TOMMY FURRY was accused of not being "cut from the same cloth" as Tyson.
Anthony Taylor, Fury's opponent on Jake Paul's Undercard on August 29, blasted Jake Paul for calling him a 'disrespect' to boxing.
Tommy Fury photographed with Tyson, his big brother
Sky Sports' Taylor, 32, said that he didn't think Michael Jordan's children would be the next Jordan. Tommy is not the next Tyson.
They are not the same thing. He's a disgrace to the sport. He is not a boxer. He doesn't fight men with 10 wins or 126 losses.
Ryan Garcia is not seen fighting men on his debut, with 26 losses and zero wins.
"Tell me that I can't beat the fighters Tommy has already beaten."
"Without Tyson calling up his brother's names, who was Tommy?" We didn't know Tyson had a brother, who was a boxer.
Garcia, the lightweight sensation Taylor refers to, boxed an opponent who 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.
Fury is 22 years old and is 6-0. He has fought mostly opposition from journeymen fighters, which is common for boxers at the beginning of their careers.
He will fight Taylor, 32, on the exact same card as Paul. The goal is to fight the YouTuber afterward.
Paul will be facing Tyron Woodley (ex-UFC champion), who is 39 and has fought with Fury in the recent months.
He also took aim at his online opponent ahead of the pay per view.
Paul, 24 years old, said that he boxes because his father told him to. He lacks the real heart and fight within him.
He is doing it because his brother did it. He sees it as a way of making some money.
"If we ever get in the ring, I'm going expose him."
