Tommy Fury and Jake Paul will be sharing the same ring this weekend, but in separate bouts.
Love Island's star Fury faces Anthony Taylor, Paul's sparring partner in Cleveland.
Later that night, Tyron Woodley, an ex-UFC champion, was beaten by his rival online.
Fury has signed a two-fight deal to fight Showtime in the USA, which also promotes Paul. The two will share the same card, building towards a fight.
SunSport compares their unbeaten records with their boxing careers.
Tommy Fury, 6
Fury, 22 years old, debuted December 2018, with much fanfare thanks to Tyson's popularity.
On his debut, he beat Jevgenijs Andrejevs by points. He then defeated Callum Ide four years later.
After being accepted into ITV's reality TV series Love Island, he was a 2-0 light-heavyweight and his career took off.
Fury was reunited with his now-girlfriend Molly Mae and became a star in himself. He returned to the ring and defeated Przemyslaw Binienda.
It was difficult to balance his life as a fighter and celebrity. He had only one fight in 2020 against Genadij Krajevskij.
The Brit beat Scott Williams twice this year, and was then put to the test by Jordan Grant in four rounds.
Grant lost on points but Fury was defeated by Fury. Fury was Fury's first opponent who had a winning record. Fury was grateful for the help.
Journeyman opposition is a common occurrence in boxers' early careers. However, Fury is now ready to face it at a higher level against Taylor, a 32-year-old MMA fighter.
Jake Paul, Love Island star is 6-0
Jake Paul, 3-0
Paul, 24, started boxing when he traveled to Manchester, England with Logan, 26 in 2018, for two exhibition bouts.
Logan drew with British YouTuber KSI. His brother 'Deji,' was beaten in five rounds by Paul.
Logan was inspired to rematch with KSI (28), which he lost on points but they subsequently became professional.
Paul did the same and stopped KSI's friend, and fellow content creator, 'AnEsonGib’ in just one round of his professional debut in January 2020.
In November, he brutally defeated Nate Robinson (37-year-old ex-NBA player) in just two rounds.
Paul was unable to fight an experienced fighter so he took his first step against Ben Askren (37), a well-known grappler.
This was his greatest win to date, as Askren was stopped within two minutes of a huge right hand.
Paul now faces Woodley, 39. Woodley is an accomplished wrestler who was later recognized for his KO power as well as his overhand right.
