THE pay-per-view price for Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury has been revealed – and some boxing fans are raging.
The social media stars will collide in a Saudi showdown nearly two years in the making at the end of the month.
BT Sport have won the broadcasting rights for the grudge match in the UK and Ireland and have made it a box office show.
And boxing fans can watch the pair trade blows for a cool £19.95.
Fight fans were quick to comment on the fee required to watch the Diryah dust-up, with one saying: “Like anyone’s gonna pay for that, I’ll stick to streaming thanks.”
Another said: “WTF it’s PPV as well? Haha. Boxing is dead.”
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And another said: “Think I’d rather go to Wakey Wines and buy a bottle of that overpriced that drink than that.”
One remarked: “‘That used to get you AJ-Klitschko.”
Some fans, however, were quite satisfied with the pricing of the pay-per-view punch-up.
One said: “Bargain, I would have easily paid £29.99 to see this.”
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Another said: “Should be £49.99.”
And another said: “That’s actually decent value for once in 2023.”
One remarked: “Bargain! Surprised it ain’t £30.
“The future of boxing Tommy fumbles.”
The social media feud between Paul and Fury, 26 and 23 respectively, began almost two years ago.
YouTuber turned boxer Paul has repeatedly taken aim at Fury and his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague and even revealed the birth of their daughter Bambi.
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And Fury – the brother of WBC heavyweight champ Tyson – vowed to make The Problem Child pay for his words in double quick time.
In an exclusive interview with SunSport, he said: “I think we all know Tyson by now – and my dad – we all know how to sell pay-per-views, we all know how to hype a fight.
“I think that’s all that is really.
“My dad and Tyson both know what’s going to happen in this fight, Tyson’s been there ever since I started boxing, so has my dad.
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“They know what I’m capable of, they know what my opponent is capable of.
“And it’s going to be quite an easy night’s work.”
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
