Tommy Fury and Jake Paul will be 'double or nothing' in terms of prize money - with tensions boiling over in their press conference ahead of Sunday's scrap.
Fury and Paul both have records of 8-0, albeit Paul's looks better on paper having taken on former UFC stars Tyron Woodley and Anderson Silva, beating Anderson by unanimous decision and Woodley twice, including a knockout. But Fury will represent a different kind of test; a young boxer with a lot to prove as he aims to follow in older brother Tyson's footsteps as a world boxing champion.
With the fight set to take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday evening, the pair went toe-to-toe at their press conference on Thursday afternoon. Paul started a war of words after likening Fury to the 'Michelin Man' due to his 'top-heavy build', riling Fury into engaging in the spat. And after boasting of his confidence of a win, Fury accepted Paul's offer of an 'All or Nothing' fight - before tensions rose with Fury calling Paul a 'sh*thhouse' as promoters held them back.
