GNN Sports Daily's video: Tyson Fury beats Sefer Seferi in comeback fight in 4 four rounds HIGHLIGHTS

Tyson Fury's return to boxing after a 32-month absence ended in farcical fashion when opponent Sefer Seferi was pulled out of the contest after four rounds at Manchester Arena. Former world champion Fury had danced his way to the ring and spent the opening two rounds posturing, with little action in the ring. After a fight in the crowd caused a distraction, the Briton - who was warned for playing up to the crowd in the second round - began to punch with more menace, landing a solid right hook to the temple. That was as intense as it got, and when Seferi's camp brought an end to the bout, some fans threw objects from the stands. Relive round-by-round coverage Flanagan beaten in world title bid Fury's return ended 924 days of inactivity following his stunning win over Wladimir Klitschko to land the WBA, IBF and WBO world titles. Among those present at ringside were celebrities such as former footballer Paul Gascoigne and chef Gordon Ramsay. But when Fury's music played after the fourth round, the mood turned hollow as a crowd of about 15,000 emptied. Fury said it felt "fantastic" to be back after battling depression, losing his boxing licence and facing a period of ineligibility while a UK Anti-Doping investigation played out. He will return to the ring on 18 August in Belfast, where he is likely to face a stiffer test. "I'll be better next time. I'll have more rounds and fight a better opponent," said Fury. "I learned two and a half years is a long time to be out. I'll take my career very seriously this time and enjoy every moment."