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      ‘This guy can’t live with you’ – Tommy Fury says brother Tyson told him he can drink TEN PINTS and still beat Jake Paul

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      TYSON FURY is confident that little brother Tommy will easily see off boxing rival Jake Paul.Tommy, 23, is taking on the YouTube star-turned-boxer on Sunday in Saudi Arabia, with the fight worth millions for both fighters.
      Tommy Fury says brother Tyson is confident in him ahead of Sunday’s fight with Jake PaulCredit: AFP
      Tyson says brother Tommy could drink TEN PINTS the night before and still beat PaulCredit: PA
      The pressure is on Tommy, who’s carrying the Fury name, to beat paulCredit: AFP
      The pressure is on Tommy, who’s carrying the Fury name.
      And WBC heavyweight champion Tyson reckons his little brother will do him proud.
      In fant, the Gypsy King believes Tommy could drink TEN PINTS and still beat Paul.
      Tommy revealed to BT Sport: “I had a chat with Tyson a few weeks ago.

      “And he said to me on the phone, ‘There is no way this guy can live with you.’
      “And he’s seen me box in the gym. He’s seen my fights, everything.
      “He said, ‘I’m the heavyweight champion of the world. What I don’t know about boxing isn’t worth knowing. This guy can’t live with you.’
      “He actually said I could go and have ten pints of beer the night before and still beat him.”
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      Tommy has accepted a risky bet from Paul on the outcome of their fight.
      The American has offered to pay Fury double if he wins their fight, but if the Brit loses, then he will not get a penny.
      The offer was made when they came face-to-face in the Middle East in front of the media – who almost got to witness the two bitter rivals scrapping before any bell.
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      Tommy Fury slams ‘comedian’ Jake Paul for custom-made belt but will give rival ‘a good hiding twice’ amid rematch clause

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      TOMMY FURY refused to rule out a rematch with “comedian” Jake Paul – eyeing the chance to give his rival “a good hiding twice”. Fury is set to finally fight Paul following two previous postponements, due to injury and US visa issues. 
      Tommy Fury ahead of his fight with Jake PaulCredit: @toprank
      Jake Paul holding his Most Valuable boxer beltCredit: @jakepaul
      The pair have rescheduled their celebrity grudge match for Sunday in Saudi Arabia.
      Paul, 26, has a rematch clause included in his contract, meaning he has the right to fight again if he loses. 
      Fury, 23, told SunSport: “At the end of the day, we go to February 26th and then we can deal with whatever comes after that. 
      “But, if Jake Paul wants a good hiding twice, I’ll happily give it to him.”
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      The stakes in Saudi were raised after the WBC revealed the winner will earn a world ranking.
      If the victor emerges with a top 15 rating, they are eligible to contest for a title.
      Paul has been bullish in achieving his lofty goals of becoming a champion and even crowned himself the Most Valuable boxer.
      The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter has a multicoloured belt in honour of himself, something Fury has no desire of claiming.
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      He told SunSport: “I’ll chuck it on the floor or chuck it in the bin, one of the two. 
      “I don’t want that, it looks like a ten-year-old’s put it together and given it to him as a ‘love you’ present. 
      “Let him carry that around thinking it’s a WBC strap, but we all know what he is. Jake Paul is a comedian.” 
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      Inside Jake Paul’s inner circle from WWE star brother Logan, celebrity parents and even a BREATHING coach

