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TOMMY FURY blasted Jake Paul for “talking s***” about his dad John just moments before palling up to brother Tyson. Paul had travelled to London after the announcement of his rescheduled grudge match with Tommy, on February 26 in Saudi Arabia.
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And he was critical of John’s involvement in Tommy’s training camp just as Tyson burst through the door.
The heavyweight champion faked a punch to Paul before the two embraced and even posed for a picture.
But Tommy slammed the YouTuber-turned boxer for switching up so quickly and not standing his ground.
He told Queensberry Promotions: “I’ve seen it, it’s all the makings of a s***house.
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“He was talking s*** about my dad, saying he didn’t know anything about boxing, he didn’t know how to train fighters and what not.
“But then Tyson walked in the room all of a sudden and he’s up his a*** a hundred miles. You can just tell a fighter when you see one.
“A legitimate fighter would say what he’s saying and it doesn’t matter who walks in the room, they’d still stand by it. ‘Yeah, that’s what I think.’
“But for him, Tyson walked in the room and he crumbled, s*** himself. So that’s the measure of the man I’m dealing with.”
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Paul, 26, jetted in from Dubai where he had been training to face off with Fury, 23, at Wembley Arena.
And he fumed further when his rival no-showed their kick-off press conference in Saudi Arabia.
But Fury – who twice pulled out of the bout due to injury and visa issues – insisted he is the more focused fighter at hand.
He said: “This man is a fruit loop, you see him all the time on the internet, YouTubers doing odd things, this is just him and he’s taken a liking to boxing.
“He’s thought he’ll have a go at it and that’s it. You’ve got one man playing at it and one man that’s training like a trojan. I sleep, eat, train and repeat.
“I’m not flying about on no private jet emptying my tank. I go to the gym, eat my food and I go to bed.
“I’m not playing at this game, it’s very serious to me. But again, it’s just business, this man is another opponent, it’s all he is to me.
“He’s like another journeyman, not interested. He’s just another step along the way in my career, that’s it.”
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THE ringwalk time for Jake Paul’s fight with Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia has been CONFIRMED – and it’s good news for UK fans. The celebrity boxing rivals at last settle their score after Fury twice pulled out before amid injury and US visa issues.
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His Stateside travel ban leaves him unable to fight in America with the grudge match instead travelling to the Middle East.
But the ringwalk will accommodate those watching in UK, as was the case for the two times Anthony Joshua boxed in Saudi.
According to a pay-per-view press release from BT Box Office, the duo will make their way to the ring at 9.30pm.
For those in America, that is 4.30 in the afternoon Eastern Time or 1.30pm Pacific.
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Paul, 26, comes into the fight at 6-0 but faces his first opponent with a recognised boxing record.
That follows after wins over ex-MMA champions Ben Askren, 38, Tyron Woodley, 40, and Anderson Silva, 47.
The YouTuber-turned boxer has prepared for the fight almost 800 miles away in Dubai.
Meanwhile Fury, 23, is now flying out to Saudi following a training camp in Manchester and Bolton.
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The stakes have been raised even more after the WBC announced Paul will earn a world ranking if he wins.
Any challenger for the world title must be ranked within the top 15, meaning he is one victory away from a title shot.
Badou Jack, 39, challenges Ilunga Makabu, 35, for the cruiserweight title on Paul’s undercard.

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TOMMY FURY has knocked sparring partners out cold and left them with broken jaws ahead of his fight with Jake Paul. That’s the claim of his dad John.
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Fury is finally set to face Paul on February 26, after twice being forced out of the grudge match due to injury and US visa issues.
And he has been training for the celebrity boxing bout in Bolton under the watchful eye of dad John and Alex Matvienko’s Elite Boxing Gym.
John claims sparring partners have felt the wrath of of his son with frequent trips to A&E needed.
He told the Daily Mail, via Freebets.com: “We’ve had excellent sparring. People have hit him back too if you know what I am saying.
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“We’ve had good class kids in the gym. We’ve had heavyweights in. Cruiserweights in. Light-heavyweights in. We’ve had them all. 
