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Tommy Fury’s bitter boxing rival Jake Paul brutally mocks his pregnancy announcement with partner Molly-Mae Hague, while joking about how he ‘usually withdraws’ when it comes to their fights
- Tommy Fury has announced he is expecting his first child with Molly-Mae Hague
- The Gypsy King’s brother confirmed the news with Molly-Mae over the weekend
- Boxing rival Jake Paul couldn’t help but mock Fury after the announcement
- Paul joked that he ‘usually withdraws’ from their fights in a viral post on Twitter
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Jake Paul couldn’t help but fool Tommy Fury after his bitter rival confirmed he and Molly-Mae Hague are expecting their first child together.
Boxing star Fury, who has dated Molly-Mae since meeting on Love Island in 2019, announced Sunday that he will become a father for the first time in a joint Instagram post with his partner.
The couple was inundated with congratulations on social media, with a number of other reality stars expressing their delight at the news – but Paul had other ideas.
Tommy Fury has confirmed he is expecting his first child with Molly-Mae Hague this weekend
Boxing rival Jake Paul couldn’t help but make fun of after the announcement on Sunday night
The boxer-turned YouTuber, who was said to fight Fury twice in the past but who has pulled out both times, responded to the big news from his nemesis with a brutal joke that has gone viral online.
Paul wrote on Twitter: “Shocking. Tommy usually withdraws.’
Fury would first close horns with Paul in December 2021, before pulling out of the grudge match for less than two weeks with a broken rib and a chest infection.
The Gypsy King’s younger brother then rescheduled their match for August this year, but when he was denied entry to the United States in June, it fell through again.
Paul (left) is slated to face Fury (right) twice in the past, only for the latter to withdraw from both matches
Paul agreed to fight Hasim Rahman Jr instead, a match that also fell through due to an argument over weight.
The American will face UFC legend Anderson Silva next month, but he is still hoping to settle his feud with Fury sometime next year.
During a FaceTime call with Amanda Serrano, the female world featherweight champion he leads, prior to her fight against Sarah Mahfoud in the UK, Paul was surprised when Fury cut him off and said, ‘I expected you to be here’.
The pair exchanged jokes before Paul said, “Tommy, let’s make the fight happen,” and Fury replied, “Goodbye.”
Fury crashed Saturday night Paul’s video call with world champion Amanda Serrano