Tommy Fury claims that Daniel Bocianski, his next opponent, would "iron Jake Paul out of easy" as Love Islander confirms boxing's return

TOMMY FURRY stated that his next opponent Daniel Bocianski "iron Jake Paul out easily" in his confirmation of his boxing return.

Fury will be featured on the April 23 Undercard at Wembley, where brother Tyson is performing alongside Dillian Whyte as the headline act.

Pole Bocianski (27, 6ft 3in) is the 2019 Love Island star and holds a record of 10-1.

Fury stated: "This man that I'm about fight would iron Jake Paul out because this man probably has a family to support, this is his only means of making money. He probably needs to make the money.

"He's going to come in with killer ambition."

Fury, 22 years old, last fought Jake Paul in August. He beat Anthony Taylor, 33, via sparring on Jake Paul's undercard.

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Then, it lined him up against Paul in December for a celebrity grudge match.

Fury had to leave after sustaining a broken rib, as well as a bacterial infection in her chest.

Paul would rather replace ex-UFC champion Tyron Whiteley, 39 to go 5-0.

Fury is open for negotiations and the American announced recently that he would be returning to America in August.

He stated that he didn't know the fight but would like to see figures. If he wants big fights which people are interested, he will know where it is.

"All you have to do is click on any of his posts. I get tagged in so much a day, "Who should Jake Paul fight?"

"Tommy Fury, the only one, is in England. Let me finish this fight so I can continue my career.

"If Jake Paul wishes it, he will have it at any time. I've already stated that."