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      JAKE PAUL is so diligent in his training preparations that he even has a BREATHING coach in his entourage. Behind every great champion is an even greater team – and although Paul is some way of that – he still leaves no stone unturned.
      Jake Paul with his boxing team
      The YouTuber-turned boxer returns on Sunday in Saudi Arabia against rival Tommy Fury in an anticipated grudge match.
      Ahead of the fight, SunSport runs down the familiar faces in Paul’s camp, from trainers to family members.
      Logan Paul
      Perhaps the most recognisable name is older brother Logan, also a YouTube, boxing and now WWE star.
      Jake and Logan are inseparable but do have different training teams, although they are always supporting each other.
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      Despite the close bond, the brothers still refuse to rule out one day fighting each other in an unprecedented bout.
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      Logan Paul pictured with brother JakeCredit: @loganpaul
      Greg Paul
      Dad Greg is possibly to thank for the success of Jake, 26, and Logan, 27, having ingrained a tireless work ethic into them.
      He is also always there on fight night, cheering on his boys.
      Greg has even been caught in the crosshairs of Jake’s feuds, most recently with ex-UFC fighter Nate Diaz, 37.
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      Logan Paul with brother Jake and dad GregCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Pam Stepnick
      Mum Pam – who is split from Greg – is definitely Jake and Logan’s No1 fan.
      And she even braves a ringside seat to watch her lads in action.
      Pam, like Greg, has been at every one of their fights and Sunday against Fury, 23, is no different.
      Mum Pam with her youngest Jake
      BJ Flores
      Ex-cruiserweight world title challenger Flores has coached Jake for all of his sixth professional fights.
      He has overseen his development from the get go, training everywhere from America, Puerto Rico and Dubai.
      Flores in late 2021 brought on his ex-cornerman Danny Smith to co-train Jake.
      BJ Flores pictured with Jake Paul
      Danny Smith
      Smith came on board after Jake beat ex-UFC champion Tyron Woodley, 40, on points in August 2021.
      And for their rematch four months on, Woodley was knocked out with the improvements there for all to see.
      Smith is often seen holding the pads for Jake, while Flores keeps a keen eye watching on.
      Jake Paul training with coach Danny SmithCredit: @jakepaul
      J’Leon Love
      Love was once a super-middleweight contender, mentored by the legendary Floyd Mayweather.
      But he also joined Jake at the start of his boxing journey and has not fought himself since 2021.
      Love is an assistant coach within the team, helping to strategise and game plan.
      J’Leon Love with Jake PaulCredit: @jakepaul
      Lukis Mac
      Mac is Jake’s breathing coach.
      He has also been there from the beginning, helping compose the prankster-gone-prizefighter in the ring.
      Before every fight, Jake and Mac will meditate in the win and visualise a win, going six for six so far.
      Breathing coach Lukis Mac with Jake Paul
      Marcos Guerrero
      The unsung hero of the squad is Guerrero, who essentially helps run Jake’s hectic life.
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      He started out as his assistant but has now transformed into chief operating officer in the Jake Paul business.
      Guerrero helps co-ordinate Jake’s schedule, which consists of anything from boxing, to business and content creating.
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      ‘I don’t care what he says’ – Jake Paul’s coach says Tommy Fury is no puncher and slams claims of breaking jaws in gym

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      JAKE PAUL’S coach talked down Tommy Fury’s punch power – and laughed off claims of breaking jaws in the boxing gym. BJ Flores will be in Paul’s corner for the celebrity grudge match in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.
      Jake Paul ahead of his fight with Tommy FuryCredit: AFP
      Paul’s coach has laughed off talk of Fury’s punching powerCredit: AFP
      His opposite number – Fury’s dad John – claimed his son was knocking out sparring partners and hospitalising them with snapped jaws.
      But Flores – an ex-cruiserweight world title challenger – insisted talk is cheap.
      He told SunSport in Riyadh: “Tommy’s going to come out and jab. Shoot his punches down the middle and try to use his jab to keep Jake off him. 
      “But I don’t care what he says in the media or the press about, ‘I’m coming to knock Jake out,’ or breaking sparring partners’ jaws. 
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      “He’s just not a puncher, I don’t care what he says. He’s going to come out, try and do what he’s always done and that’s try and box. 
      “But once he gets hits, he’s gonna go back to moving, backing up, backing up and he’s going to have to find a way to keep Jake off him.” 
      Fury, 23, is also joined by his heavyweight champion brother Tyson, 34, in the Middle East.
      But Flores warned the support counts for nothing once the first bell rings.
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      He said: “Tommy’s got good hand speed, he’s in good shape, he comes from a fighting bloodline. 
      “Look, the Fury name is legit. Tyson’s the best heavyweight in the world, he’s a great, great fighter but unfortunately for Tommy, they’re not the same. 
      “Tyson can’t fight for Tommy, John can’t fight for Tommy, so Tommy has to go in there and fight Jake all by himself and he’s in trouble. 
      “He’s going to see first-hand on Sunday that this ‘YouTube boxer’ is no joke.”  
      Fury has twice pulled out of fighting Paul before, firstly in December 2021 due to injury and then last August following US visa issues.
      YouTuber-turned boxer Paul is now 6-0, after adding two wins over ex-UFC champion Tyron Woodley and victory against Anderson Silva.

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      Flores added that the introduction of his old trainer Danny Smith has accelerated Paul’s skills to new heights.
      He said: “Jake’s really, really stepped it up. Big credit to Danny Smith coming into camp. 
      “Danny was my trainer when I was a professional boxer, one of the best boxing minds that I know. 
      “We brought him into camp last October, about a year and a half ago, and Jake’s come on leaps and bounds. 
      “He’s improving at such a fast rate, he’s got so much better over the last year and a half, it’s incredible. 
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      “Tommy should have fought him in 2021, before we fought Tyron the second time. 
      “But the fight is here now and people are gonna see on Sunday. It’s gonna be a big surprise for some people.” 
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      BJ Flores pictured with Jake PaulCredit: @bjflorespro
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      John Fury compares Tommy to all-time boxing great and promises son won’t disgrace family name against Jake Paul

