Jake Paul’s next fight: The social media star will face Tommy Fury from Florida in December

The wait for Jake Paul to face a “real boxer” will end on December 18 in Tampa, Florida. The social media star will continue his boxing career with Tommy Fury as he faces the 22-year-old brother of world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury. The fight will be titled a Showtime paycheck.

Fury is 7-0 as a professional, and the level of experience is right to face Pauli, who is 4-0 since becoming a professional in January 2020. NBA Starring Nate Robinson. As Paul stepped up the pressure to face a “real fighter,” he got a quick knockout of former MMA champion Ben Askren in August before making a decision against former UFC champion Tyron Woodley.

Woodley asked for a rematch after a fight with Paul, but there were discussions about a tattoo bet among many reasons not to make a rematch.

“I started my professional boxing career less than two years ago [Jan. 30, 2020]“Paul said in a press release. Fight a real boxer, they say, and that’s what I’m doing. Undefeated boxer of the legendary Fury bloodline. However, this is more than boxing for me. It’s for America and to show the world that there is no other country that allows you to achieve what you have in mind. It is for every young person who has a dream and is dedicated to achieving that life. On December 18th, I continue to fulfill my dreams and turn into a Fury of Fury. ”

Fury fought the Paul vs Woodley underlying poster and positioned Paul as a potential opponent. However, Fury was not surprised by Anthony Taylorri’s poor four-round decision win. The idea continued to gain strength after Woodley fell as Paul’s next opponent, making another bet on Paul, in which case Fury will have to turn his last name into “Fumbles” if Paul wins. Apparently, Fury agreed to do that and is now fighting.

“Jake Paul is on the verge of learning a serious life lesson,” Fury said in a statement. “This is my world, and it’s not from here. I’m not one of those MMA men or basketball players, I’ve been boxing all my life. On December 18th, I’m going to show the world the difference between a YouTuber and a real fighting man. Thank you to my promoter Frank Warren, Most Valuable Promotions and Showtime for allowing this clown to close for once. ”