TOMMYFURY promised to 'break every bone in Jake Paul's for dragging Molly-Mae into the online feud.
Fury and the YouTuber have been exchanging words over a series videos and posts, with tension building toward an anticipated fight.
Love Island stars Molly-Mae Hague, Tommy Fury
Paul took it personal when he shared an Instagram message from Molly-Mae (22), his rival.
Love Island's star, Fury, came second in 2019, and Fury retorted that the DM was fake.
Fury, the younger brother of Tyson, was able to ignore the viral jabs, but warned Paul that he will be held responsible.
Sky Sports quoted him as saying: "I am thick-skinned. I am a professional athlete. These boys aren't. These boys are addicted to the internet and they make a living playing games online.
"I fight hard to make a living. My fists will do all the talking. He will be rewarded for every negative thing he says.
"I will smash every bone in his head. It's not okay to bring your loved ones along. It's a fight. They have nothing to do with it, so they should be left out.
Paul, 24 is now 3-0 in his career. He will next face ex-UFC champion Tyron Whiteley, 39, in his Cleveland home.
Fury, 22 years old, was also considered, but Woodley's greater profile Stateside meant that Woodley was chosen.
He has a spot on the undercard, and will be facing Anthony Taylor, a 32-year-old MMA fighter, in his US debut.
The light-heavyweight signed a two-fight agreement with American powerhouse Showtime, who also had Paul signed.
The celebrity couple are now on track for a PPV fight, should they both win later in the month.
Fury, who is now 6-0, stated that "they are doing it in order to build the fight." I'm here, and I want to fight. It's a fight I won't lose.
"The ball is in his hands. It has always been. He is the one who controls all things. It's either yay, or nay.
"I'm done with the talking. Let's do it. Let's get it over with. Let's stop the social media chat. He loves it. Let's get into the ring and fight.
"Stop making excuses and get on the next fight."
