Tyson Fury claims Tommy should become Cristiano Ronaldo’s personal trainer if he loses to Jake Paul

Tyson Fury makes a deal with his half-brother Tommy that if he loses a grudge match against Jake Paul, he will stay in Saudi Arabia and become Cristiano Ronaldo’s personal trainer.

Tommy Fury and Paul will finally settle their rivalry on February 26 in Riyadh.

Young Fury has already been warned that he will have to retire and change his name if he is beaten by the YouTuber-turned-boxer.

Tyson Fury joked that if his brother Tommy Fury lost, he would have to train Cristiano Ronaldo.

Tommy Fury (right) is finally set to meet Jake Paul in a boxing ring in Riyadh later this month

And now, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson joked: “I told Tommy that if he lost, he would have to stay in Saudi Arabia and become Ronaldo’s personal trainer. He agreed.”

“He’ll have to spend his loser’s wallet on a little flat out in Saudi Arabia and take care of Ronnie.”

Despite his martial arts heritage, Fury is an underdog with some bookmakers. Paul has only been fighting professionally for three years and he has yet to face a recognized boxer.

“Tommy has been boxing since he was seven or eight years old,” Tyson said.

“He was always boxing around training camp after training camp. After 12 amateur fights, we turned him over young and he’s been training and fighting ever since.”

He added: Tommy is his own person, so he has to do his own thing. , trash talk, just about marriage and parenting.

Fury says Tommy should spend his wallet on Saudi flats and take care of Ronaldo if he loses

Tommy and his partner Molly May Haig announced the birth of their first child this week, just four weeks after the night of the game.

“When my first baby was born in Venezuela, I was boxing in Dublin the same night,” Tyson said.

“She arrived early and her ears hurt all day. Miss one birth and that’s it.

“But Tommy earns enough, and many people have to miss their families because of work.”

In fact, this crossover into influencer boxing, plus Tommy’s own inflated profile through Love Island, means his earnings far exceed his in-ring accomplishments.

“He’s probably made more money in eight fights than he would have if he had reigned as the Light Heavyweight World Champion,” Tyson said.

“This celebrities-influencers battle seems, in some ways, even bigger than actual boxing. How it all happened, how much they’re making, how much attention they’re getting.” It’s incredible how much you collect.”

Fury said: “I made about £10,000 in my ninth fight.

“I won’t put[YouTube Fighters]on the undercard because then I have to pay! No chance.’

Nor does the heavyweight king criticize Paul for his controversial trash talk.

“For all the s*** I’ve said over the years, I’ll never point the finger at anyone — and probably will continue to do so,” he said.

“When you come in and you’re trying to be famous, you have to do a lot and say a lot.

“Look at Kim Kardashian and what she did to become famous! I just can’t get into it.

“To be popular and famous enough to sell tickets and become a pay-per-view star, you have to do crazy things.

“Is it Jake calling out Conor McGregor’s name, or am I challenging everyone, or is it going to Love Island?”

Tommy and Tyson are just two of a number of Fury’s extended family who have turned professional boxers.

And more to come.

“My eldest prince will be a boxer, but Tyson Fury II is only six and mustard. He’s special.

The BT Sports Box Office will be hosting an exclusive live coverage of Tommy Fury vs. Jake Paul on Saturday 26th February.Learn more at bt.com/sportboxoffice