Tommy Fury press conference descends into chaos as he tries to fight Darren Till who tells dad ‘little John sit down’

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Tommy Fury press conference descends into chaos as he tries to fight Darren Till who tells dad ‘little John sit down’

TOMMY FURY and Darren Till threatened to kick off their fight early with a near-brawl at the press conference.

The pair headline at the Co-op Live Arena on January 18 in Manchester but came face to face in London to announce the bout.

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Tommy Fury and Darren Till clashing at the press conference[/caption]

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Former UFC star Till hurdled insults at the Furys[/caption]

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John Fury hit back at Till[/caption]

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Tommy Fury also blasted Till[/caption]

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KSI was loving the wild scenes[/caption]

But the mutual respect did not last long as ex-UFC star Till threatened to KICK Fury in the face during the fight.

Fury’s famously volatile dad John responded by chucking water at Till – sparking the wild scenes on stage.

Security desperately tried to intervene and separate the two camps as tempers flared.

Till, 31, could be heard yelling: “Sit down little John.”

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John yelled: “Come on, let’s go.”

Till hit back: “What are you gonna do? Get you with your security. Pair of s***houses. I’d absolutely tear you upside down. Be quiet little John.”

The two headline a Misfits Boxing card on DAZN PPV.

And Misfits founder KSI, who lost to Fury in October, was in hysterics in between the brawling two and shouted out: “Get your tickets.”

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Fury, 25, has not returned since beating KSI, 31, via decision in October following hand surgery.

Till meanwhile crosses over for his second boxing bout after leaving UFC in 2022.

The heavyweight is set to be contested at heavyweight over eight, three-minute rounds.

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