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      JOHN FURY promised son Tommy will not disgrace their famous fighting surname against Jake Paul as he revealed his defiant prediction. John is set to lead Tommy into battle against Paul on Sunday night in Saudi Arabia.
      John Fury ahead of Tommy Fury’s fight with Jake PaulCredit: Getty
      Jake Paul and Tommy Fury face off in Saudi ArabiaCredit: AFP
      Older brother Tyson – the WBC heavyweight champion – is also in the Middle East ready to corner Tommy.
      And John insisted there is no way a Fury could possibly fall to defeat against YouTuber-turned boxer Paul.
      He said: “We’re here to fight. He’s been around the big stage most of his life.
      “When he first started out, he was meant to do big stuff, being who he is, Tyson Fury’s brother. This kid survives on pressure.
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      “And believe me, I wouldn’t have my son sat here if I didn’t think he could deliver.
      “There’s no way in this entire world my son would disgrace our great champion in Tyson Fury.”
      Tommy, 23, has twice pulled out against Paul, 26, in the past amid injury and US visa issues.
      But they hope third time will be the charm ahead of their grudge match in the Diriyah desert.
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      Special guest attendees include Mike Tyson, who watched on as the celebrity rivals agreed to a double-or-nothing fight bet.
      And John claimed Tommy will put on a show for the current and former heavyweight kings.
      He said: “On Monday he will be the proudest brother in the world. Tommy will give Jake Paul a beating Mike Tyson will be proud of.”
      Mike Tyson at Jake Paul’s press conference in Saudi ArabiaCredit: AFP More

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      KSI is a MACHINE and has been improving as a boxer more than Jake Paul, says man who has trained with BOTH rivals

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      BOXER Hasim Rahman Jr has backed KSI to beat Jake Paul as their bitter grudge match edges closer. The pair of arch enemies are in talks to finally settle their score in the ring, with talks of a December blockbuster in the UK. 
      KSI pictured with Hasim Rahman JrCredit: @hasimrahmanjr

      Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr sparred beforeCredit: https://twitter.com/_HasimRahmanJr/status/1314032111276290049
      Rahman sparred Paul before the American’s second professional fight, which turned out to be a brutal KO of ex-NBA star Nate Robinson. 
      But two years later, they actually signed to fight each only for the bout to be cancelled with a week to go amid a row over the weight. 
      Rahman would go on to sign for KSI’s Misfits Boxing banner, while striking up a training partnership and friendship with the British celebrity. 
      And having witnessed first-hand KSI’s famed work ethic, the American believes Paul will be no match. 
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      Rahman told SunSport: “I think that JJ outworks Jake and drowns him. 
      “I think that the deep waters that JJ would take Jake to, he just hasn’t been to before. 
      “Jake’s workrate, even in his last fight, is nowhere near what it needs to be for JJ. 
      “JJ is an incredible machine, that boy doesn’t stop and he’s only getting better.
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      “I sparred Jake before he fought AnEsonGib and I’ve been watching his career up till the Anderson Silva fight. 
      “I’ve been watching JJ since he fought Logan the first time and he took some time off and came back but the rate of improvement from JJ is much better than Jake’s. 
      “That’s just my honest opinion.” 
      Paul has now given Tommy Fury, 23, THREE chances to fight him, following two prior pullouts, amid injury and US visa issues. 
      The second of which was when Rahman signed as a replacement for a 200lb cruiserweight fight. 
      But the New York State Athletic Commission later changed it to 205lb, although still the two teams clashed, resulting in a fight collapse. 
      Rahman still held a weigh in the day before the planned bout and came in slightly over the catchweight at 206.6lb. 
      Like I told people from the beginning, Jake Paul doesn’t really want to fight me. He never wanted to fight me. Hasim Rahman Jr
      But would refuse to reschedule – unlike with Fury – and chose to fight UFC legend Anderson Silva, 47, instead winning in October. 
      Rahman said: “Like I told people from the beginning, Jake Paul doesn’t really want to fight me. He never wanted to fight me. 
      “The world saw him weight 206.6lb – and that was in three weeks – imagine if he gave me the time to prepare like he’s given to Tommy or Anderson Silva. 
      “He definitely had the opportunity to do that, even after our fight fell out. 
      “Now he can’t go back and say, ‘Oh, I don’t want to give you another chance because the fight fell out the first time and we wasted money.’ 
      “When they’ve been through this twice this Tommy and then turn around and give Tommy another fight. 
      “I don’t think Tommy’s going to win, I think Jake will win but it still shows he already pretty much admitted a fight with me meant more and was tougher than with Tommy.
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      “He’s still going to have to answer that question after this fight. But he’s going down in weight and I’m not going nowhere lower than 200. 
      “That’s the absolute lowest I would go. But we’ll see about Jake, but Logan can get it, even though I don’t think Logan will be interested in fighting me.” 
      Jake Paul and Hasim Rahman Jr before their fight cancelationCredit: Getty Images – Getty More

