"If you don't like the language, get f****d" - Tyson Fury unloads foul-mouthed rant against Jake Paul after the YouTuber insulted the Fury family
Tyson Fury has come to the defense of his half-brother Tommy after he pulled out of a fight with Jake Paul due to a broken rib and bacterial chest infection.
Jake insulted the whole Fury family earlier this week due to Tommy's withdrawal. Tyson has now hit back at 'The Problem Child' with a foul-mouthed rant. Speaking to the Behind The Gloves YouTube channel, 'The Gypsy King' ripped through both Jake and his brother Logan Paul:
"Jake Paul can go suck a d**k for all I care. He is a p***y. Go on what's next... I don't want to know [what he said], I am not interested. Him and his brother are two s***house p*****s and they can never live in my world because they are f*****g b***hes at the end of the day. That is it. And if you do not like the language, get f****d. Don't forget," said Fury.
Jake also claimed that he is not interested in giving 'TNT' another opportunity to fight him and make a big payday. Tyson Fury asked about his opinion was on the statement:
"I do not make anything of it. Let them do what they got to do. No interest at all," he added.
Watch Tyson Fury in conversation with boxing reporter Michelle Joy Phelps below:
The unbeaten Tommy Fury holds a 7-0 record in his professional boxing career so far.
Jake Paul will face Tyron Woodley in a rematch next, while Tyson Fury is set to take on Dillian Whyte
Former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley (0-1) has stepped in at short notice to seal a rematch with Jake Paul (4-0) on December 18. Paul vs. Woodley 2 will take place inside the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.
'The Chosen One' lost the first bout between the duo via a split decision in August this year.
The WBC has ordered @Tyson_Fury to defend his heavyweight title against interim champion @DillianWhyte.
Fury-Whyte is being eyed for Spring 2022 in the U.K. 🇬🇧 (via @MikeCoppinger) https://t.co/CnURQuygpc
Tyson Fury (31-0-1), on the other hand, will defend his WBC and The Ring heavyweight belts against mandatory challenger and interim champ Dillian Whyte (28-2) next.
The encounter is expected to be held in the United Kingdom sometime in spring next year.