Jake Paul and Tommy Fury Reignite Their Feud Over a Haunted House

Tommy Fury already owns the only win that matters in this rivalry — a split-decision nod over Jake Paul back in February 2023 that stayed undefeated and handed Paul the first loss of a 6-0 run built on former MMA names and celebrity opponents. Nearly three years later, the two still can't leave each other alone, and this time the spark was a Halloween party.

A clip went viral over the weekend showing Fury allegedly getting removed from a haunted-house event for being intoxicated and acting up. Paul pounced, dragging in Fury's partner Molly-Mae Hague and needling him over his one job for the night. Fury fired back fast, promising to break the other side of Paul's jaw and labeling him, among other things, a fat tattooed prick.

That jaw reference isn't a throwaway. Paul hasn't fought since December 2025, when heavyweight star Anthony Joshua knocked him out in the sixth round and left him with a broken jaw. Joshua, now 29-4 with 26 knockouts, remains the only man besides Fury to have beaten Paul — and the only one to stop him.

No Rematch on the Table

Fury floated a second meeting. Paul wasn't interested, declaring the ship had sailed and that it was never happening before tossing out a few more personal insults. Fury told him to keep his name out of it entirely and enjoy the loss forever. So the scoreboard stays at one apiece in trash talk, but still 1-0 Fury where it counts.

Fury has kept busy and unbeaten since the Paul win, stretching his pro record to 11-0 with victories including a points nod over fellow influencer KSI and a win over Kenan Hanjalic. He was briefly linked to a crossover bout with former UFC welterweight contender Darren Till — now 18-5-1 and fighting at middleweight — but pulled out after Till joked about kicking him in the head. He settled instead for a June exhibition against strongman Eddie Hall.

The irony is thick. Fury beat Paul cleanly, moved on, and built a tidy unbeaten ledger. Yet here they are, arguing over a party clip and a haunted house. A rematch would print money if it ever happened — but with Paul slamming the door and Fury telling him to stay quiet, this looks like a feud that lives on Twitter, not in the ring.