Jake Paul Calls Out Tommy Fury, Offers Him $3M To Face Him In Boxing Fight

After defeating the legendary Mike Tyson in November, Jake Paul is hoping to avenge the lone loss on his record the next time he steps into the ring.

Paul tweeted on Thursday that he is offering $3 million for a fight against Tommy Fury, who defeated him by split decision in 2023. Paul added that he would raise the offer to $4 million if Fury is able to fight in the United States.

The rivalry between Paul and Fury was reignited this week when Fury took exception to Paul saying on his podcast that he would want to fight former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.

"Just wanted to give a little opinion on everything I've been seeing on social media lately. Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua. Just wanted to come on here and remind everybody that that bum couldn't even beat me when I basically had a broken hand," Tommy Fury said in a social media video. "I had one hand and he still lost. Jake Paul, I'm still your daddy and everybody weighing this fight up, don't bother because he ain't worth a shilling. And a loss will always be there, Mr. Paul. Take it easy and have a good day."

Paul responded with a tweet, kicking off a tense back-and-forth between them on social media:

Paul's record improved to 11-1 after his unanimous decision win over Tyson nearly six months ago. The 28-year-old is one of the biggest draws in the sport and the face of the influencer boxing era, so Fury would be staring at a massive payday if he agreed to meet him in the ring once again this year.