The Wealdstone Raider has just crashed Tyson Fury's press conference. YES YOU HEARD CORRECTLY! After two years away from the sport, he is set to make his eagerly awaited comeback on June 9th at the Manchester Arena. Also on the card, former WBO lightweight world champion Terry Flanagan, who takes on Maurice Hooker for the vacant WBO light-welterweight strap, among others. Advert 10 The Youtube sensation became known after footage emerged of him jeering players at a non-league football match, before squaring up to the person filming, famously saying: "You want some, I give it [sic]." Now the online star has crashed Fury's conference. The boxer asks who he is, before Raider says: "You'll find out Saturday night." Advert 10 The Wealdstone Raider at Fury's press conference:joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy: - Ryan (@RyaanCFC) June 6, 2018 Raider seems to have called out the Manchester boxer for a fight on the day. It'll be a tough one to call, for sure - a fight that could go either way. Who'd you put your money on? Advert 10 Before the official announcement, rumours were rife about Seferi (23-1) taking on Fury. When quizzed about the potential match-up, he called the bout a dream come true. "This would make a dream come true. I never thought I'd have the chance to stand against Fury - my idol," he said. "Fury is a boxing legend of the 21st century. He is tall, has weight and strength, moves to it quite easily, and he has dethroned Wladimir Klitschko. Fury is a bear." Advert 10 Seferi has mainly campaign at cruiserweight, with his sole defeat coming at heavyweight to Manuel Charr, who's the current WBA (regular) heavyweight world champion. Can Fury overcome the Albanian this weekend?<doc-sep>When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up forfor news on the biggest players and tournaments Fury faced the media this afternoon to preview his comeback fight against Sefer Seferi this weekend. However, the former heavyweight champion was interrupted by the Wealdstone Raider who offered to fight both boxers. The incident appears to be a mockery of Eddie Hearn, who staged Jay from the Inbetweeners to crash the Tony Bellew vs David Haye pre-fight press conference. And the Wealdstone Raider, aka Gordon Hill, kicked-off his entrance with his classic catch-line. “Do you want some? I’ll give it to you,” he burst into the room shouting. “Do you think you can deal with me?”<doc-sep>TYSON FURY may have had to put up with a barrage of criticism and adversity during his nearly three years off – but he has never faced an opponent with more anger than the Wealdstone Raider. The British heavyweight is getting ready to return to the ring after 1,000 days out because of a drug ban and a battle with depression. 7 Tyson Fury was confronted by the Wealdstone Raider during his latest press conference Credit: PA:Press Association 7 The Wealdstone Raider made a bizarre cameo appearance at Tyson Fury's press conference Credit: Rex Features But his pre-bout press conference with Sefer Seferi and promoter Frank Warren was interrupted by the infamous upstart from Middlesex. The Wealdstone Raider is famous for his viral internet video that showed him yelling at supporters of Whitehawk FC during a National League South match and his plucky catchphrase: "You want some?!" The Raider – real name Gordon Hill – strode up to Fury and his opponent Seferi in the middle of a barrage of questions. Hill first confronted Fury, yelling “you want some?” at the Gypsy King, much to the fighter's amusement. 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You want some?” Seferi stood up and said: “OK let’s go.” 7 Fury was impressed with the Raider's cameo appearance at his press conference Credit: PA:Press Association Fury then said: “Listen you can have some and all, after I’ve dealt with him [Seferi] I’ll deal with you too. Hill said: “Alright Saturday night after him alright.” Fury, 29, isn’t feeling nervous ahead of his first fight back in the ring since he defeated Wladimir Klitschko over 2½ years ago. He said: “No, no nerves at all. 7 Fury did a public workout at the National Football Museum in Manchester Credit: Getty Images - Getty 7 Fury is champing at the bit after two years out of the sport for a drug ban Credit: PA:Press Association “I feel like I’ve been a goldfish in a tank – trapped and now I’m getting released back into the river where I belong. “So just put me there and watch me swim, I will be an effective swimmer and I can’t wait for the fight.” Fury said he has lost around eight stone working towards his come back and will weigh in on Friday at around 19½st. He