Tyson Fury obliterates brother Tommy on punch machine

We’d be lying if we said a bit of sibling rivalry hadn’t gotten the best of us at one moment or another.

And it seems that the Fury brothers have also faced the same fate, as Tyson Fury obliterated his half-brother Tommy on a punching machine. Watch the hierarchical-defining moment for the pair here:

In a video originally posted on Instagram by former professional boxer Andy Lee last month, which was later re-posted by ESPN ringside on TikTok, it shows the brothers rallying each other up as they take to the boxing arcade machine.

But while 23-year-old Tommy takes to the stand and throws an impressive punch worth a whopping 948 points, he is clearly no match for his older sibling who, well, wiped the floor with him.

Tyson, 34, threw a more than impressive punch worth a soul-crippling 993 points, which encouraged a mass of cheers and laughter from the pair’s entourage. 

I guess that settles who the better boxer is, then.

But it’s worth noting the two-time world heavyweight champion's score also meant he absolutely annihilated another boxer at the arcade game. 

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Back in 2017, Anthony Joshua had a go on a similar machine during his appearance on The Graham Norton Show.

The 32-year-old only reached a score of 848 - more than 100 points less than his competitor.

However, it's worth noting that these were two different machines so may have had different calibrations.

For those of you that wanted to witness the pair battling it out in person, as opposed to through a boxing machine several years apart, you may be sorely disappointed.

Eddie Hearn has recently claimed that Tyson Fury's potential fight with Anthony Joshua is not going ahead.

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Last Monday, Fury claimed that his rival Joshua, and his team, needed to sign the contract by 5pm or a fight in December between the pair was off.

That deadline was missed, and Fury claimed that the pair would not be fighting.

Hearn told the Matchroom YouTube channel: "That deadline passed, I've not heard back from Frank Warren. So as far as we’re concerned the fight is off."

So for now, we’ll just accept that Tyson has beaten both Anthony and Tommy - at least, based on boxing machine points.