Via Charles Brun: A script is said to have been leaked to the media about tonight’s YouTuber boxing match between novice fighters Jake Paul and Tommy Fury that will take place at Diriyah Arena Saudi Arabia.
Leaked documents describe what will happen in each round, leading to eye injuries for Tommy Fury, 23, in the fifth round, which will quickly come to an end.
Some fans believe that ALL Jake Paul’s fights were spoofs with predetermined outcomes to help increase his popularity and eventually bring him a title he could take a big bag.
Jake Paul caught hold of the leaked document, so chances are if the scenario was real, the outcome would now be altered. But if it’s still a cheat event, what’s the difference?
If the leaked script is genuine, it is pretty pathetic That boxing got so low when a PPV boxing match was fake with a pre-arranged outcome. Apparently, the fans who bought the event were supposed to be Jake followers, and they weren’t true boxing fans. Just the people who monitor the condition.
They’re just fans of Jake, 26, and some are followers of Tommy, who’s said to be a mixed martial artist/influencer, a guy better known for his out-of-cirth act. is inside it.
Tommy’s brother is WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, who helped propel him against Jake Paul.
Having Tyson to help promote clearly helped make the fight bigger than it should have been because he had previously wrestled professionally and he knew the basics of the stage.
Sadly, the fight between Paul and Fury, or whatever you want to call it, is considered the #1 battle of the year and it’s not even real; What does that tell you?
Assuming the leak is real, that suggests that someone inside doesn’t like one or both of them.
What makes fans believe that the Jake-Fury fight is staged is the way the two seem to act during press conferences and at the deliberations.
It looked like a play one would see in a theater, but with lousy acting by both. You must be able to be an actor and Jake & Tommy lacks Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clift, or James Dean talent to get the job done.
