TOMMY FURRY would like to make his comeback on Tyson's Undercard. He hopes to make enough noise for Jake Paul to reschedule their fight.
With a broken rib, and a chest infection, the 2019 Love Island star was forced to leave his celebrity grudge match with Paul in December.
Tommy Fury is ready to make Tyson's return
Fury insists that he will not place his boxing hopes on the American YouTuber.
He is willing to settle the matter once and for all. Frank Warren, his promoter, continues to negotiate with Paul.
Sky Sports' Fury, 22-year-old, said that he would like to see the fight back at the end of the year.
"I don't really wait around for him, but he knows that I'm there and I'm ready at all times to fight. That's something I've said many times.
"I'm not the problem here, if the man wanted to fight, we would have rescheduled the date by now. But the ball is in his court.
"I am ready to fight whenever. I would like to see the fight at the end of this year.
"I know Frank still tries to reach out and get in touch with him, and other stuff like that."
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Paul, 25 is now 5-0 in the career and defeated Fury's replacement Tyron Whiteley, 39 in round six in their late-notice match.
He had beaten the former UFC champion on points four months prior.
Paul's previous wins were against 'AnEsonGib,' an online opponent, former NBA player Nate Robinson (37), and Ben Askren (37).
Fury hopes to face a professional boxer in the future.
Paul demanded that his British counterpart appear on Tyson's undercard in order to win the right to reschedule their match.
Fury is also on board with Dillian Whyte (33-year-old Gypsy King) at Wembley's stadium of 90,000 seats.
He stated that he believed the fight was still on because he is no fool, so who is he going against? He has no other opponent.
He knows this well and says that this fight is his biggest fight.
"But I think that I'm looking for a run out Tyson's Undercard next. That's the plan moving forward, and then we'll attempt to set that fight up by the end of this year."
