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Watch Tommy Fury land massive right hand on punch machine… but fall just short of brother Tyson’s score


TOMMY FURY showed off his punching power with a massive right hand on a punch machine – but could not match brother Tyson.

The 23-year-old connected brilliantly with the punch bag and recorded a score of 948.

Tommy Fury scored an impressive 948 on the punch machineCredit: Instagram @TysonFury
Fury is preparing for his next fight against Paul Bamba in NovemberCredit: Reuters
Tyson Fury scored 993 on the same punch machine using his weaker handCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun

Tommy seemed please with his effort and rightly so, since Anthony Joshua could only manage a score of 848 on the Graham Norton show in 2017.

Although in AJ’s defence, each machine is different making any comparisons hard to gauge.

However, Tyson did use the same machine as his brother in a recent video and used his weaker left hand.

Yet the Gypsy King managed a very impressive 993 to send a message to his rivals.

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Tommy will be working on ways to improve his power as he prepares for his ring return.

The ex-Love Island star is confirmed to be fighting Paul Bamba on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather Jr v Deji on November 13.

It will be Tommy’s first bout since April and comes days after his proposed fight with Tyron Woodley fell through.

Meanwhile, Tyson will NOT be fighting AJ after promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed talks are off.

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Tyson, 34, slammed Joshua for not agreeing to the deal before the deadline last week and Hearn revealed he is not willing to play games with the heavyweight champion.

Hearn also claimed Tyson has sent Derek Chisora a contract to fight on December 3 instead despite previous talks between the pair collapsing in August.


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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