TOMMY FURRY was called a "disrespect" to boxing by his next opponent. He said that brother Tyson is the only reason his name is mentioned.
Fury will face Anthony Taylor, a MMA fighter, on August 29, which marks his US debut.
Jake Paul's Undercard: Tommy Fury vs Anthony Taylor
He arrives in the fight at 6-0 but has faced no opposition so far as he learns the ropes.
Taylor mocked Fury's record and was a sparring partner with Fury's online opponent Jake Paul. Taylor headlines at the month's end against Tyron Woodley.
Sky Sports' Taylor, 32-year-old, said: "It's disrespectful to the sport in my eyes, and in many people's eyes who understand boxing.
"He is not a boxer. He doesn't fight men with 10 wins and 126 losses. It is easy to see if he had fought someone who was 1-2, 21-2, 3-3 or 4-5.
"I can see that if you have fought these types of opponents with such records, people will say, "OK, you're not bad."
Ryan Garcia is not seen fighting men on his debut, with 26 losses and 0 wins. Ryan Garcia doesn't fight someone with four wins and eight losses.
"OK, let us see, two wins and one loss in the third fight, ten wins and five losses.
"You don’t see that level of fighters, but the fact that they’re building him up. Look at these fighters and tell me if you can’t beat both of those fighters that he beats up already."
Garcia, the lightweight sensation Taylor refers to, had ZERO fights in his debut.
In his two subsequent bouts, the now-21 year-old had a combined record that included five losses, one draw, and no wins.
Taylor also criticized Fury, who rose to fame in 2019 after appearing on Love Island.
He stated that Tyson was the only reason Tommy Fury is listed on this card and his name is ever mentioned.
Tyson (32), was the one who started the online feud between Fury (22) and Paul (24) after he asked the YouTuber for help in fighting his younger brother.
Fury instead signed a 2-fight deal with Paul's television network Showtime Stateside. The pair will share one card.
Both wins set up an expected pay per view fight.
Paul, who is now 3-0 by knockout, will face Woodley, ex-UFC champion, for his biggest challenge.
He has so far only defeated YouTuber "AnEsonGib", ex-NBA player Nate Robinson (37), and Ben Askren (37), who was a retired UFC welterweight.
