Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

Who wins?

Poll ended at 26 Feb 2023, 06:13

Paul - Decision
33
23%
Paul - T/KO
41
29%
DRAW
12
8%
Fury - T/KO
32
23%
Fury - Decision
24
17%
 
Total votes: 142

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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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I'll be watching it on my IPTV sub. Would never pay for the ppv. Trying to decide whether to stick some money on Tommy at the moment.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jtourettes wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:05 I'll be watching it on my IPTV sub. Would never pay for the ppv. Trying to decide whether to stick some money on Tommy at the moment.
Im thinking the same thing. Like 7 to 5 for tf to win my mate told me. That should be like free money but something in the back of my head says no, it could be a stich up so i might hold off. If i don't bet on it i wont be watching it tho :bag:
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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watsupdoc87 wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:09
jtourettes wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:05 I'll be watching it on my IPTV sub. Would never pay for the ppv. Trying to decide whether to stick some money on Tommy at the moment.
Im thinking the same thing. Like 7 to 5 for tf to win my mate told me. That should be like free money but something in the back of my head says no, it could be a stich up so i might hold off. If i don't bet on it i wont be watching it tho :bag:
That's exactly where I'm at 😂
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
I think its 7 to 5 just for the tf win , not ko. Could be wrong but this is what my mate told me. I rarely bet on a ko anymore :bag:
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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stevec@france wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 12:04
dookus wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 11:05 I still spend a fair amount on watching boxing, despite the best efforts of the sport to turn me off it. This tawdry spectacle i won't even be stealing. The only satisfactory outcome will be if they both somehow permanently injure each other enough that neither can ever disgrace boxing again
100 % agree - cant stand either of them so at least one is gonna get beat .

its BS not Boxing but each to their own I guess .

Funny though that some posters on here who look down their nose at " casuals " are all over this pile of turd :OhYes:
:TU: To clarify, I wouldn't want either of them badly hurt, just whatever it takes to make them decide to enjoy the silly money instead of continuing to shít up the limelight for the real sport
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Will watch on IPTV sub.
Might stick money on the draw. Not sure Tommy is all that serious with the boxing and lots of money in Jake boxing Nate Diaz & McGregor etc so a dodgy draw seems about right.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Fury is no more a boxer than his dad was, but I expect him to outpoint Paul -- tho probably having to come off the floor to do it. Expect an SD.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
That's a tough fight to be feel really definite about ! :maybe:
Who ya got James..?
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Wouldn't rule out a draw either, seen a few people tip that
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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watsupdoc87 wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:58
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
I think its 7 to 5 just for the tf win , not ko. Could be wrong but this is what my mate told me. I rarely bet on a ko anymore :bag:
I’m more making the point that Fury some on here are saying Paul can’t live with him and will ‘get knocked spaaarrrrkkkk out!’

If Fury wins a decision that ain’t a shut out I don’t want to hear people acting like that is some kind of a huge victory when you’ve before said it’s a knife through butter job.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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skanksta wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:15
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
That's a tough fight to be feel really definite about ! :maybe:
Who ya got James..?
I’ll see how the first few rounds go and decide from there.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:24
skanksta wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:15
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
That's a tough fight to be feel really definite about ! :maybe:
Who ya got James..?
I’ll see how the first few rounds go and decide from there.
Probably should cover the draw. It’s Wild West country out there and the place seems swarming with dodgy characters.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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handsofstone wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:17 Wouldn't rule out a draw either, seen a few people tip that
Controversial draw, rematch, everyone wins
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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polecateddy wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:28
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:24
skanksta wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:15

That's a tough fight to be feel really definite about ! :maybe:
Who ya got James..?
I’ll see how the first few rounds go and decide from there.
Probably should cover the draw. It’s Wild West country out there and the place seems swarming with dodgy characters.
And Badou Jack seems a magnet for draws.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Feb 2023, 17:14
Yes but it's not a big BOXING MATCH, it's a fistfight between social media/ TV stars,, Ricky Gervais and them did that boxer thing for charity, it was a good gesture for a good cause and everybody likes a fistfight and it was all fun at the time but that's what it was. This is a terrible precedent for the future the amount of money these two guys are going to make in chopperland.

But I think Carl Froch values his actual world class world championship accomplishments more than the bit of sniff , coin and nice house, that was just the bonuses


Saw John Fury saying he can't respect Eddie Hearn as a man because he's not as smart as his old man and he just Inherited his empire.

Well there are two people John admires very much who the exact same could be said of, one Irish and one Saudi. and John makes his name of his son anyway
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:29
polecateddy wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:28
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:24

I’ll see how the first few rounds go and decide from there.
Probably should cover the draw. It’s Wild West country out there and the place seems swarming with dodgy characters.
And Badou Jack seems a magnet for draws.

Jack was on awesome form a few years ago but it just strangely peotered out, underrated fighter.But no, not exactly a draw
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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"Jack the Ripper" may sound like a cool intimidating nickname too you realise you names yourself after a guy who ran around just murdering prostitutes and vulnerable women
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:24
skanksta wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:15
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
That's a tough fight to be feel really definite about ! :maybe:
Who ya got James..?
I’ll see how the first few rounds go and decide from there.
Sure - basically you're not sure about it !
One or both may look completely shot to bits...
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Cask wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 15:16
jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:29
polecateddy wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 14:28

Probably should cover the draw. It’s Wild West country out there and the place seems swarming with dodgy characters.
And Badou Jack seems a magnet for draws.

Jack was on awesome form a few years ago but it just strangely peotered out, underrated fighter.But no, not exactly a draw
Is there anything strange though?
He is old, and quite shopworn.
He had a late boost in form in his mid 30's before father time took that away. Now pushing 40
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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jameswilson wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 13:53 The odds were good on Tommy Fury to beat Anthony Taylor by stoppage as well. You know, Anthony Taylor who’s a non boxing influencer similar to Jake Paul. Except he’s 6 inches shorter and a natural 25lb lighter. Fury at no point looked close to stopping Taylor. Good luck with your bets lads but I’ll be looking at live in play in the Makabu v Jack fight for my weekends bet.
Tommy Fury has been underperforming on purpose to get the Jake Paul fight.

You all think he would have got it if he KO'd Taylor?
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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What so despite the way it appeared, Fury wasn’t actually trying to take Taylor’s head off for 4 rounds?
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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This is the sort of fight where my every instinct is to bet the farm on Fury, not do so because of ‘but boxing politics’, then be fvking devastated when Fury wins easily and it was the clear decision
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Kilburn wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 20:52 What so despite the way it appeared, Fury wasn’t actually trying to take Taylor’s head off for 4 rounds?
:lol: Yes I thought he was going for the highlight reel KO from the first round, then ran out of ideas shortly after when it wasn't happening.
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Re: Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury | BT PPV - 26 February 2023

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Bard of Boxrec wrote: 25 Feb 2023, 23:27 This is the sort of fight where my every instinct is to bet the farm on Fury, not do so because of ‘but boxing politics’, then be fvking devastated when Fury wins easily and it was the clear decision
as i said on the other thread, if everything is telling you to bet the farm on fury, then please do it

that way you get the big win you think is sure to pay off, and we don't have to read you moaning about not going for it

in fact, the power of christ compels you to bet the farm on tommy, and then share your bounty with your boxrec brothers :yay:
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