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Caretaker boss Andy Dawson was in charge here for the second and final time before Selles takes the reins for the visit of Watford on Wednesday.
And while the need to put the brakes on their current slide is becoming a pressing concern, the new Tigers boss will believe he has raw material to work with after his side came close to taking something from this game.
Rovers were ahead
Delano Burgzorg should have scored inside the opening 10 minutes and Conway shot wide before Azaz broke the deadlock.
The elegant midfielder received the ball on his right foot, switched it to his left and curled a beauty past Ivor Pandur to get his sixth in six games to add to seven assists this season.
Boro remained on the front foot and Conway’s looping header made it two, benefiting from
Luton Town boss Rob Edwards told BBC Three Counties Radio:
“It wasn’t perfect – it didn’t have to be – but it was important to show a reaction, show some resilience, some spirit, a bit of quality when we needed it.
“They are a really difficult team to play against. They are probably the most complex team in the way they play to press. It was difficult, it was challenging.
Hull City head coach Tim Walter told BBC Radio Humberside:
“It was a game with ups and downs, we stepped in very good, created a lot of chances.
“We changed it a bit at half-time so we had more possession, but if you play like I want them to play you need more courage and that’s what we didn’t have, especially in the first half.
“At the end it was