A number of A-list celebrities attended Fury's victory.
Conor McGregor and Cristiano Ronaldo jokingly faced off against each other in Riyadh last night ahead of Tyson Fury’s fight with Francis Ngannou.
The pair shared a laugh together as a host of stars attended the ‘Battle of the Baddest’ in Saudi Arabia with Fury coming out on top with a split decision.Ronaldo looked on nervously as Ngannou made a fast start to the fight much to the surprise of the spectators at the Kingdom Arena. McGregor confirmed he is hoping to make a return to the octagon in April after re-entering the testing period with the UFC."I'm happy. I would've loved December, I would've loved it earlier, I would've dialled in earlier, but I want to be honest - not just to myself but to my fans and whatnot."Almost three years now I've been kept from my way of living. So, I'm eager to get back.
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