TOMMY FURY stated that Jake Paul should have 'gone to fight Tiger Woods' when he warned his opponent: 'This is a step too far.
Celebrity fighting rivals have signed and confirmed that they will be fighting in Florida on December 18.
Jake Paul and Tommy Fury fight December 18,
Paul defeated ex-UFC champion Tyron Whiteley, 39 in his last fight. Fury, 22, was victorious against Anthony Taylor, 32 on the undercard.
The YouTuber, 24 years old, previously stopped an online rival, 'AnEsonGib,' ex-NBA star Nate Robinson, 37 and former UFC welterweight Ben Askren (also 37).
Fury attacked Paul's record of 4-0 and claimed that the social media influencer had bitten off more than it could chew.
He stated, "I took this away form his fight with Tyron woodley. He won by a split decision.
"That is a victory against a retired UFC fighter aged 40. Bravo, my god. Good job, mate. You almost beat a man 40 years old.
"When you go in there with a 22-year old who has been doing this for his entire life, you will regret not paying UFC fighters and basketball players."
"You're in for a huge shock. You should not have fought Tiger Woods.
"You are the one that is going to fall."
Fury is more familiar at 7-0, while Paul is entering his third pay-per view main event.
Tyson, his father John and brother John have warned the Love Island star to RETIRE if he doesn't win by knockout.
Fury, who has dealt with the enormity of his family's fighting history all his life, resisted any suggestion of pressure.
He said, "Everyone keeps talking about pressure. Everyone in the arena. It doesn't matter to me.
"That night, there's only one man that I care about. I don't want to be part of the crowd.
"I'm going to Tampa Bay to complete a demolition job. It will please everyone. It doesn't really matter how much pressure I am under.
"There has been pressure from the beginning and I will not give in to it just because there are more people and more lights. Believe me.
"It's in me and I'm going out there to shut him up for everyone in the world who asks for it.
"This was too far, and I'm going prove it on December 18."
