John Fury confirmed that Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are in talks to finally get their boxing match on.
John Fury, father of Tyson, and Tommy, spoke out to Free Bets about Paul and his negotiations after their fight was cancelled.
Tommy Fury has won eight pro-boxing fights
Fury stated that Paul gave boxing a new perspective and made a lot noise while making a lot more noise.
When asked about Tommy's next fight, the fighter replied: "We're still looking at the Jake Paul situation, but we have a long way to go."
"That's still under negotiation, it's up in the air. The lawyers are handling it as we speak."
They were originally scheduled to face off at the end last year. However, the fight was cancelled after the former Love Island star broke a rib and developed a chest infection.
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John said, "I don't care what Jake Paul does unless he's fighting me. But he's great for boxing. He is bringing new eyes to the fight and making quite a lot of noise.
"We are trying our best to win the fight with Tommy, but there are some major factors that we're trying out, and if possible, we'll get it done."
John claims that any fight that takes place will likely take place in America. He claimed Paul was afraid to travel to the States to fight for his cause.
Tyson Fury, a boxer who isn't afraid of fighting on the road, and Anthony Joshua, who signed with streaming service DAZN after leaving Sky Sports, are two other boxers.
SUN BINGO GET PS50 BONUS & 50 FREE SPINS TODAYAfter defeating Dillian Whyte earlier in the year, Tyson retained his Ring and WBC heavyweight belts and announced his retirement shortly thereafter.
John suggested that Tyson might be tempted to retire by a fight against AJ.
It will depend on Joshua beating Oleksandr Uzyk and regaining their WBA, WBO and IBF titles at the rematch later in the year.
"I'll be looking (AJ v Usyk). John said that it was great to see another Brit climbing a mountain.
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It is a mountain for AJ. He can climb it, although it is an Everest for him.
He's a strong, big guy. It was his game plan that failed him last time. AJ just needs to tweak a few things so that his sheer size and power wins.
"He has a funny way of doing everything. On the return, he beat Andy Ruiz in Saudi Arabia so why not? AJ is the only one who's capable of it all.
"I hope he wins and who knows, Tyson might be tempted by a fight against him." No one else will.
