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‘We will miss you dadda’ – Molly-Mae and baby Bambi say goodbye to Tommy Fury ahead of Jake Paul fight in Saudi Arabia


MOLLY-MAE HAGUE and baby daughter Bambi said goodbye to dad Tommy Fury ahead of his fight with Jake Paul in Saudi Arabia.

Fury is making the 4,000 mile trip to finally face Paul, on February 26 in the Middle East.

Tommy Fury kisses goodbye to Molly-Mae and baby BambiCredit: @mollymae
Tommy Fury is set for Saudi Arabia to face nemesis Jake PaulCredit: @tommyfury

But it will come at the cost of leaving girlfriend Molly-Mae and new-born daughter Bambi ahead of the fight of his life.

Alongside an adorable snap, captioned ‘Our champ’, Molly-Mae wrote: “And he’s off to go get that win. We will miss you dadda… So beyond proud of you.”

Fury, due to travel to Riyadh, wrote on his own post: “Best camp of my entire life. Saudi… I’m coming.”

Ever the troll merchant, Paul quickly commented on Fury’s post: “Can’t wait to see you daddy.”

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Fury, 23, has twice pulled out of fighting Paul, 26, in the past due to a rib injury in December 2021 and US visa issue last August.

But they hope it will be third time lucky after they once more rescheduled their grudge match, this time on neutral ground.

And Paul could not resist the chance to aim another dig at Fury and his past pullouts.

He swiped: “Wow he’s actually gonna show up.”

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YouTuber-turned 6-0 boxer Paul has beaten ex-MMA champions in Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley and Anderson Silva.

But Fury will be his first opponent with a recognised boxing record when they meet in the Saudi desert.

They are scheduled for eight rounds at a catchweight of 185lb with bragging rights, reputations and unbeaten records on the line.

Jake Paul and Tommy Fury facing off ahead of their fightCredit: GETTY


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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