Overview

• Tommy Fury says a rematch happens only for realistic money and he wants an even purse split, rejecting what he calls lowball figures from Jake Paul.
• Jake Paul claims he offered $6 million plus upside last year and now $3 million, rising to $4 million if Fury can enter the U.S., with his manager saying multiple offers were declined.
• After Tommy Fury floated that an AJ–Paul fight would need someone to be paid off, Most Valuable Promotions cautioned that alleging staged or rigged bouts is defamatory and could prompt legal action.
• Tyson Fury publicly predicted Jake Paul would knock out Anthony Joshua, a stance that contrasts with Tommy Fury’s skepticism of Paul’s chances.
• Talks for a Paul–Fury rematch remain unresolved as Paul’s profile grows with wins over Mike Tyson and Julio César Chávez Jr. and speculation continues about an Anthony Joshua matchup.