The Traitors winner Harry Clark sparks rumours he’s going to fight Tommy Fury with tense face off
THE Traitors winner Harry Clark has teased plans to fight boxer Tommy Fury.
The reality star, 23, posted a snap of a tense face off between the pair – sparking rumours they’ll enter the ring next year.
Harry captioned the Instagram post: “2025…” alongside a side eye emoji and a winking face.
It comes after Harry told The Sun about the plans he had after winning £95k on the hit BBC show.
He said previously “I want to do panto as an evil villain. I want to do a celebrity boxing fight.
“I want to do the panel shows, more reality TV, I would love to do Strictly.
“To go on I’m A Celeb after The Traitors would be incredible — I would love all the trials just like I loved to do the Traitors missions.”
Baffled fans begged to know whether Harry’s post about heavyweight champion Tyson Fury‘s brother was a wind-up or not.
“Don’t trick us now we want to see it,” said one.
Another added: “This isn’t real! But I would deffo watch it.”
“Omg is this real?”, some asked.
A fan admitted: “Didn’t know I needed this crossover.”
Despite being from boxing royalty, Tommy has entered the influencer boxing scene in recent years.
He has previously taken on – and won against – YouTubers KSI and Jake Paul.
Meanwhile Harry joined the Army at 16 and became an engineer, which has a famously tough entry requirement.
The lance corporal outlined how the Forces shaped him, saying: “When I went into the Army they helped mould me.
“They taught me discipline and respect and boxing and helped me understand how to put together all my qualities.
“Without the Army I would have just been one big ball of mess.
“The Army gave me a sense of being in control.”
He went on: “I started working part-time in a butchers at 13 to sort myself out. I had too much energy to be sitting behind a desk doing a normal job so I joined the Army.
“The trade I went into has an 11 per cent pass rate.
“I don’t know where I would be without the Army. I would probably be on the side of the road somewhere, or in trouble.”
As he approached the final of The Traitors, Harry says guilt over slaying his friends on the show took hold and he had to draw on his Army training to focus on the end goal.
In the show’s diary room, he said: “It probably looks like I’ve not felt guilty at all, but 100 per cent I have.
“I am human, by the way — I do have feelings, and I feel guilty getting rid of these people. I needed to disconnect my emotions and feelings, like I have to do in the Army.”
