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JAKE PAUL has claimed Tommy Fury will have to return girlfriend Molly Mae’s Christmas presents after he pulled out of a highly-anticipated showdown.The British star, 22, revealed yesterday that he is suffering with a bacterial chest infection AND a broken rib.
Jake Paul has taken aim at Tommy Fury after he Brit pulled out of their fightCredit: Instagram
He claimed the Love Island star will now have to return girlfriend Molly Mae’s Christmas presentsCredit: Instagram
That means his mega showdown with YouTuber Paul – scheduled for December 18 in Tampa, Florida – is off.
The Problem Child blasted on Twitter: “It is official, Tommy Fury is boxing’s biggest b***h.
“I couldn’t believe the news at first, it still doesn’t even seem real. He fumbled the biggest bag of his life.
“Now he will be watching at home, paying me $60 instead of getting paid millions of dollars to fight me.
“I’ve fought with a broken nose, I’ve fought sick, get the f*** over it – this is boxing.”
He has now continued taking shots at the younger brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury by bringing his girlfriend into the equation again.
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The 24-year-old told talkSPORT: “I was upset. A lot of stuff had been said and I wanted to knock him out. I wanted to make him bleed and eat the canvas.
“That is the most satisfying part when your opponent has a lot to say and you just knock them out and embarrass them in front of the whole world. 
“I’m a little bit p****d off I’m not able to do that. The kid is scared. The kid cracked under pressure.
“The whole fight build-up got to him and now he fumbled the biggest opportunity of his life, the biggest pay day of his life.
“He’s going to have to return all the Christmas presents he got Molly as he has no way of paying for them.”
Fury still plans to fight, and beat, his American rival in 2022 – but Paul has cast doubt on that.
‘NOT RELIABLE’
He said: “The door is closing (for Tommy Fury). He’s not reliable. He didn’t show up to the first press conference. He’s faking these injuries or whatever they are.
“It’s upsetting. So if he’s doing that now, then what is stopping him from doing it next year.
“For me, in a cynical way, I just want to leave him in the dust and never give him this opportunity again.”
Paul will instead fight Tyron Woodley in a rematch of their August bout.
The ex-UFC star is already in training and was offered an extra £377,000 if he secures a revenge knockout.
Paul added: “The show must go on. This is business and these types of things happen in boxing and I just told my team I will fight anybody, whoever it is.
“Tyron Woodley was down, he’d been training for a fight in January and he has balls for getting in there and stepping in.
“It’s going to be exciting, almost a more exciting fight than Tommy Fury because Tyron is harder. He’s more experienced and wants to get that knockout.” More

YOUTUBE boxing sensation Viddal Riley has warned his rivals they have only one fight left to underestimate him.The 24-year-old became a social media superstar when he trained KSI to draw with and then beat American celebrity Logan Paul.
Viddal Riley has mixed and mingled with boxing legends like Mike Tyson and wants to show off his knowledgeCredit: Instagram
But he is now solely focused on honing his own skills, having signed a deal with Sky Sports.
And the East Londoner, who is already 4-0 with high-profile bouts in Mexico, Las Vegas and Dubai under his belt, hopes future foes write him off as a novelty act – at their peril.
The West Ham-trained ace told SunSport: “if there are still any fighters out there who doubt me and underrate me, then they only have one more fight to enjoy that.
“It might have been a little tool to use as my advantage but once I make my Sky Sports debut they will see how serious I am.
“Anyone who thinks I am just a social media star or a celebrity boxer will realise very soon the damage I can do.

“Then I predict I will become very avoided – until somebody wants to try to get a payday off of me.” 
Riley’s brand-building business nous means has already amassed over 1million YouTube subscribers and will have a target on his back.
While mate KSI and rivals Jake and Logan Paul and Tommy Fury have used the sport to boost their popularity and earning power, Riley is an old-school fighter since childhood and wants to remind the UK of that with his homecoming bow.
He revealed: “I have trained a lot over in Las Vegas at the Floyd Mayweather gym but now I will be doing all of my training and camps in the UK.
“I am a British fighter, I want domestic rivalries and domestic titles before I go on to win world titles.”
“Because of all the hard work I have done as a trainer, I am way ahead of any other fighter – in terms of brand and following – at a similar level of experience, so people will be wanting to have a crack at me.
“That’s great for me, I want a nice long queue of opponents who want to try to make a name for themselves off me, they will be perfect target practice for me.”

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Like it or loathe it, YouTube and celebrity boxing is a mega-money new aspect of the hurt business and Riley has played a pivotal role in its formation.
And that brain power – along with his heavy hands – means Sky have had to bash the bank to land him and will still offer him a punditry position.
He said: “As long as it never interferes with my own training or fighting, I will continue with the television work I have done recently with Sky’s boxing relaunch, two wages are better than one.
“Negotiations went on for a long time because they – and their competitors – know I bring something to the table that very few other people do.
“Sky have not only signed up a talented boxer but they know I have the knowledge of and influence in a market that is changing the whole sport.”
Professional boxer Viddal Riley gives Sun Sports’ Wally Downes Jr a taste of what KSI is going through More