Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury could be held in UK, claims Frank Warren

Jake Paul could fight Tommy Fury in Britain, according to Fury’s promoter Frank Warren.

Warren took Fury stateside as part of a two-fight deal, so it had been expected that the pair would meet in his second bout in the United States.

However, speaking to Sky Sports, Warren - who co-promotes Fury’s older brother Tyson Fury - suggested that the UK could put on the event.

"Yes, it could [happen next] and we'd try to get it in the UK," Warren said.

Fury won his four-round debut US fight against MMA fighter Anthony Taylor on the Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley undercard, but his win on points did little to suggest he would be a huge step up for 24-year-old YouTuber Paul to face.

Paul, for his part, went the distance with his former UFC opponent, and won a split decision. The 39-year-old Woodley was his toughest opponent yet and Paul has suggested he may now take time away from the ring as he considers what to do next with his 4-0 unbeaten record.