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Tommy Fury has been accused of "losing" his professional boxing status due to his continuous involvement in fights on the Misfits. This claim comes from his former adversary, English cruiserweight boxing champion Viddal Riley, who criticised Fury after he withdrew from his match with Darren Till. Fury, aged 25, has only participated in bouts linked with the influencer fighting brand since his narrow split-decision victory over Jake Paul in 2023. He hasn't stepped into the ring since defeating YouTuber and Misfits CEO KSI via a unanimous decision following an incorrect majority announcement on the night. In both encounters against Paul and KSI, Fury was promoted as the professional boxer taking on the YouTubers and influencers. However, Fury recently backed out of his Misfits fight against former UFC fighter Darren Till, after the Liverpudlian threatened to kick him in the face or use other mixed martial arts techniques if he was losing. Read More Related Articles 'You know where I am' - Tommy Fury calls out Jake Paul after pulling out of Darren Till fight Read More Related Articles Tyson Fury shows true colours in rant about Oleksandr Usyk training camp rumours Fury hasn't faced a traditional boxer since his points win over Daniel Bocianski at Wembley Stadium, which occurred on the undercard of his brother Tyson Fury's match against Dillian Whyte in 2022. Given this, Riley, who has previously challenged Fury to a fight, believes Fury should no longer be promoted as a professional boxer. Speaking to Mirror Fighting, Riley said: "He's lost it (his status as a professional boxer) already. He's lost it. If his next fight was announced as a traditional fight, then he can keep that title on him.", reports the Mirror . "But based on the decision on him to fight again on Misfits against an MMA fighter, he chose his road. But he chose the smart road and the good road. I rate it, and I respect it, because why would you get beaten up when you cannot win? It doesn't make sense. You might as well go and make money where you can win and get attention for it. It's perfect, it makes sense." In 2023, Riley and Fury were frequently involved in verbal spats on social media and during interviews. However, while Riley is following the traditional boxing route to become a world champion, Fury has opted for the influencer boxing path. Riley harbours no resentment towards Fury's decision, asserting that the 25 year old was not suited for the conventional route. When questioned about Fury's shift to influencer boxing, considering his esteemed family legacy in the ring, Viddal commented: "It was a weird one, but he's a blessed guy." "I give him that because he does get away with certain things that he maybe shouldn't get away with. But that's his life. That's awesome for him. I can't talk about that too much. I just know that he didn't belong over here, and that's why he's over there and I belong over here and that's what I think." As Fury contemplates his next match, Riley will be facing Belgian star Steve Eloundou Ntere in his upcoming fight on December 14. Riley currently boasts an impressive 11-0 record, with six of his victories achieved by knockout.For travelers, Puerto Rico is a floating island of desirability
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BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) – Club Brugge bounced back from conceding after three minutes to beat Sporting 2-1 on Tuesday in a major boost to their hopes of advancing to the next stage of the Champions League. Geny Catamo gave the Portuguese champions the early lead with an easy tap-in from a rebound after Maximiliano Araujo’s powerful shot had struck the post but Brugge fought back to level in the 24th minute and got the winner six minutes from time with a strong close-in finish from substitute Casper Nielsen. The home side pulled level when Christos Tzolis’s strike took a wicked deflection off Eduardo Quaresma, with the goal later adjudged by UEFA to be an own goal. Sporting were awarded a penalty two minutes later, after Araujo was fouled by Andreas Skov Olsen. But after a check, the VAR officials determined the foul had occurred outside the area and English referee Anthony Taylor’s decision was changed to a free kick which Viktor Gyokeres put over the crossbar. Nielsen had barely come on when he was set up by Gustaf Nilsson’s pass and expertly hammered home the winner in the 84th minute. The result catapulted Club Brugge from 23rd to 14th place in the standings, with 10 points from six games, in a match they needed to win as their last group matches next month are at home to Juventus and then away to Manchester City. Sporting dropped to 12th spot with matches to come away to Leipzig and home against Bologna. (Writing by Mark Gleeson in Cape Town; Editing by Clare Fallon) Disclaimer: This report is auto generated from the Reuters news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content. var ytflag = 0;var myListener = function() {document.removeEventListener('mousemove', myListener, false);lazyloadmyframes();};document.addEventListener('mousemove', myListener, false);window.addEventListener('scroll', function() {if (ytflag == 0) {lazyloadmyframes();ytflag = 1;}});function lazyloadmyframes() {var ytv = document.getElementsByClassName("klazyiframe");for (var i = 0; i < ytv.length; i++) {ytv[i].src = ytv[i].getAttribute('data-src');}} Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() );South Korean president narrowly survives impeachment attempt