Jake Paul "hopes" Tommy Fury lands big knockout at Wembley

YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul has said he hopes to see Tommy Fury land a big knockout in his fight next weekend.

Back in December, the combat sports world was gearing up to see Jake Paul face Tommy Fury in his first real test against a lifelong boxer. Unfortunately, an injury sustained by Fury in the lead-up to the bout meant Tyron Woodley was given the chance to step up and fight ‘The Problem Child’ on short notice.

The rematch seemed to be going down the same route as their first clash but in the end, Paul landed a monstrous knockout shot to ensure he maintained his unbeaten pro record.

However, despite not getting the chance to see Paul vs Fury, it still seems as if there’s a chance it could go down later this year.

Prior to that Fury has to get through his next test against Daniel Bocianski (10-1) which will take place on the Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte undercard on April 23.

In a recent interview with Mirror Sport, Paul explained what he needs to see from Fury in order for their showdown to be rebooked.

“It’s great,” Paul said. “Let’s see how he fares, this will be a cool test for him and hopefully it’s not a snoozefest like all of his fights.

“Hopefully he can get a big moment, a big KO and get some momentum going. Right now we’re just not interested in that fight [against him] because he doesn’t really have anything going, people only know of his name because of me.

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“I’m rooting for him. Best of luck to him, hopefully he can get a big KO and do something that would make more excitement for a fight between us. He sucks at promoting, his brother did all the promotion, his dad did all the promotion for the last fight, so he’s got to do something to get