Hughie Fury Delivers First-Round TKO in Comeback, Apologizes to Fans for Swift Victory Over Michael Webster

HUGHIE Fury aimed to gain more rounds under his belt, but his match in Holland ended before it truly began.

The initial minute was quite entertaining, featuring a classic brawl as both fighters got up close and exchanged blows.

Just as Fury gained an advantage and pushed Webster into a corner, the underdog indicated to the referee that he was injured and unable to proceed.

Fury achieved a technical knockout in the first round, but he is unlikely to be satisfied with his performance.

He didn’t get the rounds he wanted, nor did he effectively hone his skills for the more challenging fights he aspires to in the future.

After the match, Hughie took to the microphone to apologize to the Dutch audience for not being able to showcase more of his abilities.

At least the Brit demonstrated some punching power by moving Webster around during their brief encounter.

Fury entered the ring accompanied by his father, Peter, to the music of DMX.

This victory brings his record to 31-3, and after losing nearly three years of his career due to a rare skin condition and long Covid, the 31-year-old is eager to reclaim his place in contention.

While this match may not have advanced his goals, he is at least back in action and on the path to more significant fights.

The former British heavyweight champion has only faced defeat three times in his career, with those losses coming against world title holders and contenders like Alexander Povetkin.