Well it's your choice @TheEconomists and we respect yours but you should also watch both of their recents fights to analyze it better, don't just go look at their records becausec your boy Jake Paul's recent matches was a 4 debuts while his opponent Tommy Fury takes on average fighter whom exceeds his records.
Just saying though but I respect your decision, for now I'm with @Johnyz because we're the same, we prefer to bet among the crowd favorites because it's less risky.
Just saying though but I respect your decision, for now I'm with @Johnyz because we're the same, we prefer to bet among the crowd favorites because it's less risky.
Have you looked on Tommy Fury record yourself? Almost every his opponent was crap. Completely crap. What can you expect from an opponent, who has 26 losses and 2 draws in 28 fight ?
All of his opponents looked like amateur or guys who only did sparring in gyms, than professional boxers. 2 out of 4 Jake Paul opponents, who you call a debutants, had a long fighting career in MMA. You can parry it with boxing is different from MMA, but they do train striking with boxing coaches. So the difference is not an abyss.