

At least the controversy is over, the rematch gave Jake Paul a chance to prove to the world that he really won the last fight and he made a statement by knocking down Woodley so people will not speculate anymore.

What's next for Jake Paul? is he planning to go professional or continue with exhibition fights?

Is he waiting for Fury? not sure about your question but since he already beat Woodley 2x, he can proceed and make his way to real fight if he chooses that way for his career.Else, he will continue making money with exhibition matches and let the hypes die itself. Paul and his camp need to work things out. It's not always that the fans will bite this of entertainment.

[DU18]

I would be surprised if Woodley would win here, not underestimating him but this exhibition fight is the game of Jake Paul, he is the king here and he will not choose an opponent that he think he would lose. If Woodley will adjust here, I'm pretty sure Jake Paul would do the same.

I think so too, Right now the exhibition match that is happening is certainly one of Jake Paul ideas in seeking sensation to increase his popularity, so of course every candidate chosen will have abilities below the abilities possessed by Jake Paul at this time, I don't think if he dares to challenge a fighter or boxer who is stronger than him like tyson furry, anthony joshua or even deontay wilder who is a boxer who is still an active boxer, i think there is only popularity and money behind all the exhibition boxing matches made so far and I don't think if he will be able to continue his career as a professional boxer later.

[pawanjain]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

It's not necessary that his body should be able to handle the punch. Hitting with bare hands has maximum risks of bone damage.
The intensity with which a punch lands on the body is what determines how much impact it creates on the bone.
If the threshold is crosses then a bone damage is inevitable. Boxers take a lot of body shots already which does create an impact on their bones.

[herurist]

~
their chance to be able to compete is very difficult now jack may come back to challenge if fury is healed later but will he be able to beat Woodey later.
whether this youtuber can bring his luck again against this former UFC fighter or not because if you look at it, actually Woodey is a former UFC welterweight champion who is considered a good striking MMA fighter.

There are huge bets coming in for Tyron Woodley and the odds are attractive and some of the experts are claiming that Tyron Woodley can amend his loss this time around and the odds are 2.8 which is really attractive but i have not seen him win a fight for a long time and i am yet to see him work in the gym and Tyron Woodley had really power when he was reigning as a champion but once he lost that power, may be due to injury he started accumulating losses.

in terms of strength, actually there is no need to talk about who is strong but the problem is this is an exhibition match which incidentally when talking about champions, jack is the one who will occupy the top rank and the king of exhibitions
It doesn't matter what kind of strength he is, no matter what his performance in the ring is like, what is certain is that Jack is above all (in popularity).
I personally don't want to bet on matches like this because I don't think it's going to go well

[Viscore]

~
their chance to be able to compete is very difficult now jack may come back to challenge if fury is healed later but will he be able to beat Woodey later.
whether this youtuber can bring his luck again against this former UFC fighter or not because if you look at it, actually Woodey is a former UFC welterweight champion who is considered a good striking MMA fighter.

There are huge bets coming in for Tyron Woodley and the odds are attractive and some of the experts are claiming that Tyron Woodley can amend his loss this time around and the odds are 2.8 which is really attractive but i have not seen him win a fight for a long time and i am yet to see him work in the gym and Tyron Woodley had really power when he was reigning as a champion but once he lost that power, may be due to injury he started accumulating losses.

in terms of strength, actually there is no need to talk about who is strong but the problem is this is an exhibition match which incidentally when talking about champions, jack is the one who will occupy the top rank and the king of exhibitions
It doesn't matter what kind of strength he is, no matter what his performance in the ring is like, what is certain is that Jack is above all (in popularity).
I personally don't want to bet on matches like this because I don't think it's going to go well

You made a type error two times already, it's not jack but Jake.

Yes, if we rank the fighters in exhibition fights, Jake Paul is in the top 1 as he is still undefeated until now, no offense on Mayweather but Jake Paul has been consistently fighting and I'm waiting for his next big fight as he gets better every time. Though I still prefer a professional fight that this one, but it's hard to resist seeing exhibition fights since they know how to hype the fight.

[AmoreJaz]

~
their chance to be able to compete is very difficult now jack may come back to challenge if fury is healed later but will he be able to beat Woodey later.
whether this youtuber can bring his luck again against this former UFC fighter or not because if you look at it, actually Woodey is a former UFC welterweight champion who is considered a good striking MMA fighter.

