Watch Tyson Fury KISS Mariusz Wach before delivering seventh-round KO in fight in Thailand

TYSON FURY left fans stunned after planting a cheeky KISS on Mariusz Wach before stopping the veteran Pole via TKO after the seventh round. The Gypsy King was been completely in control throughout the contest and even paused to share a playful smooch with his opponent during a clinch in the sixth. Fury jokingly went to plant a kiss on his opponent in the sixth Credit: INSTAGRAM/thesunsport The Gypsy King dominated in preparation for his proposed bout with AJ in NovemberCredit: Refer to source It wasn’t the first time Fury had used the unusual tactic either, having also pretended to kiss Wach during their pre-fight face-off yesterday. Boxing fans will remember Fury doing the same thing before his 2019 showdown with Tom Schwarz, when he leaned in for a mock kiss at the weigh-in before stopping the German. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! Fury barely looked troubled as he dominated every round in the untelevised clash in Thailand. He was piling on the pressure before eventually forcing the referee to wave the fight off at the end of the seventh after another barrage of punches. It continued the 37-year-old’s impressive return to the ring following his dominant victory over Russian Arslanbek Makhmudov back in April. Attention now turns to the long-awaited blockbuster with Anthony Joshua, although AJ must first overcome Albanian heavyweight Kristian Prenga in Riyadh on tomorrow night. If Joshua comes through unscathed, the biggest fight in British boxing history is expected to be finalised for November. Fans, however, were quick to question whether Fury can finally get the better of his long-time rival on the comments. Most read in Sport CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Tyson Fury challenged AJ to get in the ring and face off after he beat Arslanbek Makhmudov in April at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Credit: Getty One wrote: “He won’t beat Joshua.” Another posted: “Never beating Joshua 🤣🤣.” A third added: “No wonder he keeps ducking AJ.” Fury’s promoter Frank Warren confirmed in December that the fight will happen as long as the deal is right. Warren said: “What will encourage Tyson is the financial aspect of it. I believe he’s got the beating of AJ, as does Tyson and the team. “It’s all about the value of the fight. It’s a big fight and it’s worth a lot of money. Tyson has his price. If he gets his price, he’ll be in there to fight him. “Money will dictate where the fight takes place, it’s as simple as that. They will go where the money is. “They’re professional fighters, they go in the ring and take punches for money.” All has been agreed now, and just one final hurdle stands in the way of what British boxing fans have wanted for the last decade. Comment now