JAKE PAUL has updated his Twitter bio in preparation for the upcoming grudge match against Tommy Fury. This is after previously trolling Conor McGregor.
SunSport exclusively reported that Jake Paul's and Tommy Fury will be facing off in a long-awaited encounter on 18 December in Miami.
Paul and Fury will be going head-to-head in a Christmas cracker after months of trash-talking, negotiations behind the scenes.
Fury, 22 years old, previously stated to fans that he had rejected two potential deals to fight Paul. He believed he was being manipulated by American social media stars.
The two fighters reached an agreement, and they even agreed to another wager on the outcome of their fight.
Paul, 24 proposed that Fury would be paid $500,000 more if he loses. However, if Fury wins, Fury would need to change his name from 'Tommy Fumbles.
Paul also changed his Twitter bio. It now says: "I am Boxing". He previously wrote: "The face of the fight Game". This was an exact copy of McGregor’s Instagram bio.
Fury's family is preeminent in boxing, and Tyson and Hughie have both won heavyweight clashes over the past few weeks. The new bio seems to target Fury.
Paul has won 3 of his 4 professional fights via knockout
Tyson Fury's historic fight trilogy against Deontay Wilder ended with a brutal knockout to keep his heavyweight titles.
Hughie Fury defeated Christian Hammer, the former European heavyweight champion, at BOXXER Fight Night Newcastle on Saturday.
Paul took it one step further and tweeted: "It used be that Jake Paul was bad for boxing. Now it's Can I get on to the undercard'."
Fury fought Paul's undercard last time, defeating Anthony Taylor unanimously with 40-36 points on all three judges' scorecards. This boosted his professional record to 7-1
Paul also beat Tyron Woodley in a split decision to improve his record to 4-1. He had previously defeated Ben Askren, an ex-UFC fighter, by TKO in April.
Paul would be fighting Fury in December, which would make him the third professional fighter in a year. However, Paul is in great shape and follows a rigorous diet and training program.
Paul and Logan, his brother, returned to the gym this week at Logan's Puerto Rico base camp. He trained for Tyron Woodley's victory.
Paul stated previously to SunSport that isolation is the key to a training camp's success and not being distracted. Puerto Rico is a great place to do that.
"Hyper-focus is a way to focus down even when you're trying to have fun. Sometimes there's not much going on.
"I love it down there, the runs on the beach are amazing, this is a magical place to get your thoughts right and just focus on what lies ahead."
