Jake Paul will face Tyron Woodley on August 29, but he is already having another feud with Tommy Fury, who will appear on the same card to take on Anthony Taylor. Despite having a tough test ahead, Paul believes he will win and then challenge ‘TNT’ Fury in a fight that already has people’s attention.

Paul and Fury have begun the verbal war, although they have different opponents on board. While they will soon come face to face in an official press conference, Paul has humorously warned the Brit about wearing a hat.

Jake Paul’s bizarre stunt of snatching Floyd Mayweather’s cap a few months ago is still fresh to the combat fans. That said, ‘The Problem Child’ has vowed to remake the scene under certain circumstances.

In a chat with The Sun, Jake Paul said, “I would tell him not to wear a hat. If he wants to play those games, we can play those games, Tommy.”

“Look, if you want to wear a hat, that sh!t’s going to get taken, one way or another. I’m stealing everybody’s hat, nobody’s hat’s safe. This kid’s not fast enough, Floyd Mayweather, I took this guy’s hat and he had to have 20 guys to hold me down before he could get one punch off 15 seconds later.” (H/T-Boxing Scene)

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Meanwhile, Fury and Paul will have to beat their respective opponents to seal a fight between themselves. Both the undefeated boxers will compete against MMA fighters, who barely have any professional boxing experience. Tyron Woodley is a debutant while Anthony Taylor has one fight under his belt, which he had lost.

Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury- On a collision course

The Paul-Fury rivalry had begun with both fighters sharing several similar traits. Firstly, their elder siblings, Logan Paul and Tyson Fury, could attain success in their respective professions. Following that, ‘The Problem Child’ and ‘TNT’ also amassed global attention for their social media popularity. Meanwhile, a transition to the boxing world has been beneficial to them.

Fury, 6-0, and Paul, 3-0 are two of the popular names among casual fans of the sport. Hence, they often garner new audiences, which is ultimately profitable for boxing’s future. Hene, a square-off between them, will be massive at this time.

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