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    Tommy Fury moves out of £3.5m mansion into ‘hellhole’ just days after Molly-Mae gives birth to their daughter

    TOMMY FURY is so focussed on beating Jake Paul he has moved out of the mansion he shares with his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague. Fury – who met Molly-Mae on the 2019 series of Love Island – instead revealed he has stayed in a “hellhole” apartment.
    Jake Paul and Tommy Fury ahead of their fightCredit: Getty
    Tommy Fury has moved out of his mansion to focus on fighting Jake PaulCredit: Instagram
    Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae moved into the mansion in 2022Credit: instagram
    It cost the Love Island couple £3.5mCredit: instagram
    Tommy Fury moved out to stay in a ‘hellhole’ with his focus on trainingCredit: Instagram
    He is set to face Paul on February 26 in Saudi Arabia and will let nothing get in the way of victory.
    Fury told Sky Sports: “I’m a professional athlete, I’m a professional boxer.
    “My job is not to make little sly jokes and comments on Instagram and social media.
    “I’m in a training camp. I’m in bed nine o’clock every single night, I’m up 4.30/5am running. Solely focussed on this man.
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    “One man is flying around the globe, coming here to do media stuff going here, there and everywhere and you’ve got one man that’s living in a hellhole.
    “I’ve moved out of my own house, I’m living in a little apartment, I’ve gone back to the dog mindset.

    “And that’s what’s going to get me through this fight, he’s not working as hard as I am, I’m putting the work in.
    “I’m not just putting the work in when the camera’s in front of me. All the cameras are off when I’m working.
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    Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae with baby daughter Bambi
    Tommy fury was back in training shortly afterCredit: instagram
    He captioned his story ‘no short cuts’Credit: instagram
    Tommy Fury has 4.4million Instagram followersCredit: instagram
    “I don’t need people to stand around me and say, ‘You’re doing well, keep going.’
    “It’s already tunnel vision and nothing else is going to distract me. Nothing in this world could take away my focus right now.”
    Fury, 23, moved into his £3.5million mansion in Manchester with Molly-Mae in April 2022.
    The comments he made about leaving to focus on training came during an interview recorded on Saturday, January 28.
    Just five days earlier, he welcomed baby daughter Bambi into the world with partner Molly-Mae, 23.

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    Although Paul, 26, revealed the birth in a social media swipe on January 27.
    He tweeted: “Tommy has no excuses now…Baby’s born. Money’s massive. Immigration no issue.”
    Fury has twice pulled out of fighting Paul in the past, with a rib injury in December 2021 and then a US visa issue last August.
    But he gets a third crack at Paul after the pair agreed a blockbuster in the Middle East.
    And he promised to bury the YouTuber-turned boxer’s career in the Saudi desert without the help of the scorecards.
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    He said: “You’re going to see fireworks, it’s going to be over inside the distance. There is no way in this world this fight goes to points.
    “The judges, don’t bother taking points, because you’re not needed.”
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    ‘Grab him by the blonde hair and nut him’ – Tyson Fury urges brother Tommy to ‘ruffle some feathers’ for Jake Paul fight

    TYSON FURY urged brother Tommy Fury to ruffle Jake Paul’s feathers heading into their fight – starting by headbutting the blonde boxer. Tyson was ringside at Wembley Arena on Saturday as the celebrity boxing rivals came face to face for the first time.
    Jake Paul fights Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia later this monthCredit: Getty
    Tommy Fury pictured with Tyson who has warned he will disown his brother if he losesCredit: Social Media – Refer to Source
    It followed on from the announcement of their rescheduled grudge match on February 26 in Saudi Arabia.
    Tommy, 23, puts bragging rights, reputations and his unbeaten record on the line against Paul, 26, in Riyadh.
    And his heavyweight champion brother Tyson wants him to get the upper hand by any means necessary.
    He told BT Sport: “It’s a good fight and they’re good dance partners. I think Tommy needs to do a bit more talking, actually.
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    “Spice it up a little bit, get in his face a bit more, and ruffle his feathers. Grab him by the blonde hair and nut him maybe, I dunno.”
    Fury has twice pulled out of fighting Paul in the past, with a rib injury in December 2021 and then a US visa issue last August.

    The travel problem has forced them over to the Middle East, where Tyson warned Tommy can stay if he loses.
    But the pair have been training hard together for the fight and the Gypsy King predicted a win for his younger brother.
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    He said: “I see Tommy getting him out of there in around about five or six rounds.
    “I don’t think it will go early, as he (Paul) can box a little bit, I’ve seen him boxing and he’s getting better every month.
    “Tommy should get to him and if he doesn’t I’d like to see a knockout either way, for sure.”
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    Jake Paul reveals exact punch he wants to KO Tommy Fury with and says rival will not be ‘prepared for the moment’

