Tyson Fury leads the audience live in Jake Paul mocking mode. Paul responds in memorable fashion.
By: Sean Crose
Tyson Fury. Jake Paul. If there are two more unusual and colorful (some would say nasty) personalities on this side of Adrien Broner, that’s news to the world of boxing. Fury, the WBC heavyweight and heavyweight champion of the world (no one knows whether or not to believe his claim that he’s retired) has a mouth as big as his giant frame. An era of brilliance and perhaps defining heavyweights, this towering English player can get inside opponents’ heads like no other. And now that his brother Tommy is going up against none other than Jake Paul later this summer in New York City, the boxer dubbed “The Gypsy King” has embarked immediately on targeting. Target social media stars to become professional boxers.
This is rubbing, though. Paul himself loves stirring up the audience and hitting opponents in the head at least as much as Fury. And, while he’s clearly not a fighter of Fury’s caliber, he could well stand a chance against Fury’s younger brother, who doesn’t have much more professional experience than Paul. After all, neither of them have ever fought even ten times, which really makes for an engaging and exciting fight for Paul-Fury. However, even though Paul likes to taunt Brothers Fury, there’s little doubt his brother Tyson went after Paul in epic fashion over the weekend.
Currently, Fury is on the “Official After-Party Tour”. On Sunday, at Sheffield City Hall, the fighter, according to Daily mail, “Called on the crowd to sing ‘Jake Paul is ap *** y’, and they followed suit, with the undefeated Briton posting the clip on his social media.” Like it or not, it’s hard to deny that Fury knows how to get people’s attention. Never to be outdone, Paul posted his own video on Sunday with the title: “Beethovens 10th Symphony Introduces @Tyson_Fury. ”
In the said video, Paul, dressed as an orchestra conductor and superimposed on a Sheffield Hall clip, moves with two large wooden cooking utensils as if he himself were leading the song in high fashion. . While Paul and Fury are clearly not everyone’s cup of tea, it’s hard to deny that they can be funny – at least sometimes. There’s nothing even the most conventional about either man. However, Fury has proven himself in the ring. It will be interesting to see how Paul competes with the younger brother of the man who arrives this August. The Paul-Fury fight will take place August 6 at Madison Square Garden and will air live as a pay-per-view event.
