Tommy Fury Schedules "Beauty vs. The Beast" Fight One Day After Molly-Mae’s Due Date

Boxer and reality star Tommy Fury has officially announced his return to the ring for a high-profile Misfits Boxing match against former World’s Strongest Man Eddie Hall.

The event, titled "Beauty vs. The Beast," is scheduled for Saturday, June 13, 2026, at the AO Arena in Manchester.

However, the timing has sparked significant conversation among fans, as the fight falls exactly one day after the calculated due date for his second child with partner Molly-Mae Hague.

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Earlier this month, Molly-Mae accidentally revealed her due date to her millions of followers after sharing a photograph of an ultrasound scan.

Eagle-eyed fans noticed the scan, dated February 26, 2026, indicated she was 24 weeks and six days pregnant, placing her expected arrival around June 12.

The decision to schedule a major professional commitment so close to such a significant family milestone has led to mixed reactions, with some questioning the logistical challenges of balancing a title-level training camp with a newborn’s arrival.

The "Beauty vs. The Beast" matchup represents one of the most unusual pairings in crossover boxing history.

Tommy Fury, who remains undefeated with an 11-0 record, will face a massive weight disadvantage against Eddie Hall.

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While Fury typically weighs in around 90kg, Hall, the first person to deadlift 500kg, has previously tipped the scales at over 150kg for his combat sports appearances.

Despite the size difference, Fury enters as the technical favorite due to his extensive boxing background and recent victories over KSI and Jake Paul.

The two athletes have collaborated on several lighthearted social media challenges in the past, including eating competitions and punch-power tests.

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However, the tone has shifted as they prepare for a sanctioned bout under the Misfits Boxing banner.

Hall, nicknamed "The Beast," is looking for his first professional boxing win following a 2022 defeat to Hafthor Bjornsson.

For Fury, a win against a legendary strongman would further solidify his status as the premier name in the "influencer boxing" space.