John Fury gets upset as a fight breaks out after Tommy Fury and Eddie Hall go the full distance
Tommy Fury took home a decision win over Eddie Hall in a quiet six-round fight in Manchester on Saturday night. The real buzz came after the match, when the Fury family got involved with American fighter Chase DeMoor after he poked Roman Fury during a shout in the AO Arena.
Tommy won the Misfits Boxing match by majority decision, with the judges scoring 57-57, 59-56, and 58-56 in his favor against the big Staffordshire fighter.
After the fight, Tommy tried to get DeMoor to face his brother. “I can’t fight this man until he beats my brother, Roman,” Tommy said on the mic, wearing an England shirt as the World Cup started. “You should give my brother a rematch because he went to fight you, and you backed out. So fight Roman and see what happens. That’s all I have to say for now.”
Roman stepped up to DeMoor and got the reaction he wanted when DeMoor poked him, which led to a bit of chaos. Their dad, John Fury, stole the spotlight after the fight, telling security to let him at DeMoor, who was smirking and exchanging middle fingers with him. The 61-year-old former fighter even walked through the halls shirtless, with his cap turned around, and stopped to pretend box a picture frame on the wall. “I don’t care,” he said, as cameras followed. “Who wants a go?”
Even though Hall had a big size advantage, the judges gave the win to Fury because of his skill and ability to avoid Hall’s strongest hits.
This was Fury’s first fight since his planned match with mixed martial artist Darren Till was canceled. Till called the Fury family “fart bags” after learning he wasn’t allowed to attend the fight in Manchester.
The 27-year-old Fury now adds his first Misfits win to a perfect 11-0 pro boxing record, which includes four knockouts and decision wins over KSI and Jake Paul. Meanwhile, DeMoor has held the Misfits heavyweight title since November 2024 and has successfully defended it three times.