added: “I’ve been out a thousand days that’s a long time for anybody, not to mention the amount of weight I put on, eight stone. “Just madness really – it was a rollercoaster of a few years and I’m just glad to be back, happy to be sat here fighting on Saturday. “Around about the 27½st. 7 The former heavyweight world champ expects to weigh in at just over 19st after losing serious weight in recent months Credit: PA:Press Association “I’m looking good, I’m flying, you can always tell if I’m looking good my face seems to get better looking by the day. “I don’t ever remember feeling any better than I do now. I feel shaper now, faster than I’ve ever been, more power, I just want it more. “Before when I was world champion I fell out of love with the game, there’s no secret that I couldn’t be bothered with boxing again. “It was a lost relationship, it was like I was married to the game too long and we sort of fell out of love with each other. “But now the love is thriving, we’re back on fire for each other and any good relationship all’s you’ve got to do is spice it up – so what I did was, put some lingerie on this b**** and we’re back! “We’re back in love, we’re spicy and you’re going to see the best Tyson Fury you’ve ever seen.” Talking of his opponent Seferi, Fury claimed he has knocked out most of his opponents and said he is looking at Seferi just like he would Klitschko or Anthony Joshua. Fury said: “Sefer is a good fighter, I’m not underestimating Sefer, I look at Sefer like I look at Wladimir [Klitschko], [Anthony] Joshua, [Deontay] Wilder, anybody, he’s a dangerous puncher 21 KO’s.”<doc-sep>The Wealdstone Raider invades Tyson Fury's press conference Remember the Wealdstone Raider? The Wealdstone F.C. supporter who went viral after heckling opposing fans of Whitehawk F.C. at a football match in March 2013? Well he crashed Tyson Fury's press conference on Wednesday to challenge the former World Heavyweight champion. Fury will face 39-year-old Albanian Sefer Seferi in his return fight at the Manchester Arena this weekend. The undefeated Manchester native has not fought since his world title win over Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015, due to a variety of issues including a failed drugs test. Fury said that he is treating Seferi (23-1) like he would heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua or Deontay Wilder and that he plans on winning all his belts back despite a two-and-a-half year lay-off from the sport. Advertisement "Sefer is a good fighter, I'm not underestimating him," Fury told Sky Sports. "I look at him the same way I look at [Anthony] Joshua, Wladimir [Klitshcko], [Deontay] Wilder, anybody. "He is a dangerous puncher - 21 KOs. He is in good shape, he is a good looking man and he'll be coming to knock me spark out on Saturday. "We've all got the same number of chins. If he's knocked out 21 men before, if he gets it on me he'll knock me spark out too. "I want to keep on going, win all my belts back and become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world again. It is my job not to let him do that."<doc-sep>
Tyson Fury has arguably met his toughest match to date… the Wealdstone Raider! The pint-sized non-League fan became a viral sensation when footage emerged of him goading rival supporters during a football match five years ago. The raider - real name Gordon Hill - immortalised the phrase: “You want some? I’ll give it to ya!” But as bravery goes his latest stunt could be a push too far… he’s called out former heavyweight world champion Fury. Fury steps back inside the ring for the first time since his victory over Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015 when he takes on Sefer Seferi at the Manchester Arena. (Image: BT Sport) (Image: PA) (Image: BT Sport) And the Raider comically turned up at his press conference to give him what for. Walking through the press corps, he shouted his famous 'You want some?' catchphrase at Fury, who responded "No, definitely not!" Fury then urged Hill to turn his attention to Seferi, adding: "Get him, he's the one that wants some. Get him." The Raider obliged, leading to Seferi getting out of his chair and responding: "Let's go." (Image: BT Sport) (Image: PA) (Image: PA) As the incident continued, Fury asked who the Raider was, to which he replied: "You will find out on Saturday night!" The former world heavyweight champion, loving every moment, then warned Hill: "Listen, you can have some and all. After I have dealt with him, I will deal with you too!" Forget AJ, Wilder or Bellew, we now know who REALLY lies in wait for Fury if he wins on Saturday night.