There are huge bets coming in for Tyron Woodley and the odds are attractive and some of the experts are claiming that Tyron Woodley can amend his loss this time around and the odds are 2.8 which is really attractive but i have not seen him win a fight for a long time and i am yet to see him work in the gym and Tyron Woodley had really power when he was reigning as a champion but once he lost that power, may be due to injury he started accumulating losses.

in terms of strength, actually there is no need to talk about who is strong but the problem is this is an exhibition match which incidentally when talking about champions, jack is the one who will occupy the top rank and the king of exhibitions
It doesn't matter what kind of strength he is, no matter what his performance in the ring is like, what is certain is that Jack is above all (in popularity).
I personally don't want to bet on matches like this because I don't think it's going to go well

You made a type error two times already, it's not jack but Jake.

Yes, if we rank the fighters in exhibition fights, Jake Paul is in the top 1 as he is still undefeated until now, no offense on Mayweather but Jake Paul has been consistently fighting and I'm waiting for his next big fight as he gets better every time. Though I still prefer a professional fight that this one, but it's hard to resist seeing exhibition fights since they know how to hype the fight.

that's their job, to hype their upcoming fight to earn more. it is more on how much money they can generate for the exhibition fight. the more noise they can create, the better. because remember, this is not a professional title that they are fighting for. just mere entertainment for the fans, and of course, their paycheck afterwards.
since jake paul is undefeated up until now, and with his recent stint with woodley, his asking price from the promoters may go higher and higher. i guess, he's earning a lot more compared to most professional boxers today. not bad at all for his part.

[wxa7115]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

One thing many people do not know is that boxing gloves have two different functions, the first is to protect the hands of the boxers so they do not break the bones of other hands, this much is obvious and that is the only function most people think they have.

But an even more important function is to diminish the power of the punches, after all boxing gloves are heavy and this slows down the speed of the punches and it make easier to defend against incoming punches, this is why a boxing fight on average last a lot longer than a MMA fight where the gloves are way smaller, so it is not inconceivable that something like this happened despite Tommy Fury being a professional boxer which is used to receive punches on his body.

[goinmerry]

What's next for Jake Paul? is he planning to go professional or continue with exhibition fights?

What do you mean to go to professional? His fight was a professional match. Woodley vs Paul is sanctioned as a professional fight. Maybe you are talking with Logan Paul, his brother that is more competing in an exhibition match.

What next would be fighting a real boxer in his prime same weight, same age, same on everything. Jake Paul should do that to make him more appealing to the community. He is tagged the same with Logan Paul's boxing career making his supposed professional match into an exhibition match.

[romero121]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

It's not necessary that his body should be able to handle the punch. Hitting with bare hands has maximum risks of bone damage.
The intensity with which a punch lands on the body is what determines how much impact it creates on the bone.
If the threshold is crosses then a bone damage is inevitable. Boxers take a lot of body shots already which does create an impact on their bones.

These days we can see boxers taking shots to keep themselves pain free and not make any big impact on the game. There is nothing to determine the impact that happened through injection. Jake Paul is energetic and has got good skills to fight against the Tommy Fury, because he's different from Logan Paul who use his fame to play exhibition matches. Maybe someday Logan Paul will request for a exhibition match with Jake Paul.

[pawanjain]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

It's not necessary that his body should be able to handle the punch. Hitting with bare hands has maximum risks of bone damage.
The intensity with which a punch lands on the body is what determines how much impact it creates on the bone.
If the threshold is crosses then a bone damage is inevitable. Boxers take a lot of body shots already which does create an impact on their bones.

These days we can see boxers taking shots to keep themselves pain free and not make any big impact on the game. There is nothing to determine the impact that happened through injection. Jake Paul is energetic and has got good skills to fight against the Tommy Fury, because he's different from Logan Paul who use his fame to play exhibition matches. Maybe someday Logan Paul will request for a exhibition match with Jake Paul.

Jake Paul might be better than Logan Paul but he still lacks the skills when compared to Tommy Fury in my perspective.
Tommy is more professional than Jake Paul. But yeah Logan Paul is just getting in it for the fame.
Jake will definitely kick Logan's ass if they both were to fight each other.

