Tommy Fury labelled the ITV star a ‘piece of s***’ when asked a question during his podast
15:27, 16 Jul 2026Updated 15:31, 16 Jul 2026
Tommy was speaking on his new podcast(Image: BBC)
Former Love Island contestant Tommy Fury has called a Britain’s Got Talent judge a ‘piece of s***’ amid their ongoing feud.
The professional boxer was responding to rapid-fire questions alongside his father John Fury in the most recent instalment of their new podcast. What the Fury features the pair discussing their contrasting perspectives, believing they each view the world through entirely different lenses.
New episodes drop every Tuesday and Thursday on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport YouTube channel. Each programme sees the 27 year old television personality explore a different topic with his 60 year old father, reports OK!
In today’s edition (July 16), the father and son examined all aspects of relationships. They discuss how couples meet and evolving dating trends, including how Tommy encountered his partner Molly-Mae Hague through ITV2’s reality dating programme Love Island.
John even confessed that he continues to follow the series. He said: “Obviously you know me, I don’t watch stuff like that but I did watch it because you was in it, and I’ve watched it since.”
Tommy Fury has hit out at the newest BGT judge(Image: ITV)
“I’ll hold my hands up and say, yes, I’ve watched it, do enjoy it. I like to see young people happy. And that’s why I watch it, me.”
Nevertheless, matters shifted slightly when Tommy and John began addressing rapid-fire questions submitted by listeners. John read one aloud that asked: “Fight, marry, avoid – Jake Paul, KSI and Andrew Tate.”
Tommy required little time to formulate his response as he stated: “Probably fight Andrew Tate because I’ve already beat the other two. Definitely, wouldn’t be marrying any single one of them, I’d rather be single and alone for the rest of my life.
“And avoid KSI because he’s just a piece of s***.” John then remarked: “Bit of a twisted, f***** up question that wasn’t it? We’ll move on.”
Former Sidemen member KSI was appointed as a permanent judge on Britain’s Got Talent earlier this year. Prior to that, he ventured into boxing and even faced Tommy in Manchester during 2023.
Tommy Fury beat KSI in the ring back in 2023(Image: Getty Images)
That evening, Fury secured victory through a majority decision. This was subsequently amended to a unanimous decision after one judge was discovered to have made mathematical errors with their scoring.
This appears to be merely the most recent development in Tommy’s ongoing dispute with KSI. Prior to his BBC documentary premiere Tommy: The Good.
The Bad. The Fury, the boxer told Cosmopolitan UK that he ‘hates’ the content creator turned television personality.
He continued: “I hate him. I’m not interested in what he’s doing. Couldn’t give a b*****ks.”
What the Fury is available on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport YouTube or listen on BBC Sounds.