The pair were taking part in the final press conference on their three-date tour before the Gypsy King challenges American for his WBC world title at the Staples Centre on December 1
TYSON FURY and Deontay Wilder had to be pulled apart as their third and final press conference was abandoned after chaotic scenes in Los Angeles.
The heavyweights will finally get their fists on one another at Los Angeles’ Staples Centre on December 1.
But they almost came to blows as they faced the media at the fight venue in the early hours of this morning.
The insults were flying, with Wilder accusing Fury of being nervous.
The Gypsy King hit back by demeaning the WBC champion’s “skinny” frame before shoving his foe to send the proceedings into disarray.
Fury said: “Anytime of day, seven days a week, twice on Sunday. Bring it on, you big s***house. He needs all his men I don't need nobody.
“'I came to America on my own, I stand my ground against any man born from his mother. Come on, you big dosser.”
Wilder fired back with: “Everything you say I'm gonna put it against you, trust me.”
Fury replied: “He's getting knocked out.”
The press conference was eventually abandoned, but not before Wilder sent Fury one last message.
“Trust me, everything you say is gonna build up. You're so nervous bro. You're dealing with the killer.
“You're dealing with the best man on the planet, you're dealing with the one who will knock you out on point and I can't wait.
“When I look over your body I'm not gonna have no mercy for you.”
