The transcript below is from the video “Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury | Boxing fight” by Brutal TV.
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Over the past few weeks, the news of the fight between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury has stirred up a lot of opinions. Everyone seems to have something to say about the fight and who would come out victorious. But after several unsuccessful attempts at getting these two men to face off in the ring, we can’t help but wonder if we will finally get what we’ve all been waiting for. The fight against Jake Paul and Tommy Fury was initially scheduled for December 19th, 2021. However, due to some complications on Fury’s end as he nursed a bacterial chest infection and a broken rib, the match was canceled.
By the next year in 2022, the men were once again scheduled for a match on August 6th but again, the match had to be canceled. This time, it was due to the fact that Fury’s travel visa to the U.S was canceled. However, it has been confirmed that we should expect to see some action come February 26, 2023. And so while we look forward to that date, it is only natural that we analyze what could be the outcome of this battle. So, if you would like to find out our verdict on the duel between these two professional fighters, then be sure to stick around till the end. Let’s take this into the ring, shall we?
Before we put them up against each other, let’s take a closer look at the lives of these fighters.
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Jake Paul
The American social media personality and professional boxer was born on the 17 January, 1997, in Cleveland, Ohio. Jake Paul, however, grew up in Westlake, Ohio with his parents Pamela Ann Stepnick and Gregory Allan Paul and his brother Logan Paul.
After gaining an insane level of fame on Vine in 2013, Paul launched his YouTube channel the First up is none other but the problem child himself, Jake Paul. very next year. This would later lead to an acting career on the Disney Channel’s Bizaardvark Series, where he played the role of Dirk Mann.
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2017 was the year Paul found his way into the music industry and released his very first single, It’s Everyday Bro! And ever since, Paul has continued to release several singles. By the fall of 2018, Paul hit another milestone in his life as he began his amateur Boxing career, where he fought against Deji Olatunji, KSI’s younger brother. The fifth round of the exciting match was brought to an end as Paul delivered a technical knockout defeating Olatunji.
However, in 2019, Paul let go of his amateur title and started off as professional career. His debut match was against fellow YouTuber Anesongib, popularly called Gib, and won by technical knockout. Throughout his career, Paul has fought against former UFC fighter Ben Askren and professional basketballer Nate Robinson. He also fought against the UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley twice and finally against the mixed martial artist and boxer Anderson Silva. In all of these six fights, Paul is recorded a total of six wins four of those by knockout.
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Tommy Fury
All right, time to meet the British professional boxer and reality TV personality Tommy TNT Fury. Fury was born on the 7th of May 1999 in Manchester England to John and Chantelle Fury. Tommy grew up alongside his older half-brother Tyson Fury, who today is a heavyweight world champion. Fury didn’t have quite a lengthy amateur career as by 2018, he had already made his debut in his professional career as a boxer. His very first match was against
Jevgenus Andrejes, which he won with a four round points decision. His second match was indeed a memorable one where he recorded a stoppage in his professional career. Fury served a knockout in just the first round of his fight against Callum Ide. Other opponents the British fighter has gone up against include Jordan Grant, Daniel Bocianski, Frzemylaw Binienda, Scott Williams, Genadij Krajevskij, and Anthony Taylor. In all of these eight fights, Tommy Fury recorded a total of eight wins, four of which were won by knockout and four by decision.
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By the year 2021, Fury made his United States debut on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley. His debut match was against Anthony Taylor. And at the end of the match, he was made the winner by unanimous decision. After this match, what was to come next was his scheduled fight against Jake Paul but of course, that never happened. And the same was the case in 2022. While both Fighters remain undefeated, their fight scheduled for February 26th will change that for one of them. But who is it going to be? Who is going to be walking away with a tainted record? Well, now that we’ve met both fighters, let’s see if we can determine the answer to that question.
As usual, we’ll be making this decision based on the categories of fighting pedigree, physique, skill and improvisation. For each of these, we’ll be awarding 10 points and as usual, the fighter with the highest number of points wins.
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Fighting Pedigree
With about five years in their career, it’s safe to say that both fighters are quite new to the fighting environment. Neither boxer has exactly been able to get into that many fights. However, in the few matches that they have been engaged, the fighters have capped an undefeated record. We have to admit that Fury has an upper hand though, seeing that he has engaged in more fights and hence, has a fuller record compared to Paul. Therefore, in this round, Fury gets nine points, while Paul gets eight points.
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Physique
As both Fury and Paul happen to still be in their prime, the best way to judge their physique would be based on their present height and weight. Currently, Tommy Fury stands at exactly six feet and weighs about 231 lbs, while on the other hand, Jake Paul stands at about six foot one inch while weighing about 190-200 lbs. Although we can say both fighters are about the same height, Fury does weigh heavier, which could be very useful in landing another stoppage. And so, Fury is awarded nine points while Paul comes in close with 8.5 points.
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Skills
When we talk about skills, it is pretty obvious that both Fury and Paul are well-trained in boxing. As Paul himself said in a press conference, he has the Boxing IQ. The point is that both men can stand their ground against each other. However, given that Fury has more fighting pedigree, he sure has an advantage in terms of experience. Plus, coming from a family of fighters is another added advantage. But then we all know that Paul has some of the best trainers in the business and boasts about that every chance he gets. Nonetheless, considering the fact that both fighters were well versatile in the art of boxing, we can say that both fighters have a tie with eight points each.
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Improvisation
Finally, looking at improvisation, it is clear that both fighters are currently only boxers and aren’t versatile in any other kind of martial art. This means both fighters are unlikely to pull off any surprises in the ring. However, with a record like Fury’s, who’s had the opportunity to face off with more opponents and beat them all, it’s more likely that the younger fighter could have a couple of tricks up his sleeves. And so once again, Fury wins this round with eight points while Paul gets seven points.
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The Verdict
Before we get down to the winner of the prediction, it’s safe to say that based on the different opinions on the internet, both have a clear shot at coming out on top. However, considering all of the pressure on Fury from his family, it just may be a tough bout. Paul, on the other hand, isn’t about to make things any easier for his opponent if his rants on social media are anything to go by. Fury’s absence at the press conference made things even worse as Paul took the liberty to get even more vocal. At this point, Fury has the choice to either let Paul get into his head or use Paul’s rants as fuel to win the match.
That said, if we’ll be judging based on our four categories, the winner of this match come February 26th is none other than Tommy TNT Fury, with 34 points, while Jake Paul comes in close with 31.5 points. This, however, is just our verdict based on our calculations. The actual match might be a shocker to us all.
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