Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury Betting Odds and Predictions (Exhibition Boxing Fight, February 26)

Paul vs Fury – ‘Truth’ Exhibition Fight Key Info

Jake Paul finally gets his chance to fight his long-term rival Tommy Fury after a lot of talk between the pair. This has been one of the most anticipated grudge fights in recent times, and with all the drama surrounding this event, you wouldn’t want to miss out on it. Apart from the entertainment, the ‘Truth’ fight has much bigger odds, especially in rounds betting, which is very profitable.

Paul v Fury Odds

Both fighters do not have an elite boxing career, and the exhibition boxing odds here are quite close, with no clear favorite. Tommy Fury should be the favorite, but the bookies have gone with a surprise in the last few weeks.

Former youtube sensation Jake Paul is valued at 1.67 (4/6) to win this exhibition fight, while the odds for Tommy Fury to extend his unbeaten run as a professional boxer are pegged at 2.05 (21/20). A draw is worth a longshot at 13.00 (12/1).

Paul vs Fury Betting Preview

Finally, viewers can get to watch Jake Paul and Tommy Fury. This is the third time the fight has been scheduled between the pair. Tommy Fury suffered a finger injury and was unable to participate in the first fight, while the second arrangement couldn’t hold due to travel issues last time. There has been a lot of tension between the pair, with Tommy Fury recently bragging that he would retire if he loses to Jake Paul.

With very few games in their professional boxing careers, there is no big difference statistically ahead of this fight, but they remain undefeated. Jake Paul has won all six of his pro boxing games, while Fury edges him slightly with more fights amounting to an 8-0 record.

Jake Paul’s last fight was 3 months ago against Anderson Silva in the United States. He won by unanimous decision in the 8th round. Tommy Fury’s last fight was against Anthony Taylor in his US debut. He defeated Anthony Taylor (0–1) by unanimous decision with 40–36 on all three judges’ scorecards. All these make Truth boxing predictions pretty interesting to discuss.

Jake Paul Boxing Form

Jake Paul’s first professional boxing game was in January 2020 against YouTuber AnEsonGib. He won the fight via TKO at 2:18 in the first round. The American social media personality would face professional basketballer Nate Robinson a few months later to win his second professional fight. The Problem Child has won all six fights since then beating former UFC champion Anderson Silva by a unanimous decision in his last contest in October 2022.

Jake Paul’s Advantages Over Tommy Fury

Jake Paul is a very good striker and the legendary Mike Tyson confirmed this. The Problem Child is a very good boxer with a lot of fighting power and Tommy Fury would have to play a lot of defense against the Youtuber turned boxer. Jake Paul is set to receive a rating from the World Boxing Council if he wins against Tommy Fury, which is extra motivation to win this fight.

Tommy Fury Boxing Form

Tommy ‘TNT’ Fury began his professional career in 2018 against Jevgenijs Andrejevs at the Manchester Arena. He won his first fight by a four-round points decision. Tommy Fury would go on a break nine months later to return in 2020. TNT has eight fights to his name, winning all eight including four wins by knockout. Tommy Fury is also coming into this contest on the back of a win against MMA fighter Anthony Taylor.

Tommy Fury’s Advantages Over Jake Paul

Tommy Fury is just inches shorter than Jake Paul but he has the reach advantage with a punching reach of 80” compared to Jake Paul’s 76”. The Englishman is also very good at landing clean shots and is a much faster boxer than Jake Paul. Tommy Fury is also slightly more experienced than Jake Paul and this could play a key to winning this fight.

Paul vs Fury Predictions

Tommy Fury Win by KO/TKO @ 4.00 (3/1)

Tommy Furry is a much better boxer than Jake Paul, and it would be surprising if he flops in this fight. He is much better than all the boxers Jake Paul has come up against, and he also has the fundamentals with better trainers. Tommy Furry has won two regional titles and even reached the ABA final in a short period of time.

He is very quick with his feet, and this is bad news for Jake Paul, whose footwork is inferior. Jake Paul isn’t as talented as Tommy Fury, and his win over Anderson Silva, a retired 47-year-old ex-MMA fighter, has been quite overrated. The American’s unbeaten run is in real danger in the Truth fight on Sunday.

Will The Fight Go The Distance – Yes @ 1.80 (4/5)

There is a lot at stake in this ‘Truth’ fight, and with the boxers being at an early stage of their career, we expect them to make all three rounds. Tommy Fury leads on offense, while Jake Paul has the stamina to contain him till the last round. There are eight rounds in this exhibition boxing fight, and it is very likely that both fighters stay in the game until the end.

Round 1 Winner – Tommy Fury @ 25.00 (24/1)

After taking time off to prepare for this fight, Tommy Fury has no excuses this time and is expected to deliver in Saudi Arabia. He is likely to set the tone of this fight with his offensive play, while Jake Paul has to play defense and wait for his chance. Tommy Fury has always performed well in the first round of his fight, and we are backing him to come out on top after the first round.