Jake Paul Agrees To Fight Tommy Fury In February, ‘No More Running’

Jake Paul wants to settle his feud with Tommy Fury once and for all … saying he’ll fight TNT in the U.K. in February — or he’s moving on forever.

The Problem Child announced his plans in a message to Fury’s promoter on Tuesday … saying, “Dear @FrankWarren, I agree to fight Tommy in Manchester or London in Feb. I’ll come to his country, no more running.”

The fight has been cursed since the very beginning — it was scrapped twice due to issues on Fury’s side … including an injury and trouble getting access to the United States.

The beef reached new heights after Tommy’s exhibition fight on Sunday … when the two jawed back and forth — and John Fury even ripped his own shirt off and taunted Jake.

After the incident, John told reporters Jake agreed to finally fight Tommy … and JP followed through on his promise.

Paul — who’s fresh off an impressive win over Anderson Silva — wants ink to paper ASAP … saying Fury’s team can either agree to the fight in the next week, or lose their opportunity forever.

“Since John is adamant we’ve agreed, I am giving u 7 days to present a signed contract by Tommy or I’m moving on,” Jake tweeted.

Tommy has yet to respond.

It’s worth noting — Tommy is expecting his first child with fellow “Love Island” star Molly-Mae Hague around the time of the proposed fight … but Jake claims Fury’s camp has assured there won’t be any issues this time around.