Jake Paul has vowed to "decapitate" Tommy Fury in an X-rated final message to his rival ahead of their showdown.
YouTube star Jake Paul is closing on his huge shot to settle his rivalry with former Love Island contestant Tommy Fury this Saturday night in Saudi Arabia. The pair are long-term enemies and will finally touch gloves after two failed attempts to settle the scores since their boxing careers began.
Paul and Fury have travelled to the Middle East for fight week, with huge pressure on their shoulders to deliver a hammer blow to their foe's career. After arriving on foreign soil, Paul has issued a new lengthy final video message vowing to settle their rivalry in style.
WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE
He shouted: "Tommy, I hope you have enjoyed these last few moments of your career. This is it you are going to be retired from. boxing, disowned from your family and go back to your mother's maiden name after this. Your brother [Tyson Fury] isn't in the ring with you, your Dad, Molly-Mae [Hague] or even Bambi [his daughter]. All that little cute motivation about fighting for her, all that s*** goes out of the window.
"I am coming to take your f***ing head off, I will decapitate you as I am a mean and angry person deep down. I am going to take it all out on your f***ing face, there is nothing you can do to f***ing beat me. I am built different, I want this more, I am more tapped in, I am more emotionally intelligent. I have worked harder every single day, I have a better team and a better support system.
"Guess what, me winning this fight is for the higher benevolent good of the universe. It is not just me in the ring it is all of my guidance, all of my spiritual helpers and all of the people protecting me. Together, we are going to collectively f*** you up, Tommy, you have four rounds and this is it for you."
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Paul has fought six times as a professional but his upcoming contest with Fury will be by far the sternest examination of his credentials in the boxing ring. However, the pressure will equally be on his rival, with the 23-year-old expected to prevail given his family's history in the sport and his amateur pedigree.
The pair have already come face to face at a launch press conference in London to announce the fight, but Fury sparked fears that he could pull out from the event after missing the Saudi Arabia leg of the media tour. However, the Briton has flown out to make his final preparations and has vowed to make his rival pay for their war of words.