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      Tommy Fury compares Jake Paul’s opponents to his DAD John, 58, in bitter row over rival’s records ahead of grudge fight

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      JAKE PAUL and Tommy Fury exploded into a row over previous opponents ahead of their bitter fight. The pair of celebrity boxing rivals look finally set to meet in the ring, following Fury’s two prior pullouts amid injury and US visa issues.
      Jake Paul and Tommy Fury facing off in Saudi ArabiaCredit: Getty
      And the bad blood carried over to the pre-fight press conference as they two put down each other’s boxing records.
      Paul, 26, said: “He can’t knock out the taxi drivers he’s been put in there with, who have a combined record of 20 wins and 250 losses.
      “And when I say that stat, my friend came up to me like, ‘Yo, I thought you was joking when you said that stat.’
      “That’s an actual stat, his opponents have a combined record of 20 wins and 250 losses.
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      “And the records of the opponents now is like 30 wins and 350 losses. So he’s never been put in there with someone who wasn’t put in there to lose.
      “So on Sunday, when he’s in the locker room warming up he’s gonna be thinking, ‘Damn, everyone has been put in there to lose, the Warrens put me in there with scrubs and now I have a real fight, eight rounds.’
      “He’s never been eight rounds, he’s going to be put in the deep waters and drowned and I promise that.”
      Fury, who has never gone past six rounds, will be Paul’s first opponent with a recognised boxing record on Sunday in Saudi Arabia.
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      That is despite wins over ex-MMA champions Ben Askren, 38, Tyron Woodley, 40, and UFC legend Anderson Silva, 47.
      But Fury, 23, responded: “Tyron Woodley was 40-years-old, Anderson Silva was nearly 50, not too far off my dad’s age and he got took the full distance.
      “Everybody knows in this building who knows about boxing, MMA fighters are not boxers, we all know that.
      “I’ve absolutely took apart every single MMA fighter I’ve ever sparred with in my entire life.
      “They’re not boxers, and this guy couldn’t even deal with them. Let alone, ‘This guy is a great striker.’ Yeah, in MMA, not boxing.
      “And you still went eight rounds with him and looked like you went through the trenches.
      “On Sunday night, you’ve got a fresh, young, 23-year-old, proper legitimate fighter who will have it inside or outside the ring.
      “I’m not for lights, camera, action, this is in my heart, blood and sole and you’re going to feel that.
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      “Let me tell you now, I’m not a 50-year-old man and when you’re in the opposite corner, and you’re getting hit all about the head, blue flashes, you’re going to wake up and realise what boxing is.
      “It’s not to fight old men, you’ve got a proper, proper fight in here who is coming to take your head off.”
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      Cristiano Ronaldo leads star-studded crowd at Jake Paul’s fight with Tommy Fury alongside boxing and comedy royalty

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      PIERS MORGAN has confirmed Cristiano Ronaldo will be among the stars attending Jake Paul’s fight with Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia. The celebrity boxing rivals are just days away from finally settling their score in the ring.
      Cristiano Ronaldo will be among the stars attending Jake Paul’s fight with Tommy FuryCredit: Getty
      They have come face to face this week in Riyadh, where Ronaldo, 37, is living having signed for Al Nassr.
      But their blockbuster bout takes place in over the road in Diriyah, as Paul said the footballing legend is expected to be ringside.
      He said on TalkTV: “That’s what the rumours are saying, man. And I think Tommy’s going to be his masseuse after this.”
      Sun columnist Morgan – a friend of Ronaldo’s – then revealed confirmation of the ex-Manchester United’s attendance.
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      He said: “Well a quick update to the end of that conversation, Cristiano Ronaldo has just told me that he is going to the fight on Sunday.
      “And he thinks that it’s going to be a great fight, which many people do, so there we are.”
      Joining Ronaldo will be heavyweight legend Mike Tyson, who is the pay-per-view event’s special guest.
      The boxing icon was full of praise for YouTuber-turned boxer Paul, 26, ahead of his grudge match with Fury, 23.
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      Tyson, 56, told talkSPORT: “Well, he does have boxing experience.
      “He boxed before because it shows in his fights and he’s won against people that he shouldn’t beat.
      “And listen, I don’t think they brought him here to lose either, because he’s good for fighting and is good for boxing.
      “He makes more money than the champions of boxing. So he’s an enigma.”
      Comedian and actor Kevin Hart, 43, is also in town for a stand-up gig and could also make his way over to the fight.
      Hart is a boxing fan, hanging out with the likes of Floyd Mayweather, 45, and Deontay Wilder, 37, in the past.
      Jake Paul and Tommy Fury facing off in Saudi ArabiaCredit: Reuters More