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Tom Sunderland

Tyson Fury 'prevented from entering United States due to Daniel Kinahan association'

Boxing superstar Tyson Fury has reportedly been 'refused access' to the United States due to his alleged connections with wanted crime boss Daniel Kinahan.

Kinahan, 44, is understood to be the leader of the Kinahan Organised Crime Group, which has links to boxing. Fury, 33, has long been associated with Kinahan and announced in June 2020 that he had organised a two-fight deal against Anthony Joshua, offering a "big shout-out [to] Dan" at the time.

Sunday World journalist Nicola Tallant wrote on Friday evening that Fury had been prevented from entering the U.S. due to those connections. However, it's uncertain when the alleged refusal took place. Mirror Sport have contacted Tyson Fury's representatives for comment.

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