Jake Paul v Tommy Fury rematch: Will Paul and Fury fight again?
Jake Paul and Tommy Fury's fight is over, but could this just be the beginning?
Whatever you think of the fight itself, there's no denying Jake Paul and Tommy Fury whipped up a firestorm on Sunday night.
The YouTube sensation finally locked horns in the ring with the 2019 Love Island runner-up.
Tommy – half-brother of Tyson Fury – emerged victorious following a split decision despite appearing to have the edge in almost every round of the fight.
Jake, who was cheered on by brother and fellow YouTube star Logan Paul, had never faced a professional boxer before this showdown and seeing out the entirety of the fight could be seen as a victory in itself.
Of course, the very fact the fight didn't result in a clean wipeout and generated such immense interest will stir up rumours of a rematch.
RadioTimes.com rounds up everything we know about a potential Jake Paul v Tommy Fury rematch.
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Will Jake Paul and Tommy Fury fight again?
It should not come as any surprise to read that the defeated Jake Paul has already spoken about a rematch.
In the wake of the fight, he told reporters: "We can run it back. I think we deserve that rematch.
"All respect to Tommy, he won. Don't judge me by my wins, judge me by my losses.
"I felt flat – I got sick really bad twice in this camp, injured my arm. This wasn't my best performance, but that's no excuse."
Fury didn't offer a particularly detailed response when asked the same question, but his intentions are clear: "This is my first main event. If he wants a rematch, bring it on."
It's far too early to say with any certainty that a rematch will go ahead, but this should be an easier fight to pull together than many boxing mega bouts that are so often dictated by schedules, posturing and various boxing organisation rules.
If Paul and Fury are serious about a rematch, they should be able to pull it off, though you can expect other YouTube stars to begin jostling for a shot at either.
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.