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Tommy Fury was victorious in his first fight in more than 18 months as he defeated Bosnia’s Kenan Hanjalic via unanimous decision in Budapest.
The 26-year-old British cruiserweight, half-brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, had last been in the ring when he beat KSI in Manchester in October 2023.
Prior to that Fury, who is now 11 fights unbeaten as a professional, won via split decision against KSI’s fellow YouTuber Jake Paul.
Tommy Fury secures the win‼️#FuryHanjalic pic.twitter.com/OCyyOdY3Cg
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) May 9, 2025
And when asked after beating Hanjalic about a rematch with Paul, he said: “Jake Paul’s running scared. Hey, Jake, the hand is fixed now. If he wants to step inside the ring, I guarantee you, next time I will knock him spark out.”
Fury had been set to make a comeback by facing former UFC fighter Darren Till in January but the fight did not materialise, with the former claiming in December that the latter did “not want to abide by professional boxing rules”.
Newcastle West Courthouse | FILE PHOTO
Newcastle West Courthouse
The strategic plan for Rape Crisis Mid-West has been launched PICTURE: LAURA O'LOUGHLIN
The Primary Care Child and Family Psychology Service are running a free online parenting webinar, “Managing Screentime and Gaming”, on Thursday, December 11 from 10 to 11.30am
Pictured with children from Tara House, Clarina are Owen O'Sullivan and Treasa McAuliffe, the chief executive of St. Gabriel's
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