JAKEPAUL will "dominate Tommy Fury" when they fight on December 18.
This is according to Anthony "Pretty Boy" Taylor, who has fought both boxers.
Anthony Taylor believes Jake Paul will be too good for Tommy Fury
Fury beat Taylor easily by the same method on the same card that saw Paul defeat UFC legend Tyron Whiteley.
Taylor wasn't impressed by what he saw, despite being outclassed on Love Island.
He predicts that Tyson's younger brother Tyson will be too tough on Paul, his sparring partner.
According to Taylor, 32-year-old Taylor said to Vegas Insider: "If my life was on the line, I would predict Jake will dominate Fury." He could most likely KO Fury or TKO.
It's more like Uysk versus Anthony Joshua when you compare Tommy to Jake. You can see that Jake is a good walker and uses his feet well. He moves like Usyk.
Tommy is very stationary. He reminds me of Anthony Joshua. He is reliant on one punch. That's how it's going down.
"Don't expect Tommy Fury bouncing on the tip of his toes. But, expect Jake to do it because Jake has good ring awareness."
Taylor will accept Fury's 80in reach, compared to Paul’s 76in. This will be beneficial for the Brit.
He believes Fury is "no knockout power" and is "nowhere close to Jake's level".
Californian added, "Tommy doesn’t have power. He doesn’t hold power." He has no pop.
"I felt every shot that he gave me, and I was not intimidated. I just kept coming forward. It is obvious that Tommy has not had much experience in sparring or fighting.
"On the contrary, Jake is fighting world-class athletes. They may not be boxers but they are world-class athletes.
"Jake's twice as good as Tommy. Tommy has a very short reach. Tommy becomes a poor fighter if he loses that long reach.
Tommy is not at Jake's level, Tommy is green. Tommy is Tommy. People will say that you are biased because you train alongside Jake. Tommy isn't knockout-powered, I fought Tommy.
"If you look at Tyron, you will see that Tyron can knock out any opponent Tommy has faced.
"Same with Ben Askren. Although Ben Askren was past his prime, a younger Ben would have knocked out Tommy.
