Jake Paul Trolls Tyson Fury Following Fury’s Epic Win Over Deontay Wilder

Tyson Fury scored one of the biggest wins of his career against Deontay Wilder in what came as an end to the Fury-Wilder rivalry. Almost the entire world cheered for ‘The Gypsy King’. However, a few people used it as a chance to steal the spotlight from him. A newly turned professional boxer, Jake Paul, was one of them.

The 24-year-old is currently in the news for feuding with Tyson Fury’s brother Tommy Fury all over the Internet. Meanwhile, he didn’t hesitate to go after the WBC heavyweight champion, right after the Brit stopped Deontay Wilder in an epic trilogy collision.

As he claims himself to be a combat follower, Jake Paul saw Fury vs Wilder 3. Post the fight, he took to Twitter and wrote, “I think Tyson Fury might have finally earned the chance to fight me.”

Meanwhile, Tyson Fury and his father John Fury have thrown several opinions about Jake Paul. As a fight between Paul and ‘TNT’ Fury looks likely, ‘The Gypsy King’ warned Tommy that if he lost to ‘The Problem Child’ he would not be allowed to be a Fury.

Amid all these happenings, Jake Paul also pitched his opinion on ‘The Gypsy King’. However, Fury has a lot more to do rather than respond to ‘The Problem Child’.

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What’s next for Tyson Fury?

Tyson Fury will celebrate a career-defining win, but his in-ring activities wouldn’t allow him to relish a long layoff. The winner of Otto Wallin vs Dillian Whyte will be next for ‘The Gypsy King’. Hence, Tyson Fury will come across a tough challenge shortly. Moreover, a possible unification fight for all four heavyweight belts is also on his radar.

Fury is currently at the peak of the WBC division. He is the ultimate heavyweight kingpin and has been on the top for a long time. While Deontay Wilder couldn’t pull him down, it’s up to the rest to figure out a way to beat Tyson Fury in a boxing clash.

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