Tommy Fury faces the heaviest challenge of his boxing career on Saturday when he meets former world’s strongest man, Eddie Hall in Manchester.
Fury (11-0, 4 KOs) faces Hall (0-0) at the AO Arena.
The one-time good friends will fight over six two-minute rounds in an MF Pro Exhibition bout which will not go on either man’s record.
Fury recorded successive victories over internet sensations Jake Paul and KSI respectively, before outpointing Kenan Hanjalic in a low-key win in Hungary last year.
Hall has only had one previous boxing bout, a unanimous decision loss to Thor Bjornsson in an exhibition in 2022.
The 38-year-old expects to come in at least 10 stone heavier than his rival and there are no weight limits or rehydration clauses for their heavyweight clash, despite the huge weight disparity.
Fury vs Hall – Date, Venue, Start Time and Ring Walks
- The pair will fight on Saturday June 13th, live from the AO Arena in Manchester, UK
- The broadcast will begin at 6pm BST/1pm ET/10am PT
- The main event will begin at approximately 10pm BST/5pm ET/2pm PT
Fury vs Hall – Date, Venue, Start Time and Ring Walks
- The card is available to watch live worldwide on DAZN pay-per-view and via DAZN Ultimate
Fury vs Hall – Undercard
- Anthony Taylor vs Matty Floyd
- Swarmz vs BDave
- Big Stacks vs Armz
- Ibiza Final Boss vs Jordan McCann
- Jade Jones vs Federica Riccio
- Adam Brooks vs Rahim Pardesi
Fury vs Hall – What Has Been Said?
“I reckon [I’ll weigh] around the 150 kilo mark,” Hall told reporters including Pro Boxing Fans.
“I think Tommy will be around about the 100 mark.
“So we’re talking a 50 kilo weight difference, which is quite significant. 10 stone.
“I’ll be very surprised if Tommy stands there and fights me.”
“Of course I’m willing to engage,” Fury told Pro Boxing Fans.
“I want it to be a fan-friendly fight.
“No one wants to see me backpedaling all night.
“I’ve got a specific game plan in place.
“People that turn up on the night and buy the tickets, they won’t be leaving having seen a stinkiest.
“I’m going for an all-out war. I want to make it a fight for the ages.”
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