Jake Paul and Tommy Fury got here face-to-face on the conclusion of their combat week press convention on Thurs., only a few days forward of their cruiserweight boxing match atop the ESPN+ and FITE+ pay-per-view (PPV) card on Solar., Feb. 26, 2023 from Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. The occasion will even function the co-headlining collision between WBC cruiserweight kingpin Ilunga Makabu and former WBC and WBA champion Badou Jack.
Watch Paul stare down Fury within the embedded video above.
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THE TRUTH! Worldwide famous person and serial risk-taker, Jake “The Drawback Little one” Paul, will face the most important problem of his budding fight sports activities profession when he takes on his first-ever skilled boxer, Tommy “TNT” Fury, inside Diriyah Enviornment in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, streaming stay on ESPN pay-per-view (PPV). “Paul vs. Fury,” which will even function WBC Cruiserweight kingpin, Ilunga Makabu, battling former WBC and WBA champion, Badou Jack, within the co-main occasion, particular begin time is slated for two p.m. ET, with a PPV price ticket of $49.99.
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Paul insists Fury is not going to be a more durable combat than former UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva, who fell to “The Drawback Little one” final fall in Phoenix. In reality, “TNT” could not even be as powerful as former Paul sufferer and ex-UFC titleholder Tyron Woodley.
“No. F*** no. That’s an insult to Anderson,” Paul instructed The MMA Hour. “[He’s] not more durable than Anderson, not more durable than Tyron. I feel he’s quicker than each of them, I feel he throws extra punches than each of them, however not more durable. Undoubtedly not more durable.”
“This can be a ‘should knock out’ combat for me personally, as a result of I do know I can do it,” Paul continued. “I’d simply be letting myself down. I’m going to win the combat, but when I don’t knock him out, I’ll positively be pissed.”
The Paul vs. Fury major card will get underway at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT) and prices $49.99 to stream (watch it right here).
