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Tyson Fury in altercation with Braun Strowman, to appear on Raw for “open mic” segment

The undefeated British boxer Tyson Fury got involved in a segment on Smackdown last night on FOX and jumped the security wall trying to go after Braun Strowman who earlier during the match taunted him while he was sitting ringside.

The interaction between the two started on a good note as first Strowman pretended to box Fury but then Strowman threw Dolph Ziggler into the barricade, hitting Fury in the process. Fury sat back down initially but after Strowman won the match, things got heated. Fury, who is 6’9″, jumped the wall as tons of security rushed in to stop him from entering the ring. Strowman continued to taunt Fury from inside the ring, and the boxer grew even more irritated but was not allowed to step foot inside the squared circle. Fans chanted “let them fight” but nothing eventually happened.

The charismatic Fury will be appearing on Monday Night Raw where he will be given an “open mic” so he can speak his mind following the altercation. He has a record of 29-0-1 and was sitting at ringside with his family and several of FOX top executives.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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