The look on Tyson Fury's trainer Ben Davison's face said it all when he saw a random fan leaning on the ring apron next to him, attempting to shoot a selfie of the pair.
Davison was cornering Fury during his heavyweight bout against Otto Wallin in Las Vegas when a ringside TV camera captured the moment he caught a fan, who had somehow made it to the ring apron and was leaning his arms forward into the ring to hold his phone, ready to take a selfie.
The fan appears to ask Davison if he'll take a selfie with him, to which the British trainer replies: "Nah. Not at all, mate."
It was a bizarre moment during a tricky night for Fury and his team. The British heavyweight was expected to cruise to a routine win over the unheralded Swede, but sustained a nasty cut over his right eye early in the fight.
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In the end, Fury ran out the comfortable winner before calling out old foe Deontay Wilder. But for trainer Davison, the shock of a fan asking for a selfie mid-fight will likely go down as one of the more bizarre moments in his career.
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