    JAKE PAUL revealed the exact punch he wants to knock out Tommy Fury with and warned: “He’s just not going to be prepared for the moment.”The pair of celebrity boxing rivals have announced the latest rescheduling of their eight-round grudge match, on February 26 in Saudi Arabia
    Jake Paul and Tommy Fury ahead of their fightCredit: PA
    Paul comes into it off the back of wins over ex-MMA champions Ben Askren, 38, Tyron Woodley, 40, and Anderson Silva, 47.
    All three were either knocked out or floored by the YouTuber-turned 6-0 boxer’s right hand.
    But Paul, 26, wants to put down Fury, 23, with his left hook and warned the fight will not go past the half way mark.
    He told iFL TV: “Me and Tommy will be around three rounds max.
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    “He’s just not going to be prepared for the moment or what I’m bringing to the table.
    “I’m trying to knock him out with a hook actually, I want him to be the first person I knock out with my left hand so we’ve been working on that.”
    Fury has twice pulled out of fighting Paul in the past, with a rib injury in December 2021 and then a US visa issue last August.
    The travel woe still persists today and as a result has brought the duo over to the Saudi desert.
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    And Fury has been told by his champion brother Tyson, 34, to stay in the Middle East and vacate their famous surname if he loses.
    With the pressure mounting on, Paul believes he will ruin the 2019 Love Islander’s love for boxing as he broke down how he feels their bout will go.
    He said: “I think the first round will be chill and then I’ll start to figure him out after 30-45 seconds.
    “Then the second round I’ll turn it up and it shouldn’t take much more than that.
    “Tommy should get a good wealth manager, I can recommend you a few.
    “Take the money and ride off into the sunset but this is going to set your life in the direction that you should have been on before and you’re going to hate this f***ing sport after February 26.”
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    ‘You’re leaving on a stretcher!’ – John Fury sends chilling message to Jake Paul as son Tommy prepares for Saudi fight

    JOHN FURY warned Jake Paul his son Tommy will leave him on a “stretcher” after their fight in Saudi Arabia. The two are in training following confirmation of the celebrity grudge match, on February 26 in Riyadh.
    John Fury warned Jake Paul his son Tommy will leave him on a ‘stretcher’Credit: Getty
    Jake Paul fights Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia on February 26Credit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
    They will put bragging rights, reputations and unbeaten records on the line, if they make it third time lucky and make it into the ring.
    It comes after Fury, 23, twice pulled out of facing Paul, 26, in the past, due to a rib injury in December 2021 and US visa issues last August.
    But he gets a third crack after the two renegotiated for a pay-per-view blockbuster in the desert.
    Fury has been warned by his champion brother Tyson, 34, and dad John to stay in Saudi and drop their fighting name if he loses.
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    But John has insisted his boy WILL make it to fight night… and leave Paul unable to stand on his own two feet.
    He said: “Jake, you think Tommy’s not going to show up. You’re going to be very disappointed and mistaken.
    “Because we’re one million per cent going to be there. We can’t wait to get this fight on with you, mate.
    “There’s no way in the world, in this entire world, that the fight ain’t going to happen, pal.
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    “So if you’re dreaming in your own little boys brain, thinking we’re not going to show up and Tommy’s not going to fight you mate, well you’re going to be very wrong.
    “Be prepared to get taken out that ring on a stretcher my friend, because that’s what’s happening to you my friend.
    “You’ve no chance at all, I don’t give you any chance whatsoever, not a remote chance, not even a puncher’s chance.”
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    Logan Paul branded ‘worst brother ever’ as he agrees massive Prime sponsorship deal with Jake’s rival Dana White

    LOGAN PAUL was branded the “worst brother ever” as he agreed a massive Prime sponsorship deal with sibling Jake’s rival Dana White.UFC president White and Jake have been at loggerheads for years.
    Logan Paul with UFC president Dana White as he signed a deal for his Prime drinkCredit: @LoganPaul
    Logan with younger brother JakeCredit: @jakepaul
    But the rivalry has not stopped Logan from teaming up with the UFC, as Prime became the company’s new official global sports drink.
    It is the latest milestone in the American’s venture with former boxing opponent-turned business partner KSI.
    The pair launched hydration drink Prime in 2022 with astonishing success, even becoming a sponsor of Arsenal.
    That is despite brother Jake’s long-standing beef with KSI, which looks to be settled in the ring this year in a grudge match.
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    And after Logan, 27, once again linked up with an enemy of Jake’s in White, fans claimed he was disloyal.
    One said: “Logan Paul gotta be the worst brother of all time.”
    Another said: “Ain’t no way Logan Paul done became friends with his brother’s 2 rivals: KSI and Dana White.”
    One added: “Logan Paul is the worst brother of all time. His brother has serious beef with 2 guys he does business with.”
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    Jake, 26, commented on Logan’s newest partnership with the UFC and White by calling for fighters to receive a cut from the deal.
    He tweeted: “I’m always happy for my brother’s successes and while I have zero involvement in his drink, I hope UFC will share the revenue it receives with fighters.”
    In the past Jake has also been full of support in his older brother’s work with bitter enemy KSI.
    He said on a podcast: “I think it’s dope, I think it’s smart.
    “They’re doing, well, Logan is sort of carrying the whole company, but obviously KSI has got a big name, but it’s crushing it and I’m proud of Logan, and it’s very smart by him.”
    Jake has taken aim at the UFC and White’s pay structure for fighters, calling for the minimum pay to be boosted alongside health care.
    He told SunSport: “I don’t know about the fans, the feud between Dana and I has been a lot of hype and it draws a lot of media.
    “And there’s been a bunch of s**t talked back and forth but my main thing is getting the fighters paid more
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    “Raising the fighter minimum to $50,000 whereas it’s at $12,000 (£9,700) now, getting them long-term healthcare. That’s what it’s mainly about.”
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    Jake Paul and Tommy Fury could be lined up for blockbuster rematch due to contract clause for Saudi Arabia grudge match

