Tommy Fury moved to 8-0 with a win over Daniel Bocianski, but despite huge improvements, the lightweight will feel aggrieved for not getting the knockout that longtime rival Jake Paul ordered. The American YouTube sensation told Fury he had to stop his opponent in order to rekindle interest in their previously canceled grudge match, but it was a steady night’s work for the Gypsy King’s younger brother, who took him on. won 60-54 on the scorecards.

After rocking his rival again in the third, Fury really started to pick up the pace for a knockout he nearly found just before the bell.

Tyson watched from his dressing room and his arrival was met with thunderous applause, which would have only increased the pressure on his brother.

Conference oozed from Fury in the fourth, as he controlled the middle of the ring.

He showed his reactions to get away from a few looping shots before landing directly to the right.

The Pole remained resolute but there was significant damage under both eyes at the end of the fourth.

Bocianski was on deck in the fifth but the referee ruled he had slipped but another penalty awaited him.

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Fury tipped him once again with a few big right hooks, but his opponent bit his gumshield and hung on to it.

That’s until a big straight sent him flying back, but once again Bocianski weathered the storm.

The fight managed to go the distance and Fury ended up calling his rival Paul, who he wants next…

“I’m going to chop you up and cut you to pieces, like I did over there. That boy in there would kill Jake Paul on the spot,” he said.

“He would slap Jake Paul. Jake Paul – I’ll end your career. You’re a bum and you’re worthless. Let’s do this fight.”