Despite the recent cancelation of the Tommy Fury vs. Jake Paul fight, the Fury clan, including the likes of John and Tyson Fury, have been to the gym working out alongside Tommy.
In the video, John Fury can be seen hitting the weights, being spurred on by his son Tyson. Fury was seen going hard, blazing through his set.
"COME ON BIG JOHN!!!!!" wrote Tyson Fury on Twitter.
Tommy Fury went hard while training with Tyson Fury
The younger Fury was recorded going through a grueling training session with Tyson Fury. 'TNT' was seen training and strengthening his core with his brother dropping a medicine ball on his core like a hammer. Almost 20 throws later, 'The Gypsy King' walked away from Tommy claiming that he was tough. In his tweet, Fury referenced 'No Easy Way Out', a song famously used in Rocky IV:
"There’s no easy way out, there’s no short cut road [Tommy Fury] working hard in the Bay area! [Jake Paul] will find out the hard way that you can’t play Boxing.!!" Wrote Tyson Fury on Twitter.
Tommy Fury and Jake Paul have feuded over social media for the better part of this year, much more so after 'The Problem Child's triumph over Tyron Woodley. However, it seems likely their feud will remain unfinished for now due to Fury's issues with fitness.
This comes as quite a surprise as Tommy Fury, who was training with his heavyweight world champion brother Tyson Fury, had hailed this camp as the best camp of his life. He declared as much with a post on Twitter, while chiding Jake Paul for playing arcade games instead of putting in the work inside the gym:
"Whilst Jake enjoys afternoons in the arcade playing dance mat with his side ting…. I thought I’d take 5 minutes out from the best camp of my life to say NOTHING can save you now. DECEMBER 18th, you’ll see that you can’t come in my world and not get hurt," wrote Tommy Fury on Twitter.
With Fury set to sit on the sidelines on December 18th, Tyron Woodley is being touted as a potential replacement to run things back. However, a fight between Paul and Fury is still on the cards, albeit sometime further in the future.