LONDON, April 10 -- Tyson Fury insisted "I've still got it" as the former world heavyweight champion vowed to focus on the task at hand in his latest return to the ring.

Fury is up against Russian-born heavyweight Arslanbek Makhmudov in a bout at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tomorrow following a 15-month absence.

The pair spoke during a pre-fight press conference in London yesterday just hours after the chief executive of Croke Park said the 80,000-capacity Dublin venue wanted to stage the long-awaited 'Battle of Britain' super-fight between Fury and fellow former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.

Fury and Joshua have almost fought on several occasions, only for contract disputes, fitness issues and losses elsewhere to derail...