[Boxing]Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall - June 13

[crwth]

Given the huge mismatch here, it's quite concerning ^{(even if it's an exhibition)}; it could pose real physical danger. The odds of a knockout would increase, and, of course, there would be physical damage.

Under the current rules, the short rounds would benefit Hall because they would require less endurance to actually fight. I don't think it would be enough for the mismatch, though.

[OgNasty]

Fight went pretty much exactly like I thought it would. Tommy Fury by decision in the end of a somewhat disappointing fight. I think Eddie Hall should stick to fighting little people and let the boxing events go to actual boxers. I like the guy and I’m glad he got paid, but this fight wasn’t it.

[freedomgo]

Eddie Hall looked really huge in there, but he could not land any solid punch that could hurt Tommy Fury. Hall was the bigger guy, but Fury was the quicker one. So I think I would agree with the judges’ scorecard giving a majority decision win to Tommy Fury. Maybe next time they will bring this to 12 rounds and let us see who will gas out first.

[coinrifft]

Given the huge mismatch here, it's quite concerning ^{(even if it's an exhibition)}; it could pose real physical danger. The odds of a knockout would increase, and, of course, there would be physical damage.

Under the current rules, the short rounds would benefit Hall because they would require less endurance to actually fight. I don't think it would be enough for the mismatch, though.

It should benefit him, but in the end, Tommy Fury has a game plan, and what we have seen, get Eddie Hall tire even if the rounds were shorten to just 2 minutes. And Hall was slow too that's why Fury was able to anticipate and dodge and circle around.

And although he hit Hall flush, surprisingly, he has no power to bring the big man down or hurt him with his punches. What really hurt Eddie Hall was his lack of stamina for this kind of sports. As usually he just go and needed spurts to pull in heavy weights but it's not applicable in this game.

[Questat]

What really hurt Eddie Hall was his lack of stamina for this kind of sports. As usually he just go and needed spurts to pull in heavy weights but it's not applicable in this game.

Because that was really not his game, while Tommy Fury is a real boxer. So we already know what to expect. If I am not mistaken, I think Tommy Fury was the favorite in the betting line. It is just like Jake Paul looking to fight a popular non-boxer just to make the fight interesting. This could be the start for Tommy Fury, while Jake Paul is probably resting due to the injury he suffered in his last fight.

[TopTort777]

Boring fight. Tommy should have won by TKO when Hall runs out of stamina, however could not do it. If Tommmy posses himself as a pro boxer, he must finish early such opponents who have no boxing background. Instead, it is only a majority win. That is a huge minus in Tommy reputation. Give him a real boxer next time or Jake Paul, and it would be a loss for him.

[Natalim]

Boring fight. Tommy should have won by TKO when Hall runs out of stamina, however could not do it. If Tommmy posses himself as a pro boxer, he must finish early such opponents who have no boxing background. Instead, it is only a majority win. That is a huge minus in Tommy reputation. Give him a real boxer next time or Jake Paul, and it would be a loss for him.

Tommy did not want to risk going for a TKO because he knew Hall still had power.
One clean punch to his face and it could be over for him.

But you are right, it was boring. So I think there will never be a rematch for this fight. People got hyped before it happened, but many were disappointed with the result.

is there a next fight lining up for Tommy Fury?

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Congrats to Tommy on the victory but why does John Fury always have to make it about him

Take a look at this, the guy needs help

https://x.com/HappyPunch/status/2065985520258163029

[aioc]

It should benefit him, but in the end, Tommy Fury has a game plan, and what we have seen, get Eddie Hall tire even if the rounds were shorten to just 2 minutes. And Hall was slow too that's why Fury was able to anticipate and dodge and circle around.

And although he hit Hall flush, surprisingly, he has no power to bring the big man down or hurt him with his punches. What really hurt Eddie Hall was his lack of stamina for this kind of sports. As usually he just go and needed spurts to pull in heavy weights but it's not applicable in this game.

The fight turned out to be what we expected, since this is a six rounds two minutes per round Tommy used his superior boxing skills by moving around and not letting Eddie have the muscle advantage by fighting it close.
I read that both fighters earned 7 figures, not bad for a 12-minute fight, but not an action-packed fight that boxing fans are looking for.
Tommy should continue fighting professional boxers, and Eddie should just go back to creating funny reels. No rematch expected for this fight.

