Jake Paul is currently under scrutiny by Team Fury, as ‘The Problem Child’ prepares to face Fury on December 18. The matchup has already been in the headlines for several reasons. One of them is Paul’s refusal for VADA testing, ahead of the in-ring scrap.

Recently, John Fury, revealed that they wanted to put VADA testing in the contract, which Paul denied. Hence, John Fury believes that Jake Paul might be under the influence of banned substances and he didn’t hesitate to pinpoint that in a recent video.

Referring to the latest presser between ‘TNT’ and ‘The Problem Child,’ Jon Fury said, “In the press conference the other day, he won’t remove his glasses now eyes are tell-tale to everything. You know he has grown a big beard, which people who understand know what I am talking about, know where I am coming from.”

“What you are doing here is trying to enlighten people in the world today that it is illegal to use steroids. And that’s what he is doing to gain an edge and I feel sorry for him. Because we are not bothered anyway. The talent of Tommy, the power of Tommy is going to move straight through whether he is using it or not.”

John Fury further explained how he had expected a fair fight between Tommy Fury and Jake Paul. But the current scene seems to have put doubts into the mind of the 57-year-old. However, John Fury has faith in Tommy Fury’s abilities and is confident he will be victorious.

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How can Jake Paul fare against Tommy Fury?

Jake Paul will face a pro-pugilist in Tommy Fury for the first time. All of Jake Paul’s former opponents were non-boxers whom he beat with ease. However, Tommy Fury has been boxing all his life and has a record of 7-0.

Therefore, coming to the fight, many will believe that Fury is a slight favorite to win due to his boxing experience. However, Paul also has the power to KO Fury and has proved that by winning 3 out of his 4 bouts via KO/TKO.

Who do you think will win in this fight? Let us know in the comments.

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