JAKE PAUL said Tommy Fury would 'fade in their fight' and stated: 'He is not hearing that eighth bell ring.
Celebrity fighting rivals have signed and confirmed that they will be taking on Florida's December 18th grudge match. This was over eight rounds.
Jake Paul stated that Tommy Fury is not hearing the eighth bell ring
Paul defeated ex-UFC champion Tyron Whiteley by the same distance in August. Fury lost against Anthony Taylor in a four rounder.
The 2019 Love Island star, however, has never been beyond four rounds in any of his seven fights.
Paul stated that he would TKO him in the final rounds. He hasn’t fought for more than four rounds, so I believe he will be gassed.
"I believe this will be his first time getting punched in the head by someone who can hit him and is the same weight.
"He has always fought smaller men with losing records. He's going to be gone. He's going to disappear, I know that.
"It's just how it is? Fifth? Sixth? Seventh? Perhaps I can knock him out in the last ten second of the eighth.
He's not hearing the eighth bell ring. He has $500,000 at stake, and if he loses, he must change his name from Tommy Fumbles.
"He accepted it. We'll see what happens."
Fury, 22 is more experienced at 70, while Paul, 24 is entering his third consecutive Pay-Per-View headliner.
Woodley was 39 when he beat him. He also defeated YouTuber AnEsonGib, an ex-NBA player Nate Robinson (37), and Ben Askren (37).
Paul is confident from his recent win, even though Fury was his first opponent in professional boxing.
He stated, "It was the first test I passed." He was a UFC Champion and dominated the UFC with his huge overhand right.
"He hit me in the fourth round with a shot that was absolutely nothing. It was very easy to eat and I kept moving.
"I found a way of winning and passed my first professional test.
"Nobody, from Muhammad Ali to Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather, was as testing as I was in my fourth fight.
"I gained a lot of knowledge about myself, my capabilities and how I perform under pressure.
"I look forward bringing that experience into my next fight."