[South Park]

What's next for Jake Paul? is he planning to go professional or continue with exhibition fights?

What do you mean to go to professional? His fight was a professional match. Woodley vs Paul is sanctioned as a professional fight. Maybe you are talking with Logan Paul, his brother that is more competing in an exhibition match.

What next would be fighting a real boxer in his prime same weight, same age, same on everything. Jake Paul should do that to make him more appealing to the community. He is tagged the same with Logan Paul's boxing career making his supposed professional match into an exhibition match.

While you are correct the nature of the fight made a lot of fans to think that it was just an exhibition match, and now he is fighting him again which will increase the number of people that think about the previous fight in that way, so I think the same as you do, if he wants to actually become a pro then he needs to fight against other boxers that are trying to make a name to themselves and that are going to do everything they can to beat him, and even if he losses he will gain the respect of the boxing community by doing so, but I do not know if that is one of the goals he has in mind.

[ChiBitCTy]

I saw the highlights of the Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley match and of course it turned out exactly how I would hope that it wouldn't lol.  I can't stand both Jake and Logan, two of the biggest douchebags there are.  I am also getting pretty tired of them boxing non-boxers.  I want to see either of these fools actually fight a legitimate boxer.  I think I heard something about Mike Tyson wanting to fight one of them, has any one heard that?

[Rufsilf]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

Oh, that explains why Tommy Fury's team decided to pull out few days prior to the fight as he is badly injured and needs immediate medical attention. A rib injury is indeed a painful experience especially if it's caused by a bare knuckle punch, even if it's equipped with gloves a rib injury could still happen. Ofcourse that punch came from a much stronger guy with a motive to help Tommy endure the pain and make his body strong enough to withstand consecutive punches, it was just too sad that his body can't handle that much.

[LUCKMCFLY]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

It's not necessary that his body should be able to handle the punch. Hitting with bare hands has maximum risks of bone damage.
The intensity with which a punch lands on the body is what determines how much impact it creates on the bone.
If the threshold is crosses then a bone damage is inevitable. Boxers take a lot of body shots already which does create an impact on their bones.

These days we can see boxers taking shots to keep themselves pain free and not make any big impact on the game. There is nothing to determine the impact that happened through injection. Jake Paul is energetic and has got good skills to fight against the Tommy Fury, because he's different from Logan Paul who use his fame to play exhibition matches. Maybe someday Logan Paul will request for a exhibition match with Jake Paul.

Well if it should be noted that a blow to the bare knuckles the pain and the damage it causes is unique, however at the moment of adrenaline that does not hurt at all, when you see it, you have the bruises, the inflammation, but obviously the training boxers are one of the toughest that exist in life, because they have to prepare that hard so that they can withstand that kind of blows, even with more force than they can come and not get dizzy, the bad thing is when you start to get dizzy Because coordination fails, no matter how much you give your body a good command, it will do it in a clumsy or wrong way, there is the danger of falling into a knockout.

[Kelvinid]

According to the article here, that Tommy Fury is dealing with an injury even before it was announced leading him to pull out of the fight. That rib injury was caused by what they called an idiot on that gym that punch Tommy Fury with a bare knuckle that leads to a broken bone.

I can't imagine why that event happened in the first place? Not saying Tommy Fury should be able to handle it but did he receive the punch without paying attention? But regardless, at least his body should be strong enough to handle the impact even unaware and defense less.

Oh, that explains why Tommy Fury's team decided to pull out few days prior to the fight as he is badly injured and needs immediate medical attention. A rib injury is indeed a painful experience especially if it's caused by a bare knuckle punch, even if it's equipped with gloves a rib injury could still happen. Ofcourse that punch came from a much stronger guy with a motive to help Tommy endure the pain and make his body strong enough to withstand consecutive punches, it was just too sad that his body can't handle that much.

Maybe he also felt that he can't win against Jake Paul if he is not 100%.

On the betting sites, Tommy Fury was listed as the favorite to win the fight, but with him dealing an injury, I'm pretty sure the underdog will win. Boxing is a very physical sport, if a boxer has a problem with his body like an injury, his opponent will notice it and will easily exploit it to defeat him.