Tyson Fury language sparks apology from broadcaster ahead of Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois fight

Fury was asked if he was enjoying himself in the capital.

But the boxing star then hilariously quipped that he'd actually prefer to watch the action unfold from home instead.

“It’s good to be here watching the boxing, ringside, watching the fights," he said.

“But, it’s better at home, watching it on tele if I’m honest!

“I could have a few Diet Coke’s, a couple of sandwiches, kissing my wife [Paris], better – a lot better!”

Fury then dropped an expletive, with the 36-year-old adding: "They're going to knock the little s**t out of each other.

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"It’s going to be a good fight I’m looking forward to it.”

DAZN presenter Ade Oladipo then quickly issued an apology for Fury's swearing amid laughs from the boxing star

In a separate interview with The Stomping Ground, Fury admitted that the showdown between Joshua and Dubois was too close to call.

The Gypsy King said: “It’s heavyweight boxing, anybody can beat anybody, as we’ve seen in the past.

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“Who is gonna win? I don’t know. I don’t know anything about boxing, obviously. Every time I say a prediction I get it wrong anyway.

"I predict it will be a good fight. It looks like someone might get knocked out.

“They are both big old punchers, ain’t they?

“You wouldn’t want to get punched in the face or in the b******s by any of them.".

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Joshua is the favourite to beat Dubois, despite his rival's impressive form.

And the boxing star is confident he'll be able to come out on top, with the 34-year-old saying: "I've been to the well.

"Dan's fighting someone who is willing to die in there, who wants to give it everything to be victorious.

"The thing with fighting is this – it takes more than being strong to be a champion and to be a complete fighter.

"It's good, of course, but I truly believe from what I've studied, read and what great people who have come before me have said, it takes more than being a physical specimen.

"That's a good attribute, but when you come across someone who is willing to take that from you, you've given them your best shot and they are able to take it, that's when you figure out what it takes to be a champion. That's what I've done."