Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury Odds & Prediction for Feb 26th Clash

• Jake Paul opens as a -137 favorite to Tommy Fury listed as a +122 underdog.
• We review Paul vs Fury odds and betting value on Jake Paul as a slight favorite.
• Tommy Fury will be a true test for Paul, who has typically fought MMA fighters in the ring previously.

For the third time, Paul vs Fury has been booked for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on February 26t. Jake Paul will finally take on Tommy “TNT” Fury, Tyson’s younger brother. Tommy has an unblemished record of 8-0 and will defend his boxing status against YouTuber turn-boxing star Jake Paul. We review the latest Paul vs Fury odds and give a betting prediction below.

Paul vs Fury Odds

Boxer	Odds
Jake Paul	-137
Tommy Fury	+122

The current boxing odds for Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury, are not on Fury’s side for the first time against Paul. At +120 via FanDuel, you can bet $100 on Tommy to net $122 profit to upset the odds.

Meanwhile, the “Problem Child” could live up to his nickname with this incredibly short betting line, Paul has an implied win probability of 57.8%, with a $137 wager netting $100. Check out the latest boxing odds for Fury vs Paul via BetMGM now.

Paul vs Fury Best Bets

• Tommy Fury by Decision: +480
• Jake Paul by Decision: +220
• Jake Paul by TKO/KO: +280
• Tommy Fury by TKO/KO: +230
• Draw: +1200

Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury Prediction

This marks the first time Tommy Fury opened as the betting underdog against Jake Paul. The pair were scheduled to square off on December, 18th, but Tommy had to withdraw due to a broken rib and bacterial infection. They were rescheduled to fight again in the summer of 2022, but that didn’t transpire either. Instead, Paul took on UFC legend Anderson Silva in a boxing bout, this was a great test for Jakey – who took the fight seriously and went 12-hard rounds with “The Spider”.

This time the odds are not as close as prior opening betting lines for Paul vs Fury. In the past it was a pick em’, now oddsmakers are more confidently picking Paul as the betting favorite here. He’s clearly got the athletic ability and basic fundamentals down to hang in there with decent pros at this point,

Tommy Fury’s betting odds have typically been heavily in his favor. He was a -2000 (1/20), betting favorite against Daniel Bociansk, and -1400 to Anthony Taylor. While, Paul’s odds haven’t been as drastic given his faced former decorated athletes just from different sports, -200 against Woodley and -225 to Askren. Check out these boxing betting sites, for the best betting apps & promos for Paul vs Fury.

Tommy is still at the early stage of his boxing career with a record of 8-0. Got projected into the limelight with his appearance on the reality show Love Island, after that Fury decided boxing was the route he wanted to remain on.

Before defeating Silva, Paul scored a devastating 6th-round KO win over former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley. Prior to that, Paul went the distance with Woodley from their first bout.

With a record of 5-0, Tommy is a step in the right direction for Paul, who can piggyback on the novelty of Tommy being Tyson’s younger half-brother. Paul’s previous professional wins were against former MMA fighters Woodley and Ben Askren, former NBA player Nate Robinson and YouTube personality AnEsonGib.

Tommy Fury has yet to take on any notable names in boxing yet and hasn’t looked fantastic fighting against lower-tier fighters. While Jake Paul is fighting mostly returned MMA fighters in the squared circle, he has shown he can shine under the lights. I can see the pressure getting to Paul on the night and Tommy shining.

Betting Pick: Tommy Fury by Decision.

The Long Road to Paul vs Fury

Tyson Fury is 10 years older than Tommy and still holds the WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles remain retired for now. Younger half-brother Tommy extended his record to 8-0 record with a 50% KO ratio. His last three fights went to a decision, granted that they were two 4-round bouts and a 6th-round unanimous decision victory over Daniel Bociansk at Wembley Stadium on April 23.

Overall this is now a 60-40 fight in favor of Jake Paul. While it might seem strange to say, Jake Paul is a step in the right direction for Tommy. Who isn’t expected to live up to his championship-level accolades as his brother Tyson. Fury previously said he only took the fight to make money and that a victory would have given him “no credit in the boxing world”.

“I wasn’t sure I was going to say yes to another potential matchup against Tommy after he pulled out of our matchup last year,” Paul stated in the release. “But ultimately, knocking out a Fury was too appealing to pass up. I’ve proven I am dedicated to boxing in and out of the ring, from promoting fights, championing fighters and fighter pay, to knocking out my opponents. The Furys cannot say the same, they are selfish ‘tossers.’ On Aug. 6, at the mecca, Madison Square Garden, the world will see why I am on my way to being a world champion. I’m honored to fight under the same lights as some of the greatest professional boxers in history.”

Paul has gone from strength to strength and is committed to boxing, with some lofty goals over these next few years to accomplish.

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— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) August 14, 2021

Since Paul’s hit-list was drawn up last August he has crossed off Woodley. Nate Diaz has been connected with a future scrap with Paul more recently too. After Diaz, has requested to be released from the UFC. There are some other random names such as Gervonta Davis, who is multiple weight classes below Paul. Then Paul’s hit-list wraps up with a potential showdown against older brother Logan Paul – who doesn’t love a bit of sibling rivalry eh?

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