Tommy Fury sends Jake Paul message after resounding Wembley win

On a night where his older brother fought for the world heavyweight championship, Tommy Fury was also being showcased to the world in a very different context. His return to the ring after withdrawing from his fight against Jake Paul in December proves that he can make it in the world of boxing and potentially step out from the limelight of brother Tyson.

Fury looked the better fighter throughout his fight with Daniel Bocianski, knocking his opponent down in the fifth round before a judges' decision declared Fury the winner after six rounds. In reality, Fury never really got out of second gear during the fight and this begs questions as to what lies ahead for 'TNT'.

A fight against Paul could be seen as somewhat of a sideshow for a boxer whose career has got underway in a steady if unspectacular fashion with wins over a variety of lower ranked fighters. His bout against Bocianski of Poland tonight was his sternest test so far, but one that doesn't answer too many questions about what may lie in the future for him.

Speaking earlier in the week, Tommy, also known as 'TNT', said that his 27-year-old Polish opponent 'wipe the floor' with Paul, who has never fought a dedicated professional boxer. He also said that he could step off of his sofa and beat Paul any time without a training camp.

He explained at Thursday's undercard press conference : "I've got a live opponent coming over, he's young, I think he's 27 and is 10-0-1 - he's coming for a fight and he's an actual boxer. These guys that Jake Paul is fighting are not boxers", he added, "This guy that I'm fighting on Saturday night would wipe the floor with Jake Paul".

However, his withdrawal from the original bout in December does show that the Fury camp might not