[fullfitlarry]

Boring fight. Tommy should have won by TKO when Hall runs out of stamina, however could not do it. If Tommmy posses himself as a pro boxer, he must finish early such opponents who have no boxing background. Instead, it is only a majority win. That is a huge minus in Tommy reputation. Give him a real boxer next time or Jake Paul, and it would be a loss for him.

It's either Tommy is soft or the chin of Eddie Hall is holding. Because there are moments that Tommy hit him but Hall was not damage. But the accumulation of punches and then his gas tank was the problem with him.

Tommy is very careful as he doesn't want to be caught by that one punch and him going down to the canvass. So a win is a win for him and as someone mentioned, 7 figures and this two are laughing and going to the bank to deposit that big money.

[pawel7777]

The fight went pretty much as everyone expected. Tommy was circling around trying to score some points, while Eddie was looking for a KO.
Some say Eddie deserved a win, but I don't have an opinion as I haven't seen a full fight, only the highlights. Eddie seemed to be the aggressive one who was applying the pressure throughout the whole 6 rounds. I think he did well in managing his energy and didn't gas out early on, although he was clearly tired by the end of the fight.

The organisers had some sense of humour when selecting the panel of judges. The fight was scored by two boxers, Belew and Chisora and Chase DeMoor, a celebrity boxer wannabe who defeated Andre Tate.

After the fight Eddie was caught saying boxing is not for him, but I wouldn't be very surprised to see him in the ring again.

[AmoreJaz]

The fight went pretty much as everyone expected. Tommy was circling around trying to score some points, while Eddie was looking for a KO.
Some say Eddie deserved a win, but I don't have an opinion as I haven't seen a full fight, only the highlights. Eddie seemed to be the aggressive one who was applying the pressure throughout the whole 6 rounds. I think he did well in managing his energy and didn't gas out early on, although he was clearly tired by the end of the fight.

The organisers had some sense of humour when selecting the panel of judges. The fight was scored by two boxers, Belew and Chisora and Chase DeMoor, a celebrity boxer wannabe who defeated Andre Tate.

After the fight Eddie was caught saying boxing is not for him, but I wouldn't be very surprised to see him in the ring again.

Well, it is a matter of how much is the purse for him to get back inside the ring again. This is boxing and if the promoter can see some profits, they will find a way to find another match for his boxer. Boxing revolves around the money, that's the bottomline. Because without it, I don't think they will be happy letting someone punch them for no reason at all. There are costs that they need to pay for this brutal sports. And so, with the right money on the table, I would say, they would sign up another contract to possibly earn their retirement savings.

[acroman08]

Congrats to Tommy on the victory but why does John Fury always have to make it about him

Take a look at this, the guy needs help

https://x.com/HappyPunch/status/2065985520258163029

The guy feels like a narcissist. I remember reading that the reason Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall happened was because of Tommy's father and Eddie Hall's feud with each other, though I am not 100% certain how accurate it is. If Tommy's father and Eddie Hall had a feud with each other, they should have been the ones who fought each other, but that wouldn't have garnered as much viewership.

[OgNasty]

Congrats to Tommy on the victory but why does John Fury always have to make it about him

Take a look at this, the guy needs help

https://x.com/HappyPunch/status/2065985520258163029

The guy feels like a narcissist. I remember reading that the reason Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall happened was because of Tommy's father and Eddie Hall's feud with each other, though I am not 100% certain how accurate it is. If Tommy's father and Eddie Hall had a feud with each other, they should have been the ones who fought each other, but that wouldn't have garnered as much viewership.

He just wants a piece of the spotlight. He sacrificed a lot I’m sure for his son to be in the position he’s in. It is a tired act but it is one we’ve seen plenty before. LaVar Ball comes to mind. I’m just shocked that people still care enough about Tommy Fury to watch him do these boxing matches.

[tread93]

Tommy Fury and Eddie Hall will apparently have a non-sanctioned boxing match on June 13.

This will be an interesting match, I mean, from what I've read there is no weight limit. The size difference between the two is staggering. I am curious what Tommy Fury will do against Eddie Hall's size.