    JAKE PAUL and Tommy Fury could be lined up for a blockbuster rematch due to a clause in their contract. The pair of celebrity boxing rivals have announced the latest rescheduling of their grudge match, on February 26 in Saudi Arabia.
    Jake Paul and Tommy Fury ahead of their fightCredit: PA
    It came after months of speculation and drawn out negotiations between the opposing camps.
    Paul confirmed that his deal includes a right to rematch if he is beaten, something not afforded to Fury.
    Meaning if the American loses for the first time in the boxing ring, it puts the duo in line for a mega-money sequel.
    Paul, 26, also revealed they will fight over eight scheduled rounds, despite rumours of a ten-rounder.
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    He has twice gone that distance, in points wins over ex-UFC champions Tyron Woodley, 40, and Anderson Silva, 47.
    But Fury, 23, has only ever seen the six-round mark, in his last professional victory in April against Daniel Bocianski, 28.
    The two will meet in a 185lb catchweight bout, which is 2lb lighter than Paul’s last fight, against Silva.
    Fury was 181.4lb in November when he was set to face Paul Bamba, 33, who then withdrew amid a weight disagreement.
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    Paul confirmed there is a financial penalty in place should either be over the limit in the Middle East.
    He said: “There is penalties for not making weight. But Tommy’s light.
    “I’m going to make weight, I’m a f***** professional, so I’ll be right on weight.
    “Tommy’s a little bit lighter, he’s probably like 190 right now. So he’s probably only cutting like 5lbs.”
    Fury has twice pulled out of fighting Paul in the past, with a rib injury in December 2021 and then a US visa issue last August.
    The travel woe still persists today and as a result has brought the duo over to the Saudi desert.

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    Paul remains sceptical on whether his rival will truly make it to the first bell but has come prepared in case lightening strikes for the THIRD time.
    He said: “We have Mike Perry on standby. Let’s go Mike Perry. He’s ready to jump in if Tommy pulls out.”
    Ex-UFC welterweight and now bare-knuckle boxer Perry, 31, was considered as an alternative if Paul could not agree terms with Fury.
    And the YouTuber-turned pay-per-view prizefighter voiced his concerns over whether the fight will finally happen or not.
    Paul said: “A part of me definitely still doubts and it’s scary and it’s annoying and him not showing up to the face to face we were supposed to do right now, it sucks.
    “The kid’s not necessarily reliable but the money’s good man, for him.
    “So, he would just be so dumb and I think he’s probably just tired of Molly making all the money in the relationship.
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    “He’s got a kid now so he needs to help pay for some diapers.”
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    Tyson Fury will ‘go where the money is’ amid Oleksandr Usyk fight talks… and will even do it in Derek Chisora’s GARDEN

    TYSON FURY admitted he will “go where the money is” against Oleksandr Usyk… and will even do the fight in Derek Chisora’s GARDEN. The unbeaten champions have been negotiating the heavyweight division’s first four-belt undisputed decider since the new year.
    Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury facing offCredit: Getty
    Saudi Arabia emerged as a frontrunner to host with the prospect of tabling mega-millions to prise the pair over.
    But Fury’s US promoter Bob Arum has also talked up the chance of the historic unification landing at Wembley.
    But the man himself told talkSPORT: “I’m a prizefighter. I go where the money is.
    “If it’s in Saudi Arabia, if it’s in Hong Kong, or if it’s in Derek’s back garden.
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    “I go for the money. That’s what I do. I go in, get my brains beat out of me for a few quid.
    “And it becomes obsessive, the old prize fighting game, and that’s why it’s difficult to walk away.”
    Arum had hoped to announce the date and location for the blockbuster title fight this week.
    And the Hall of Famer was in London to watch as Artur Beterbiev, 38, beat Anthony Yarde, 31, in a light-heavyweight thriller.
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    Arum took a ringside seat at Wembley Arena with Fury, who admitted he was in the dark about his next fight.
    He told Sky Sports: “I’m fantastic. I’ve had a good Christmas and New Year. I’ve been training and we’re just waiting on an announcement.
    “I’m in limbo like the rest of the world. I’m not interested in who, what, where or when. I just want to fight and that’s it.”
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