Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury Prediction: the Blogger to Finish Off the Boxer-Poseur

On February 26 in Saudi Arabia, Jake Paul's next fight will take place. This time his opponent will be a boxer, the younger brother of Gypsy King Tommy Fury.

It's been a while, and Jake Paul has made everyone consider himself a full-fledged fighter, not some blogger. He was already in the industry, training hard with the best trainers in the best conditions and using the best methods. In addition, he turned out to be talented, and all the guys he defeated, former Bellator and One FC champion Ben Askren, former UFC champion Tyron Woodley (twice), and former UFC champion Anderson Silva have experienced that.

And while the talk of the rigged matches was initially loud, it has subsided. Paul has become a real boxer who doesn't believe it and can rewatch his previous fight with the legend Anderson Silva.

If Tommy can’t splatter Jake Paul, I’ll retire him from boxing myself. If he can’t beat Jake Paul, forget about boxing. Because he’s got ambitions of being a world champion, never mind beating some YouTube guy.

Tyson Luke Fury

Fury Jr.'s resume looks beautiful (8-0 in professional boxing). But if you look closely, you can grab your head or stomach with laughter, whichever you prefer. He's beaten "boxers" with stats of 10-102, 0-26, and things like that. Even with those, he only sometimes won prematurely. So it makes no sense to view him as a good boxer with danger to Paul, and the blogger's humiliating words sound plausible this time.

He's fought taxi drivers, he has no chin, it's all a joke. I'm ending you February 26, your not built for this moment, it's all fake confidence, you can't even knock out a taxi driver. Tommy has so much to lose, his family is going to disown him when I knock him the f*** out. Sorry Tyson, I love you but it's over for your brother.

Jake Paul

We have already seen that Paul has a heavy punch. He can box the whole distance. In addition, it is obvious that he is physically stronger and more aggressive than his opponent.