Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will finally settle their years-long feud in Saudi Arabia next month after two bouts were previously cancelled due to issues on the Brit's end.
The pair began a lengthy back-and-forth at the start of 2021 when Paul learned of Fury's fame from a hoax graphic showing TV ratings which Tommy's brother; world heavyweight champion Tyson, shared along with a callout towards the American. They since went on to book two fights, but they were both cancelled at late notice.
But it has now been confirmed that the pair will compete in the Middle East on Sunday, February 26 after being offered a massive payout meaning both men will make multiple millions. Fury is reportedly earning $2.5million, while Paul will likely pocket at least four-times that purse.