On Sunday, Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will take on in a 10-round cruiserweight bout in Saudi Arabia (ESPN+ PPV, 2 p.m. ET).
Paul (6-0, 4 KOs), 26, of Cleveland, is coming off a definitive triumph over MMA veteran Anderson Silva in October. He was at first slated to fight Fury in December 2021, however Fury was changed by previous MMA champ Tyron Woodley due to injury. Paul secured Woodley in the rematch, scoring a sixth-round TKO.
Fury (8-0, 4 KOs), sibling of heavyweight champ Tyson Fury, last battled in April, a choice win over Daniel Bocianski at Wembley Stadium, on the Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte undercard.
Paul made his expert boxing launching in January 2020 with a first-round TKO of YouBulb Ali Eson Gib. His 2nd fight was a second-round one-punch KO of previous NBA star Nate Robinson. He then beat previous Bellator and One Championship champ Ben Askren with a first-round TKO in April prior to handling Woodley — two times — and after that Silva.
Where can I see the Jake Paul-Tommy Fury fight card Sunday?
The complete Jake Paul-Tommy Fury fight card will be transmitted in the U.S. on ESPN+ PPV beginning at 2 p.m. ET. The pay-per-view can be acquired on ESPN+. More info can be discovered here.
How do I stream the fight?
You can stream the fight in the U.S. by going to the ESPN+ PPV page.
The complete card:
- Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury, 10 rounds, cruiserweights
- Title fight: Ilunga Makabu vs. Badou Jack, 12 rounds, for Makabu’s WBC cruiserweight title
- Ashton Sylve vs. Maxwell Awuku, 8 rounds, lightweights
Top stories:
Jake Paul interview: Moving on from Tommy Fury, battling Hasim Rahman Jr. on Aug. 6
- Jake Paul fight canceled due to flap over Hasim Rahman Jr.’s weight
- Tommy Fury states he was rejected right to fly to United States for Jake Paul press conference
- Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury, Amanda Serrano vs. Brenda Carabajal bouts completed for Aug. 6 at MSG
- Whether you like it or not, 2021 was Jake Paul’s year, and he made it
- The 2021 stories that will form boxing in 2022: From Tyson Fury and Canelo Alvarez to … yes, Jake Paul
- Patrick Mahomes, Trae Young amongst stars responding to Jake Paul’s emphatic, sixth-round KO over Tyron Woodley
- Jake Paul stops Tyron Woodley in Round 6, calls out UFC stars
- Inside the last-minute settlements to make Jake Paul-Tyron Woodley 2
- Jake Paul set for Tyron Woodley rematch after Tommy Fury withdraws
- Tyron Woodley pays up, gets ‘I enjoy Jake Paul’ tattoo on middle finger
- Jake Paul beats Tyron Woodley through split choice in cruiserweight fight
- Jake Paul dissatisfied not to knock out Woodley
- Trash talk and stories: How professional fumbling methods assisted drive Jake Paul’s climb in boxing
- Is Jake Paul bad for boxing? Next concern
- Jake Paul: Everyone’s in the incorrect after press conference skirmish
- Woodley, Paul’s team enter heated exchange
- Jake Paul loss simply a far-off memory for groundhog hater and buckthorn slayer Ben Askren
- Social media influencer Jake Paul to box previous UFC welterweight champ Tyron Woodley
- Jake Paul: People wish to see me get knocked out
- Stephen A. isn’t moved by Jake Paul combating Tyron Woodley
- Jake Paul, Tyron Woodley make a bet on their boxing match
- Boxer or phenomenon? Inside the destination of YouBulb turned fighter Jake Paul
- Gotcha hat and your playbook: What the Paul siblings have actually gained from Floyd Mayweather
- Max Kellerman: Jake Paul has no chance at whipping Canelo
On Sunday, Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will lock horns in a 10-round cruiserweight face-off in Saudi Arabia (ESPN+ PPV, 2 p.m. ET).
Paul (6-0, 4 KOs), 26, of Cleveland, is coming off a commanding triumph over MMA veteran Anderson Silva in October. He was at first set to deal with Fury in December 2021, however Fury was changed by previous MMA champ Tyron Woodley due to injury. Paul secured Woodley in the rematch, scoring a sixth-round TKO.
Fury (8-0, 4 KOs), sibling of heavyweight champ Tyson Fury, last battled in April, a choice win over Daniel Bocianski at Wembley Stadium, on the Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte undercard.
Paul made his expert boxing launching in January 2020 with a first-round TKO of YouBulb Ali Eson Gib. His 2nd fight was a second-round one-punch KO of previous NBA star Nate Robinson. He then beat previous Bellator and One Championship champ Ben Askren with a first-round TKO in April prior to handling Woodley — two times — and after that Silva.
Where can I see the Jake Paul-Tommy Fury fight card Sunday?
The complete Jake Paul-Tommy Fury fight card will be transmitted in the U.S. on ESPN+ PPV beginning at 2 p.m. ET. The pay-per-view can be acquired on ESPN+. More info can be discovered here.
How do I stream the fight?
You can stream the fight in the U.S. by going to the ESPN+ PPV page.
The complete card:
- Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury, 10 rounds, cruiserweights
- Title fight: Ilunga Makabu vs. Badou Jack, 12 rounds, for Makabu’s WBC cruiserweight title
- Ashton Sylve vs. Maxwell Awuku, 8 rounds, lightweights
Top stories:
Jake Paul interview: Moving on from Tommy Fury, battling Hasim Rahman Jr. on Aug. 6
- Jake Paul fight canceled due to flap over Hasim Rahman Jr.’s weight
- Tommy Fury states he was rejected right to fly to United States for Jake Paul press conference
- Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury, Amanda Serrano vs. Brenda Carabajal bouts completed for Aug. 6 at MSG
- Whether you like it or not, 2021 was Jake Paul’s year, and he made it
- The 2021 stories that will form boxing in 2022: From Tyson Fury and Canelo Alvarez to … yes, Jake Paul
- Patrick Mahomes, Trae Young amongst stars responding to Jake Paul’s emphatic, sixth-round KO over Tyron Woodley
- Jake Paul stops Tyron Woodley in Round 6, calls out UFC stars
- Inside the last-minute settlements to make Jake Paul-Tyron Woodley 2
- Jake Paul set for Tyron Woodley rematch after Tommy Fury withdraws
- Tyron Woodley pays up, gets ‘I enjoy Jake Paul’ tattoo on middle finger
- Jake Paul beats Tyron Woodley through split choice in cruiserweight fight
- Jake Paul dissatisfied not to knock out Woodley
- Trash talk and stories: How professional fumbling methods assisted drive Jake Paul’s increase in boxing
- Is Jake Paul bad for boxing? Next concern
- Jake Paul: Everyone’s in the incorrect after press conference skirmish
- Woodley, Paul’s team enter heated exchange
- Jake Paul loss simply a far-off memory for groundhog hater and buckthorn slayer Ben Askren
- Social media influencer Jake Paul to box previous UFC welterweight champ Tyron Woodley
- Jake Paul: People wish to see me get knocked out
- Stephen A. isn’t moved by Jake Paul combating Tyron Woodley
- Jake Paul, Tyron Woodley make a bet on their boxing match
- Boxer or phenomenon? Inside the appeal of YouBulb turned fighter Jake Paul
- Gotcha hat and your playbook: What the Paul siblings have actually gained from Floyd Mayweather
- Max Kellerman: Jake Paul has no chance at whipping Canelo
