Tyson Fury Got A Full Crowd To Chant “Jake Paul Is A P***y”

Tyson Fury continued the feud between his family and YouTuber Jake Paul by getting a room full of people to chant "Jake Paul is a p***y," as you can hear in the video below.

Paul has been at war with the Fury's for about a year, with the American YouTube star and Tommy starting a war of words over social media.

It led to a face-to-face confrontation after the younger Fury made his competitive debut on American soil, and defeated Anthony Taylor.

Paul also fought that night, beating former UFC champion Tyron Woodley in the main event, and the two victors were then meant to meet in the ring last December.

However, late in the day, the undefeated British boxer, best known for his appearance on Love Island, had to pull out with an injury, with Paul instead beating Woodley for a second time.

Tommy is set to finally meet his rival in August. Image: Alamy

Now the pair will finally step inside the ring together at the beginning of August, after some confusion about whether or not the reality tv star was going to drop out again.

It will probably be the most anticipated novice fight in the history of the sport, with the two boxers having competed in just 13 fights between them, spanning just 42 professional rounds.

The war of words has continued to intensify and the older Fury brother has got involved, whilst dad John has also been at the centre of them.

Retired heavyweight champion of the world Tyson, who has sent mixed messages about making a u-turn on his decision made after a win over Dillian Whyte back in April, has bet Paul $1 million that his brother will win.

Paul stopped Woodley in December in their second meeting. Image: Alamy

It came in the wake of a 22 minute video from the 25-year-old, in which he mocked his rival, dad John and girlfriend Molly-Mae, who Tommy met on Love Island.

Now Tyson has got a room full of people to chant at the brash American, known in the ring as 'the Problem Child,' after being part of an 'Evening With' meet and greet in Sheffield.

Clearly the YouTuber, turned boxer, turned promoter, found the whole thing pretty funny, and replied with a video of his own on social media.

This rivalry is only going to get more entertaining, or tiresome depending on how you see it, before August 6th.