Shane Fury believes his brother Tommy Fury looks ‘vulnerable’ after his controversial win over KSI on Saturday night.
Fury and KSI delivered a scrappy fight at the Manchester Arena and Fury even had a point deducted in the second round for punching the back of his opponent’s head.
However, Fury remains unbeaten as he won via majority decision with one judge scoring it a 57-57 draw, while the other two scored the fight 57-56.
Fury landed just 39 punches during the six-round contest and his half-brother Shane Fury believes his younger brother looks ‘beatable’ against the likes of KSI, Logan Paul and Jake Paul, who he beat via a split decision in February.
‘A good win, bad performance, Tommy can do a lot better than that, he just needed to work on his jab a bit more,’ Shane Fury said after the fight.
‘The right man won, but really it was the best that could ever have happened because he looks vulnerable for everyone else.
‘The rematch [with KSI] is on the plate, Logan Paul will want him, Jake Paul will want him, because he looked vulnerable.
‘He needed the jab and everything comes off the jab. He’s the bigger man, he needed to double that jab up, step back, use his feet and come back in, big punches come off the jab. Looping punches and hanging off like a little girl is no good. It was a bad performance but a good win.’
In a separate interview, Shane Fury added: ‘He looks vulnerable now. He’s beatable now by all of them really, isn’t he? They’ve only got to develop a little bit and he’s beatable. It was a bad performance by Tommy but he got the win.’
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