Fury: He was denied passage into U.S. for public interview

• British boxer Tommy Fury says he was stopped from boarding a flight.
• “I was pulled aside and I was told by a Homeland Security official that my ESTA (travel approval) had been denied,” he says.

Fury expressed authorities at the air terminal let him know that he knew the explanation he was being denied passage into the United States.

The 23-year-old Briton said he had no information on why he might have been denied section.

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“I can remain here and say I misunderstand done literally nothing and I do not know why I am not permitted to go to the USA,” he said.

“I’ve been preparing for a battle this entire time and that is all I’ve been doing.”

Wrath added that he was “stunned” by the turn of events and that his group is pursuing arriving at a goal.

Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) said the question and answer session for the battle at New York’s Madison Square Garden had been deferred because of Fury’s powerlessness to join in.

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“In spite of numerous confirmations by Tommy Fury and his group that he had the option to come to the U.S., and realizing that Tommy was in California simply last month, we were amazed to discover that he had an issue at Heathrow air terminal on Monday,” MVP said on Twitter.

Wrath (8-0) is the more youthful stepbrother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.

The 25-year-old Paul (5-0) is a YouTube-VIP turned-fighter seeking become famous inside the ring by battling Fury, who will be his most memorable rival that is an expert fighter.