TOMMY FURRY wants to shut Jake Paul down once and for all. They will settle their "unfinished business", in a sold-out UK stadium fight.
Celebrity boxing rivals were to compete for bragging rights and unbeaten records in a December grudge bout.
Fury was forced to leave the arena after being declared medically unfit for boxing due to a broken rib injury.
Next Saturday, the 2019 Love Island star will be back on the undercard to brother Tyson’s epic fight with Dillian Whyte.
After experiencing the big time in front a crowd of over 90,000.plus, it could be the beginning of a headline show of his own.
SunSport interviewed Tommy, 22-year-old: "It would have been a dream come true for me to have that fight here in Britain."
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"We could sell out a stadium right now, it's not a problem since this is a big fight.
"Look at the comments made by people about that fight. The No1 guy they want them to see face is me.
"And that's why I'm his age, his weight, and his size, and I actually box, unlike any other fighter he's ever fought before.
"I believe that that is the only battle he has to win.
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Paul charged Fury with evading their pay-per view clash by infaking injury. This only added fuel to the fire.
The younger brother of WBC champion Tyson Tyson is now ready to silence him - even though he wouldn't even celebrate a win.
Tommy stated that it was unfinished business because this should have happened back in December. He was talking about the whole year.
"Granted, it wasn't me that broke my ribs and couldn't fight in December. But I would like to get that fight back to end this man's career.
"But, at end of the day, if something comes it comes. If it doesn’t, it doesn’t. My goal in this sport, and beating Jake Paul, doesn’t give me that.
"It doesn’t give me anything. It’s not exactly a win I’ll get.
"It's a win I would not even mention, he's no boxer, it's going to not give me any clarity.
"It is what is. He can take it or leave. I will fight if he wishes, it's no problem.
Tommy will face Daniel Bocianski (Polish light-heavyweight), 27, on the night Tyson, 33 defends his title against Whyte.
Paul, 25, said that he would make his return in August, after defeating ex-UFC champion Tyron Whiteley, 40.
Tommy warned that box office sales and ticket sales would plummet if Tommy doesn't improve the quality of his rivals.
He is now willing to help Paul by offering his support once again.
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Tommy stated: "Like he's said before, if the fight is big and he wants to be a part of that big night, he knows where to go."
He is no longer interested in fighting retired UFC fighters. Nobody wants to see him fight that. Everyone wants to see him face a boxer.
