The 23-year-old may have underwhelmed a little in his previous outings but he has never been in any trouble either, and has solid boxing fundamentals behind him. This could potentially be a real 50-50 match-up and based on the build-up there can be no questioning Paul’s desire, or indeed his confidence, but as the underdog Fury looks to be the man to back here. ‘The Problem Child’ arguably has the better record with four of his six wins coming inside the distance, while Fury has four stoppages in eight outings, and he has a slight height advantage – although Fury has the edge in terms of reach. Paul has been involved in big events already, while this will be Fury’s first outing as a headliner and is comfortably the biggest contest he has been involved in in terms of general interest and what it means for his own career. Paul is rated as the slight favourite and there are a few reasons why this is justifiable for the YouTuber-turned-boxer ahead of this 10-round contest. The fact both fighters are inexperienced does make this hard call and understandably there is little to separate them in the betting. This is essentially a match-up between two up-and-coming and unbeaten fighters and if boxing was the only consideration this would perhaps be an intriguing undercard bout, but given their respective statuses as celebrities away from the sport – particularly in Paul’s case – this is a headline event. Paul vs Fury prediction and fight preview
Fans will also be able to live stream the action from the BT Sport Box Office app on mobile or tablet devices. It will be broadcast live on BT Sport Box Office PPV in the UK and at a cost £19.95 and the coverage will start at 6:30pm. Paul vs Fury is due to take place at the Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, February 26
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We’ve got the main event covered and details of how to watch, as well as a 14/1 treble featuring Paul vs Fury and selections from the undercard. Fury – the younger brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury – knows a defeat could spell the end of his fledgling boxing career before it has even really begun.
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This is a big step-up for Paul on paper as he is facing a genuine professional boxer for the first time, although he has taken on ex-MMA fighters. Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will finally settle their feud in Saudi Arabia this weekend in a showdown billed as ‘The Truth’ after two previous cancellations.īoth fighters come into Sunday’s showdown with unbeaten records so something has to give as these two settle their bitter feud.
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