“They’ve all been good, class, young, hungry men. But, bring it. He’s been handling them very well.
“There have been a few visits to the hospital for the sparring partners but that’s boxing. He’s been doing them some damage. 
“We’ve had a hairline fracture in the jaw and we’ve had a few knockdowns. We’ve had a few cold knockouts from Tommy. 
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“He’s been destroying his sparring partners. You can ask them. He knows who they are. They know whether Tommy is the real deal or not.”
John revealed Tommy has sparred over 100 rounds for his fight with YouTuber-turned boxer Paul in Saudi Arabia.
And he remains bullish that defeat for his son would cause his boxing career to come to a close.
John said: “Listen, losing is not an option for Tommy.
“But for some miraculous reason Tommy loses, it would be over for him. It would have to be. It’s the easiest fight in the world for Tommy. 
“Tommy can’t believe his luck to be fair. But, it’s third time lucky. We’ve had two other attempts to get this fight.
“Everything has gone perfectly this time. It’s all about timing.”
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BOXING great Barry McGuigan has revealed his pick for Jake Paul’s grudge match with Tommy Fury.The social media sensations will throw down in a Saudi showdown nearly two years in the making at the end of the month.
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But Irish boxing great Barry McGuigan reckons Paul will win the Saudi showdownCredit: GETTY
YouTuber turned boxer Paul’s lack of experience in the sport has led many to believe Fury, the brother of WBC heavyweight champ Tyson, will do the business in the Diriyah dust-up.
But McGuigan reckons Fury’s immaturity and lack of progression will be his undoing against The Problem Child.
The former WBA featherweight champion told Pro Boxing Fans: “I think Jake Paul is clever.
“He picks guys that he knows he can beat. He is the firm favourite in the fight.
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“Tommy Fury’s a talented kid, but he’s too immature and too underdeveloped at this stage.
“I pick Paul as the winner, but it could be a decent enough fight.”
Matchroom Boxing Promoter Eddie Hearn initially tipped Paul to get the job done but has since changed his stance.
The 43-year-old told Boxing UK: “I’m quite looking forward to it.
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“I did think that Jake Paul would win the fight, but I think I’ve changed my mind.
“It’s a 50/50 though which is a little bit worrying in itself.”
Despite being written off by many, Fury is adamant he’ll get the better of Paul, telling MMA Fighting: “Things have got in the way the previous two times.
“Things well out of my control. A broke[n] rib and everything else that was wrong with the first fight.

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“The second fight, denied entry into the U.S. Third fight, here we are.
“Three times is a charm and we’re seeing that.
“We’re two weeks out. I’m ripped, I’m ready, I’m fit, I’m strong.
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TOMMY FURY has vowed to retire from boxing aged 23 if he loses to “delusional” Jake Paul.Fury is finally set to face Paul on February 26, after twice being forced out of the grudge match due to injury and US visa issues.
Jake Paul and Tommy Fury finally faced off in London last month ahead of their Saudi grudge matchCredit: Getty
His dad John and champion brother Tyson have warned he will have to vacate their famous fighting surname and pack boxing in if he cannot win.
And Fury admitted himself if he does not beat YouTuber-turned-fighter Paul then boxing is not for him.
Asked on talkSPORT if he would retire in defeat, he said: “Yes, 100 per cent yeah. Definitely.
“If I can’t beat Jake Paul I don’t belong in the ring.”
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Paul, 26, comes into the fight 6-0, most recently beating UFC legend Anderson Silva on points in October.
And he has knockout wins over ex-MMA champions Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley in the past two years.
But Fury, 23, will be his first opponent with a recognised boxing background.
And the 2019 Love Islander appeared unfazed by the power Paul posses in his hands.
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Fury said: “If he caught me, I’d probably just laugh to be honest.
“Because I’ve been used to being hit by heavyweights and Olympic gold medallists, world champions and whatever, so Jake Paul – a little kid from Disney – what’s he going to do?
“I’ll let him hit me, I’m not interested, I’ll put my hands up and let him tee off at me like a five-year-old is hitting me.”
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