Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury complete undercard: Boxing News: Jake Paul and Tommy Fury have finally reached an agreement once more, declaring that “talk is ended” following two failed attempts to make a boxing bout happen. In a boxing ring on February 26, the old rivals will finally clash. Paul, who has six victories in his professional career and is undefeated at the moment, will attempt to defeat Fury, who is 8-0. Additionally, there are additional fighters who will be competing at the event. Let’s take a closer look at the other boxers who will participate in the fight night. Follow the latest Boxing News: Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury updates with InsideSport.IN
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Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury complete undercard: Who will compete in the Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury event?
Ilunga “Junior” Makabu, who has a flawless 29-2 record with 25 knockout victories, will make the third defense of the WBC cruiserweight title against #3 ranked challenger Badou “The Ripper” Jack (27-3-3, 16 KOs) on February 26 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, at the highly anticipated Paul vs. Fury event.
Also, there will be 2 additional fights, including a Lightweight contest between Ashton Sylve and Maxwell Awuku. Given that Awuku (48-5-1) has a lot more experience than Sylve (8-0-0), a victory over him would be significant.
Moreover, Ziyad Almaayouf, who will be competing in his second match, will face an as-yet-unknown opponent. And to be announced in some time. These fighters are now ready to engage in battle which will be exciting to watch out for.
Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury complete undercard: Which boxers are fighting in the Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury event?
Originally set to face Paul again, Tommy Fury canceled the fight owing to travel difficulties. On July 7, it was revealed that Hasim Rahman Jr. will take Fury’s spot in the bout. The match was scheduled to take place in Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York, on August 6, 2022.
But after the cancellation, the location is now final, which will be neutral for both as it will be in Riyadh. And indeed, the fight card seems to be really interesting to watch out for.
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