"That fight is there, and that fight will happen," Fury said. He's certain about facing Paul again, even as rumors swirl about Paul potentially squaring off against Anthony Joshua.
Fury thinks he's gotten better since their first bout. "I think in a rematch, I knock him spark out. Because my hand is better than it was when I fought him..." he explained.
The younger brother of Tyson Fury didn't hold back when talking about Paul's online behavior. "He's got to stop talking b*****like he is every single day," Fury stated. He wants the rematch to happen, but only if it's based on respect and real competition.
Money talks haven't been sorted yet. Word is Paul's team might offer between $3M and $4M, but Fury's turned down similar amounts before. He's calling for more realistic discussions about the purse.
Fury remains the only boxer to beat Paul so far. Their potential rematch has got fans talking again, showing how popular these crossover boxing events have become.
The tension between Fury and Paul keeps building. It looks like another chapter in this story is coming, as long as they can agree on the details.