Jon Jones on Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury prediction: UFC News: UFC legend Jon Jones justifies his statement on Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury pick ahead of UFC 285 RETURN. The Former two times UFC lightweight champion Jon Jones is rooting for Jake Paul to secure the biggest win of his short boxing career. Jon Jones has recently been regularly interacting with his fans on social media and has been sharing his views and options. On one such instance, when asked to make a pick for the much-awaited Jake Paul Vs Tommy Fury prediction match. His pick shocked his combat sports fans when he said that he would be rooting for Jake Paul. Follow Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury LIVE Streaming updates with Insidesport.IN
This Sunday evening all the fans of combat sports will have their eyes glued onto the screens airing Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury’s faceoff at the Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia. Both fighters have been in a rivalry for over two years which makes this UFC 285 Return match a grudge match.
Jon Jones justifies his Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury pick ahead of UFC 285 RETURN
The UFC Legend Jon Jones on Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury prediction on Twitter while responding to his fans tweeted “I am a huge fan of Tyson, but I am rooting for Jake in the situation. The kid come such a long way.”
It hasn’t been long since Paul joined Boxing but the boxer has already secured himself a record of 7-0 wins and is now only a win away from being ranked by the WBC recognized as a professional boxer.
The fight is finally set to take place tomorrow after a series of multiple failed negotiations between Paul and the Fury camp, both the fighters were set for a face-off on 18th December 2021 and later again rescheduled on 6th August 2022 which again had to be cancelled due to certain individual personal issues.
There is no doubt that the young fighter Jake Paul has been gaining the support of former MMA champions. The duo clash of Jake Paul Vs. Tommy Fury will be a memorable one for all boxing and combat fans.
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