Tommy Fury denied that he was not in training for the Jake Paul fight, despite his dad Johm suggesting he was 'overweight.

TOMMY FURY denies claims that he is out of shape and has not been training to fight Jake Paul.

After John, his father, claimed that his son was overweight and not in training before agreeing to the grudge-match.

FreeBets was informed by him that Tommie wasn't in training.

He'd only been on vacation for about 10 days, which was quite surprising.

"It was hard to see it in person because I was so busy with other things.

"When I paid more attention, the whole thing was wrong."

"But I said, 'Okay. It is what it was. If you want to go over there, box him. It's a 50-50 opportunity. You are already experienced. You could be more fit or lose weight, but that's up to you.

"He said, "Okay, then, I'll do mine own thing and go fight him anyway, because I can beat him."

Paul was furious at the comments and tweeted: "I should sue that fool." His father reveals why he pulled out again.

Tommy refuted these allegations and said that his US travel ban was the sole reason he didn't fight Paul.

On Instagram, he stated that he had seen "more s***" on him recently than ever before.

"I just wanted to clarify that this fight did not take place because I was unable to enter the country.

"Not because I was not training or wasn't fit.

"I was ready and raring for the adventure, so I arrived at the airport Monday morning with my entire team, ready to fly out.

"I couldn't get into the country, and that's why this battle didn't take place."

All the bulls*** about me being unprepared, not training, just forget it. Don't believe anything that hasn't come from me.

Celebrity boxing rivals Fury and Fury have signed twice to fight each other, but Fury was unable to make it happen.

He was pulled from the August 6 pay-per-view fight due to an issue with his US visa.

Fury, 23 years old, was unable to resolve the issue in time. Paul, 25 responded by agreeing that he would face Hasim Rahman Jr., 31, at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

Rahman Jr., the son ex-heavyweight champion Sr., won his first twelve fights, six by knockout, but was defeated for the first time in April.

James McKenzie Morrison (31), the son of Tommy, was able to stop him in round 5.

Paul, who is now 5-0, prepares to fight a recognized boxer for his first time. He has sparred Rahman Jr twice before.