5 reasons why Jake Paul should not take a boxing match against Tommy Fury

#2. Jake Paul and Tommy Fury have a vast divide in terms of experience

Having fought fellow YouTubers, celebrities, non-boxers and fighters inching further away from their prime, Jake Paul is yet to be tested against an experienced boxer.

Tommy Fury holds an unblemished record of 7-0. Four of Fury's wins have come by way of KO/TKO. Jake Paul, meanwhile, has brought three of his four fights to an end before the final bell.

Tommy Fury calls out Jake Paul 👀(via @BTSportBoxing)pic.twitter.com/RmHXnQTtON

— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) August 30, 2021

Although Tommy Fury has largely fought low-level opposition over the course of his fledgling boxing career, the talent that he brings to the ring cannot be understated. And despite Paul's victories so far, it seems unlikely he'd have the same success against a relatively experienced pro-boxer.

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#1. A Tyron Woodley vs. Jake Paul rematch might sell better

A businessman at heart, Jake Paul will always look to make the more lucrative fight. And in terms of profit, a fight against Tommy Fury would likely pale in comparison to a rematch with Tyron Woodley.

Tyron Woodley: “I feel like I won the fight. F*** the Tommy Fury fight, me and Jake need to run that back. I want a rematch.”Jake Paul responds by telling Woodley that if he gets the ‘I love Jake Paul’ tattoo, he’ll give him the rematch - Woodley agrees and they shake hands.

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) August 30, 2021

Their feud has only been emboldened by the wager that they have set up. The possibility of Woodley getting permanently inked and sporting Jake Paul's name on his body has only upped the ante and attracted more attention to their feud.

The way Tyron Woodley lobbied for a fight during the in-ring interview suggests that he may get the rematch sooner rather than later. That is, as long as he indulges Jake Paul and gets the tattoo done according to the guidelines proposed by 'The Problem Child' himself.