TNT Sports apologizes twice for Tyson Fury's use of X-rated language during Francis Ngannou's weigh-in

The Controversial Clash

TNT Sports has been forced to apologize twice after Tyson Fury used foul language during his final face-off with Francis Ngannou. The Gypsy King Fury welcomes the former UFC heavyweight champion to the boxing world in a controversial crossover clash on Saturday night.

The Heated Face-Off

Fury and Ngannou engaged in a heated face-off after the weigh-ins for their Saudi showdown. During the confrontation, Fury placed his forehead against Ngannou's.

Swearing on Live TV

Fury was interviewed by TNT Sports following the face-off, where he dropped two swear words while discussing a potential fight with Oleksandr Usyk. The presenter, Josh Denzel, promptly apologized for the language on behalf of Fury and the network.

Another Apology

However, Fury wasn't done. He used more explicit language during the interview, prompting another swift apology from Denzel. Fury weighed in at a massive 19st 11lbs, a significant increase from his previous fight weight.

Fury's Fitness and Ambitions

Despite his weight gain, Fury claims to be the fittest heavyweight in history. He even expressed his desire to bring back 15-round fights, believing it would suit him better. Fury wants to prove that his body doesn't define his abilities in the ring and hopes to inspire others with similar body types.

Stay tuned for the controversial clash between Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou on Saturday night.