From what I know, this will be Eddie Hall's second exhibition/non-sanctioned boxing match, so he isn't totally clueless about boxing, he also has a 1-0 record in MMA, and a 2v1 exhibition MMA fight. As for Tommy Fury, the guy has an 11-0 record in boxing, his last fight was in 2025 against Kenan Hanjalic, which he won via UD.

If anyone is curious, here's the full fight card for their match.
Tommy Fury vs. Eddie Hall :  Heavyweight
Anthony Taylor  vs. Matty Floyd :  Light heavyweight
Swarmz vs. BDave :  Light heavyweight
Big Stacks vs. Armz :  Heavyweight
Ibiza Final Boss vs. Jordan McCann :  Heavyweight
Jade Jones vs. Federica Riccio :  Heavyweight
Adam Brooks vs. Rahim Pardesi :  Heavyweight
Leah Gotti vs. Little Bellsy :  Heavyweight
source: 1, 2

Oh yeah this will be a fun one to watch. I like Fury and like you showed he is undefeated. Pretty solid! I will definitely make sure i tune in for this event. Might have to see if there is a bet going on kalshi

[bisdak40]

The fight went pretty much as everyone expected. Tommy was circling around trying to score some points, while Eddie was looking for a KO.
Some say Eddie deserved a win, but I don't have an opinion as I haven't seen a full fight, only the highlights. Eddie seemed to be the aggressive one who was applying the pressure throughout the whole 6 rounds. I think he did well in managing his energy and didn't gas out early on, although he was clearly tired by the end of the fight.

The organisers had some sense of humour when selecting the panel of judges. The fight was scored by two boxers, Belew and Chisora and Chase DeMoor, a celebrity boxer wannabe who defeated Andre Tate.

After the fight Eddie was caught saying boxing is not for him, but I wouldn't be very surprised to see him in the ring again.

Eddie Hall was trying to land those power shots all night but he can't hit the target clear as Fury was running scared and who wouldn't run if the man standing in front of you is the strongest man on the planet trying to hurt you. Tommy Fury landed some shots to Eddie Hall's head but those punches don't do damage to Eddie Hall that is why he is look fresh after the fight though exhausted.

[acroman08]

Oh yeah this will be a fun one to watch. I like Fury and like you showed he is undefeated. Pretty solid! I will definitely make sure i tune in for this event. Might have to see if there is a bet going on kalshi

The fight is already over, look at the date. Eddie Hall lost, and Tommy Fury won via unanimous decision. If you still want to watch their fight, here's a video I found online https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xafh4b6. Also, if you are curious how much they got paid, they got around $3M each, according to what I've read.

[Dave1]

The fight went pretty much as everyone expected. Tommy was circling around trying to score some points, while Eddie was looking for a KO.
Some say Eddie deserved a win, but I don't have an opinion as I haven't seen a full fight, only the highlights. Eddie seemed to be the aggressive one who was applying the pressure throughout the whole 6 rounds. I think he did well in managing his energy and didn't gas out early on, although he was clearly tired by the end of the fight.

The organisers had some sense of humour when selecting the panel of judges. The fight was scored by two boxers, Belew and Chisora and Chase DeMoor, a celebrity boxer wannabe who defeated Andre Tate.

After the fight Eddie was caught saying boxing is not for him, but I wouldn't be very surprised to see him in the ring again.

Eddie Hall was trying to land those power shots all night but he can't hit the target clear as Fury was running scared and who wouldn't run if the man standing in front of you is the strongest man on the planet trying to hurt you. Tommy Fury landed some shots to Eddie Hall's head but those punches don't do damage to Eddie Hall that is why he is look fresh after the fight though exhausted.

But as much as we hate that kind of strategy of running around and doesn't want to be tag by Eddie Hall, it is the best and most effective game plan for Tommy. And once he sense that Eddie Hall is getting tired, then that is the time he is willing to engage and try to hit him to score points.

And $3 million per fight is huge is that is the true paycheck that either one of them got from this exhibition fight. So for sure Eddie Hall has taste this kind of money so I will not be surprised to see him fight against next on whoever fighter is going to be offered to him.