Tyson Fury was consoled by his wife Paris after he stormed out of the ring following his unanimous defeat by Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night.
The Gypsy King suffered a second consecutive loss to the Ukrainian in the Riyadh rematch, as the judges scored the clash 116-112 in favour of Usyk.
Fury was left perplexed by the result and seemingly demanded to see the scorecards after they were read out.
As he stormed out of the ring without conducting a post-fight interview, Fury was comforted by his wife Paris.
She stood by her crestfallen husband’s side as the pair made their way back to his dressing room.
Fury remained adamant that he won his clash against Usyk ‘by three rounds’ despite suffering a unanimous defeat on Saturday night.
His promoter Frank Warren was also left shocked by the scorecards which he felt were too wide in Usyk’s favour.
The Queensberry Promotions chief told TNT Sports: ‘I’m not saying there’s any bias [but] everybody along the front there, we all thought the same.’
‘I don’t get it. I’m really, really disappointed with that,’ he added.
Warren was particularly stunned by one of the judges failing to score a single round for the challenger after the midway point of the dust-up, The Sun reported.
Usyk became undisputed champion by just a single point in May as he earned a split decision win, but this time it was more clear-cut.
Backstage, SunSport spotted Fury briefly catching up with former trainer Ben Davison and could be heard shouting ‘Robbed there’.
Davison then said he believed it was ‘tight’ but that Fury was going to get the decision.
