Tommy Fury isn’t ruling out the possibility of facing Jake Paul in a rematch after their grudge match next month.
The pair are set to face each other in Florida on December 18, having called each other out for weeks after appearing on the same card back in August.
The fight promises to be Fury’s biggest pay day so far, with his father and trainer John saying he stands to earn more than “some world champions”.
"He's getting paid in the millions, so if we get millions for getting wet we're gonna do it, because it's good business,” John said earlier this month.
With that kind of money up for grabs, it’ll come as no surprise should Fury choose to take on Paul again in the future.
The 22-year-old is confident he’ll beat Paul next month and end his foray into the boxing world – but should the YouTube star choose to continue, Fury has left the door open for a possible rematch.
Asked whether this will be Paul's last fight, Fury told Frank Warren TV : "Yes, one million per cent.
"Unless he's completely stupid and he wants a rematch. Let's hope I can rob the bank twice."
The fight could prove to be make or break for both fighters – should Fury lose, it would be a disaster for his own career, which has yet to really take off, and both his brother Tyson and his father haven’t shied away from what a defeat could mean for him.
And for Paul, defeat would surely show what his limit is in the sport, having not come up against any professional boxers yet in his short career, while a victory would open up more opportunities for him.
