in

Tyson Fury wants TAG-TEAM boxing match with brother Tommy against Jake and Logan Paul


TYSON FURY wants a TAG-TEAM boxing match with his brother Tommy against Jake and Logan Paul.

Tyson’s younger sibling Tommy faces Jake on February 26 in Saudi Arabia.

Tyson Fury pictured with younger brother TommyCredit: Social Media – Refer to source
Jake Paul next to older brother LoganCredit: Instagram @jakepaul

But the WBC heavyweight world champion has struck up a surprise friendship with the 6-0 YouTuber-turned boxer.

Although Tyson’s loyalty stands with Tommy and is ready to take on the Paul brothers together.

He told Joe: “Obviously, I’m backing my own brother against Jake and I’m sure his brother will do.

“But I’ve got an idea, we could do this as a little tag-team match. When he gets tired, tag his brother in, I’ll tag my brother in. Boom!”

READ MORE IN boxing

Tyson, 34, has called to fight ex-UFC star Francis Ngannou, 36, in an unprecedented boxing match in a cage with 4oz gloves on.

But his idea of tag-team boxing has already been taken by KSI’s Misfits boxing promotion, who will debut the move on March 4.

Tommy, 23, is finally set to get Jake, 26, in the ring having pulled out twice before amid injury and US visa issues.

And the pair of celebrity boxing rivals faced off for the first time last weekend at Wembley Arena.

Most read in Boxing

CASINO SPECIAL – BEST NEW CUSTOMER SIGN UP DEALS

Tyson was ringside at linked up with Jake beforehand – even taking a picture with the American – risking the wrath of Tommy.

He joked: “I’m going to post that now and Tommy’s going to go mad!”

And Jake claimed the pair are best friend for life after posing with Tyson and his two sons.

He said: “I already said, we’re BFFLs.”

Tyson Fury with Jake PaulCredit: @mostvaluablepromotions


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


Tagcloud:

Jake Paul teases fight bet with Tommy Fury after vowing to make rival change his surname to ‘Fumbles’

Barcelona 18 SECONDS late to submit paperwork for LA Galaxy star and face nervous wait to see if they can sign him