Jake Paul Gets Massive Trolling After Loss to Tommy Fury

The Jake Paul vs. Tommy Furry fight resulted in the loss of the former on Sunday night in Saudi Arabia.

Paul lasted eight rounds in the boxing fight at the Diriyah Arena in Riyadh, while Fury contributed his knockdown into an accidental "slip," according to Evening Standard.

The YouTube star has been known to have fought other YouTubers, MMA fighters, and former NBA players.

Earlier, before the match between Paul and Furry, the YouTuber's trainer believed that Paul could beat Fury, beating the British professional boxer out in "three rounds" with his track record of four wins via knockout.

BJ Flores said that Paul "punches harder, has a higher boxing IQ," and can do many things that could be a problem for Fury, Sporting News reported.

Fury has earlier issued his own idea of how their fight would go. Fury told GQ that Paul "can't box for toffee," adding that "The Problem Child" could only hope to get in his head. He noted it would never work as "the man's a fool."

Twitter on Jake Paul Vs. Tommy Furry

Jake Paul disagreed with the judges' decision, stating that he got sick twice in camp and injured his arm, which garnered boos from the audience.

On the other hand, Twitter users are having their own form of celebration with memes and reactions amid the news of Paul's loss. One Twitter user posted a clip with the caption, "how imma sleep after watching tom fury beat jake paul."

Another Twitter user posted a clip of former President Donald Trump chanting, "turn off the lights," with the caption "Jake Paul when he has to fight a real boxer."

BT Sport also tweeted Fury's post-fight speech agreeing to a rematch with Paul.

Another Twitter user also posted a clip of people chaotically lining up and falling down the escalator, with the caption, "everyone arriving at Twitter to celebrate Jake Paul getting beat by Tommy Fury."

Jake Paul Loss

Some watched the fight live, including some notable names such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Deontay Wilder, and Mike Tyson.

Tommy Furry was reportedly the more active fighter, with 302 punches thrown and 88 out of those landing.

Meanwhile, Jake Paul released 157 punches and landed 49, TMZ Sports reported. Judges had a split decision, with one judge giving Paul a point ahead compared to Fury.

Two other judges issued winning points to Fury. At the end of the fight, Paul said he planned to exercise the rematch clause in his contract.

He also sent a message to his social media followers, promising to come back. Paul also fought against NBA Slam Dunk Champion Nate Robinson in November 2020.

In the same year, in January, Paul also fought against YouTuber AnEsonGib, who had amateur experience in boxing.

Paul fought Ben Askren in April 2021, with Askren being knocked out less than two minutes into the first round. Paul also fought MMA fighter Tyron Woodley twice in August 2021 and December 2021.

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Written by: Mary Webber

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