On Thursday evening, Tyson Fury gave a Zoom press conference ahead of his fight in London next week against Dillian Whyte. There were, according to a tweet from the Daily Mail sportswriter, Riath Al Sammarai “96 journalists and YouTubers present”. None of the 20 called upon asked Fury about Daniel Kinahan. Given what we heard at a press conference in City Hall in Dublin on Tuesday about the sanctions being imposed on the Kinahan gang by the US government, this would seem extraordinary. Fury, who has no connection to crime, has thanked Kinahan for his work in the past and…

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