Jake Paul has jumped at the opportunity to troll Tommy Fury after the Brit was allegedly kicked out of a Halloween event this weekend.

Tommy Fury handed Jake Paul his first professional loss in boxing over three years ago when they met in a highly anticipated clash in Saudi Arabia.

Since then, ‘The Problem Child’ has continued to campaign for a rematch against the British heavyweight, while continuing his activity in the sport.

‘TNT’ Fury, though, has been far less active, and it is still relatively unclear what his future in the sport holds and whether he will return to the ‘influencer’ scene.

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Jake Paul criticizes Tommy Fury’s father skills as he trolls him for recent video

Just over a week ago, Paul shared his audacious new 15-fight plan, which included fights against Tom Aspinall, Francis Ngannou and several others. Fury didn’t show up on the 29-year-old’s list, though, with Paul potentially finally putting that rivalry to bed. However, that doesn’t seem to be the case as Paul has once again trolled the 27-year-old.

Reports on social media this weekend suggested that ‘TNT’ Fury had been at a Halloween event in the United Kingdom. Videos then emerged of Fury being removed from the event for seemingly being ‘too drunk’, as he attempted to kiss scare actors. The video then showed Fury stumbling out as security stood behind him.

After seeing the video surface online, Paul took the chance to once again criticize Fury, saying: “Molly-Mae runs a business, raises the kids and pays the bills. Tommy’s job was to not get kicked out of a haunted house. Couldn’t do it.”

Fury last competed in the sport this past June when he took on Eddie Hall in a bizarre heavyweight clash. Hall had a big 108lb weight advantage on Fury but it didn’t pay off as ‘TNT’ picked up the majority decision win. The consensus was that the 27-year-old would then return later this year in Misfits, but recent reports suggest that he will not fight again this year.