Warning - contains explicit language. Tyson Fury hit back at his critics at the launch press conference of his boxing contest with mixed martial arts fighter Francis Ngannou before he hinted at a second bout between the pair in the octagon.Fury has faced plenty of scrutiny since it was announced in July that he would next step in the ring with former UFC world heavyweight champion Ngannou on October 28 in Saudi Arabia.While it will be a boxing contest that lasts 10 rounds in Riyadh, Fury's WBC h

Warning - contains explicit language. Tyson Fury hit back at his critics at the launch press conference of his boxing contest with mixed martial arts fighter Francis Ngannou before he hinted at a second bout between the pair in the octagon.Fury has faced plenty of scrutiny since it was announced in July that he would next step in the ring with former UFC world heavyweight champion Ngannou on October 28 in Saudi Arabia.While it will be a boxing contest that lasts 10 rounds in Riyadh, Fury's WBC heavyweight title will not be on the line and this bout occurs amid the backdrop of a potential unification clash with WBA, IBF and WBO-belt holder Oleksandr Usyk falling through.The Gypsy King was at his charismatic best in London for the fight dubbed 'Battle of the Baddest' but aimed at a dig at the media and his detractors who question why he has not been able to arrange a clash for the ages with Usyk.