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- Jake Paul is now the favourite to beat Tommy Fury in their scheduled fight later this month
- Paul is 7/4 to lose his unbeaten record at some point in 2023 according to latest betting odds
- UFC Fighter Tom Aspinall discusses the Jake Paul v Tommy Fury fight further
Jake Paul is now the favourite to beat Tommy Fury in their scheduled fight later this month
Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are finally set to fight each other in just two week's time and it's Jake Paul who is now the favourite with bookies to win.
February 26 is the date pencilled in for the bout and this is the third date that has been set with the first two being cancelled due to Fury.
Fury pulled out of the first fight through injury then was denied entry to the US for rearranged bout.
Paddy Power make Jake Paul the 4/5 favourite for the fight with Tommy Fury 5/4 to win at the end of this month.
According to those odds Paul has a 55% chance of winning the bout whereas Fury has a 44% probability of getting the win.
Paul was 7/4 at the start of the year to lose his unbeaten record at some point in 2023
Jake Paul's popularity on the Boxing scene has continued to grow month-by-month and this looks to continue in 2023.
Star Sports gave a whole host of specials at the start of the year around 2023 sporting outcomes with one of them focusing on Jake Paul.
The bookmaker said there was a 7/4 chance that Paul's unbeaten record will go at some point this year with a 36% chance it happens.
UFC Fighter Tom Aspinall discusses the Jake Paul v Tommy Fury fight further
UFC fighter Tom Aspinall spoke to OLBG in an exclusive interview around his future and other fights and news.
Aspinall discussed a potential return to the Octagon after a knee injury stopped his last fight after just 15 seconds against Curtis Blaydes.
When asked about the Jake Paul and Tommy Fury fight, Aspinall sat on the fence around making a prediction.
“It's a 50-50 fight between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury. I like Jake Paul and Tommy Fury is a mate of mine, I've known him since he was 14 years old. I've not seen him train for a while but I spoke to his brother recently, Roman Fury. And Roman said he's really turned a corner in his training.
He said something has switched in him and he's looking amazing in the gym and has really turned the corner, and I guess that's true because Roman's not said that on any media outlet, he wasn't saying it to big Tommy up - sometimes people say things to the media that aren't true".
