Tommy Fury: Boxing News: Tommy Fury, a rising star in the world of boxing, recently stunned audiences with his impressive display of skill and agility during his victorious bout against Jake Paul. In the wake of his triumph, Fury’s reputation has skyrocketed, propelling him into the rarified air of the WBC boxer’s ranking. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
However, not everyone was pleased with Fury’s ascension to the ranks of the WBC. A fellow boxer, who held a lower ranking, took shots on Fury’s inclusion and called him out publicly following the announcement of the official rankings.
Tommy Fury: WBC Cruiserweight ranked has been called out by another rank holder after Jake Paul win , Who called out Tommy Fury ?
Who called out Tommy Fury after WBC Cruiserweight rankings got announced?
Fury now enjoys the distinction of being officially recognized as a WBC-ranked cruiserweight boxer, a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. Despite this a fellow competitor called him out and it’s none other than one rank below fighter Viddal Riley.
Unhappy with his lower ranking and determined to prove his worth, the pugnacious pugilist wasted no time in calling out Fury on social media. Responding to rumors of Fury’s potential fights against KSI or Salt Papi, the challenger – Riley – issued a direct challenge to Fury, daring him to step into the ring and face off in a no-holds-barred bout.
In his video which titled “My Message to Tommy Fury” he stated, “If you have aspirations of being a world champion, as do I, we are close in ranking, it would be a massive fight. If that’s your aspiration, why look anywhere else?”
With tensions running high and egos on the line, it remains to be seen whether Fury will accept the challenge and face off against this determined challenger. But one thing is certain – the world of boxing is buzzing with excitement at the prospect of this potential showdown between two ferocious competitors. Where both aspire to world champions sooner or later.
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