Tommy Fury's pregnant girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague had her boxer boyfriend in stitches when she landed the lowest possible score on the punch machine at his family gym.
Hague has tended to stay in the background when it comes to Fury's fighting career, supporting from the sidelines when she can and staying out of his high-profile feuds with the likes of Jake Paul. But she attempted to show off her boxing prowess on the family punch machine, with comical results.
The boxer is currently in camp for his November 13 bout against Paul Bamba on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather's exhibition bout with YouTube star Deji. And he had a special visit from his model girlfriend, who is pregnant with their first child; a little girl due at the end of the year.
Fury shared a video showing Hague hitting the punch machine that his brother; world heavyweight champion Tyson, had installed at their gym. But she clearly hadn't learned much technique - hitting the bag hard enough to score a "1", which is the lowest score that anyone can get. She attempts to go again, but has similar success the second time.
A few weeks ago, the former Love Island star managed to land a score of 949 on the machine, which at the time was considerably higher than Anthony Joshua's effort from five years prior. His brother Tyson almost broke the machine when he hit a massive 991 with his effort weeks prior.
The Fury camp is a busy one at the moment, with Tyson currently preparing for his world heavyweight title defence against Derek Chisora at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3. Both Fury brothers have drawn criticism for their choice of opponents, with fans eager to see them face Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua respectively.
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Tommy is going to fight 5-2 American Bamba, who began boxing professionally last year and has lost to fighters with a collective record of 1-8 already in his career. There had been talks for him to face former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley, whose professional boxing record is 0-2, but he turned down that fight early in discussions.
Meanwhile, Tyson's trilogy with Chisora comes after talks between he and Joshua reached the final stages before breaking down. He has already beaten Chisora twice, including a brutal one-sided bout back in 2014 that had to be stopped after the tenth round, and fans are baffled by the match-making.
However, his promoter Frank Warren has insisted that Chisora was the highest-ranked opponent they could find within the timeframe they had set, and promises that he will fight Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed title next. Usyk holds the WBA super, WBO and IBF belts, as well as The Ring Magazine and the less prestigious IBO titles, while Fury is WBC champion.
