Jake Paul and Tommy Fury have failed to end up in a boxing ring once again.
Paul said he has moved on from Fury for his Aug. 6 fights in a tweet cents out Wednesday morning. Paul claims Most Valuable Promotions did everything it could to get Fury into the country after his reported visa problems caused last week’s press conference to be canceled.
TMZ reported Fury’s visa issues were caused by his family’s link to suspected mobster Daniel Kinahan.
Fury released a statement on Instagram.
I’m gutted and disappointed in regards to the issues I have faced with entry Ito the USA. This is something that myself or my team could have never anticipated happening. This situation has been left with my lawyers as being denied entry to a country is obviously a very serious issue and it needs to subsequently be resolved.
I am confident this fight will happen when this issue gets resolved and we come to a solution. I want to clarify that I will fight in a neutral country that both parties can enter. This can be anytime, any place, anywhere.
Paul will now reportedly face Hasim Rahman Jr., according to SIfor the next month’s headlining bout at Madison Square Garden.
An official announcement for Paul’s fight will be made Thursday.
Paul and Fury were first supposed to fight last December but Fury pulled out of the fight with a chest infection and a broken rib. Paul went on to defeat Tyron Woodley for the second time via sixth-round knockout on Dec. 18, 2021.