Tyson Fury wants 60-year-old dad to fight Jake Paul in bizarre clash
Boxing’s heavyweight king Tyson Fury urged Jake Paul to fight his dad, 60-year-old John Fury in a bare-knuckle pay-per-view clash as the YouTuber looks for his next fight.
Ever since Jake Paul started trading verbal jabs with Tommy Fury across Twitter, the whole Fury family has become entangled in their never-ending war of words.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer has, at times, gone after Tyson Fury – boxing’s heavyweight king – by criticizing his fights andeven suggesting that the pair should box. Tyson has never been shy in replying either, and has constantly hit back at Jake’s claims.
Jake has also gotten into things with John Fury – Tommy and Tyson’s dad, and trainer – over contracts. They also caused quite a scene at the Mayweather vs Deji event, with John ripping off his t-shirt and trying to front up toJake, who was at ringside.
Tyson Fury wants Jake Paul to fight John Fury
While there is quite a considerable age difference between Jake and John, Tyson would be interested in seeing them fight, as he believes it would be quite the “spectacle.”
That’s what boxing’s heavyweight king told Ariel Helwani during his appearance onThe MMA Houranyway, as he was asked if Jake or John had a better chance in a fight as things stand.
“I think my dad would rip his heart out and feed it to him and the man is nearly 60 years old,” Tyson said. “I think my dad and Jake Paul should have a bare-knuckle fight to the end. That would be a spectacle and I would give $100 to see it, pay-per-view.”
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Tyson Fury is willing to pay $100 on pay-per-view to watch his father John Fury fight Jake Paul in bare-knuckle boxing 👀#TheMMAHour“I think my dad would rip his heart out and feed it to him, and the man’s nearly 60 years old.“▶️https://t.co/1voBIVjJYOpic.twitter.com/pfsKGE0t2b
Fury’s distinction about it not being a boxing match would, if they chose to explore that possibility, mean the two parties wouldn’t have to get it sanctioned by a boxing board.
At the end of the day, though, it’s very unlikely it ever happens, even if Tyson wants it to. Jake has gotmultiple fight offers out there with opponentsas he eyes a return to the ring for next year.
