Jake Paul makes his pre-fight bet with Tommy Fury official as he draws up a winner-takes-all contract, with the former Love Island star promising to sign after legal checks
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'If I win I take all the money, if you win I double it up': Jake Paul makes his pre-fight bet with Tommy Fury official as he draws up a winner-takes-all contract, with the former Love Island star promising to sign after legal checks
Jake Paul made a winner-takes-all bet with Tommy Fury ahead of their fight
The former YouTuber has now put the terms of their bet in an official contract
In a face-to-face interview posted on Paul's YouTube channel, the 26-year-old handed Fury a contract and explained: 'If I win I take all the money you're being paid, if you win I double it up'.
The former Love Island star said there was 'no way' he would lose the fight and promised he would sign the contract after it had been checked by his legal team, with his Dad and coach John stepping in to ensure the paperwork was 'genuine'.
Paul them promised to 'expose' his opponent on social media if he does fail to sign the new contract.
Elsewhere in the video, Fury's opponent also said he was 'sorry' for leaking the birth of his daughter and handed him a gift for her as an apology.
The long-term enemies came face-to-face at Wembley Arena shortly before Anthony Yarde was stopped by Artur Beterbiev in January this year, but Fury opted to skip their announcement press conference earlier in February, as bad blood continued to linger between the pair.
And the pair came faced up again in their pre-fight press conference on Thursday evening, where Mike Tyson, Derek Chisora and Tyson Fury were even present.
During several heated exchanges, Tommy Fury maintained he was supremely confident he would emerge victorious, leading to Jake Paul challenging him to a deal that the winner would take all the money on Sunday.
The deal now appears to be official, with Paul's contract confirming the terms of their bet.
The former YouTuber (6-0) is looking to maintain his unbeaten record inside the ring and comes into the bout on the back of a decision win over MMA legend Anderson Silva. Fury will be the first professional boxer he has faced, however.
The brother of Tyson Fury also has a flawless record (8-0) and most recently defeated Daniel Bocianski on points in April last year.
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'If I win I take all the money, if you win I double it up': Jake Paul makes his pre-fight bet with Tommy Fury official as he draws up a winner-takes-all contract, with the former Love Island star promising to sign after legal checks
Jake Paul made a winner-takes-all bet with Tommy Fury ahead of their fight
The former YouTuber has now put the terms of their bet in an official contract
JEFF POWELL: Tommy Fury risks leaving boxing in the gutter if he is defeated
Jake Paul has upped the stakes ahead of his fight with Tommy Fury by drawing up an official winner-takes-all contract to confirm the terms of an informal bet.
In a face-to-face interview posted on Paul's YouTube channel, the 26-year-old handed Fury a contract and explained: 'If I win I ta
Jake Paul made a winner-takes-all bet with Tommy Fury ahead of their fight
The former YouTuber has now put the terms of their bet in an official contract
In a face-to-face interview posted on Paul's YouTube channel, the 26-year-old handed Fury a contract and explained: 'If I win I take all the money you're being paid, if you win I double it up'.
The former Love Island star said there was 'no way' he would lose the fight and promised he would sign the contract after it had been checked by his legal team, with his Dad and coach John stepping in to ensure the paperwork was 'genuine'.
Paul them promised to 'expose' his opponent on social media if he does fail to sign the new contract.
Elsewhere in the video, Fury's opponent also said he was 'sorry' for leaking the birth of his daughter and handed him a gift for her as an apology.
The long-term enemies came face-to-face at Wembley Arena shortly before Anthony Yarde was stopped by Artur Beterbiev in January this year, but Fury opted to skip their announcement press conference earlier in February, as bad blood continued to linger between the pair.
And the pair came faced up again in their pre-fight press conference on Thursday evening, where Mike Tyson, Derek Chisora and Tyson Fury were even present.
During several heated exchanges, Tommy Fury maintained he was supremely confident he would emerge victorious, leading to Jake Paul challenging him to a deal that the winner would take all the money on Sunday.
The deal now appears to be official, with Paul's contract confirming the terms of their bet.
The former YouTuber (6-0) is looking to maintain his unbeaten record inside the ring and comes into the bout on the back of a decision win over MMA legend Anderson Silva. Fury will be the first professional boxer he has faced, however.
The brother of Tyson Fury also has a flawless record (8-0) and most recently defeated Daniel Bocianski on points in April last year.
Australian tourist accidentally spent $2,000 on wine bottle
'If I win I take all the money, if you win I double it up': Jake Paul makes his pre-fight bet with Tommy Fury official as he draws up a winner-takes-all contract, with the former Love Island star promising to sign after legal checks
Jake Paul made a winner-takes-all bet with Tommy Fury ahead of their fight
The former YouTuber has now put the terms of their bet in an official contract
JEFF POWELL: Tommy Fury risks leaving boxing in the gutter if he is defeated
Jake Paul has upped the stakes ahead of his fight with Tommy Fury by drawing up an official winner-takes-all contract to confirm the terms of an informal bet.
In a face-to-face interview posted on Paul's YouTube channel, the 26-year-old handed Fury a contract and explained: 'If I win I ta