Tommy Fury has confirmed there are no clauses to "fix" his fight with Jake Paul in the contract for their upcoming clash.
Fury and Paul look set to do battle in the latter star's seventh professional fight next month as they finally get to touch gloves and settle their rivalry. Throughout the early stages of his influencer boxing career, YouTube star Paul has faced criticism from the likes of Paddy Pimblett and Dillon Danis, who claimed his fights are "fixed" by the contract.
After Paul's narrow points win over Tyron Woodley in August 2021, Danis claimed that there was a 'no knockout' clause inserted into the former UFC champion's contract preventing him from halting the contest. But potential upcoming rival Fury has insisted he doesn't know if this has been the case with previous fights.