Dillian Whyte calls out "coward" Tyson Fury and lays down fight challenge

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Only Fools and Horses actor John Challis was the star behind her memorable cameo in ITV comedy Benidorm.The singer made the appearance in a 2018 episode, which saw John Challis' character Monty sing the song China In Your Hand hilariously out of tune onstage - much to Carol's feigned horror.She has now revealed exclusively to Daily Star that the late Only Fools star personally approached her for the role - and shared an insight into the sweet video John Challis' wife sent to her afterwards."The late, lovely John Challis, he was in it [Benidorm] and he got in touch with me," said Carol."He said 'my character has to sing China In Your Hand really badly in an episode of Benidorm and I think it would be hilarious if you were in the club."So the director said, 'you're on a hen night, you all come barrelling in to this club, and there onstage is John murdering China In Your Hand. You don't have to sing, you just have to look horrified.""That's what we did and it was just really, really fun."She also revealed the heartwarming dedication that John Challis had put into learning the song especially for the episode and the sweet gift that she received after her appearance, saying: "His wife sent me video footage of him learning the song in his hotel room, which was very touching."Asked if she would ever consider making any further cameos on TV, there was one programme that the star revealed that she would love to appear in - The Masked Singer."I'd love to, but I haven't been asked," said Carol, adding: "I'm surprised I haven't been asked, but I haven't been approached yet.

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Tyson Fury believes he would need less than one round to beat Anthony Joshua, claiming that he would 'batter' the WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO champion.Fury and Joshua have been talking up their British rivalry as they received the go-ahead for an undisputed world title clash next year.The WBC has confirmed that the 'Gypsy King' has 'no restrictions' to prevent a blockbuster battle with Joshua.The news comes after WBC mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte suffered a shock loss to Alexander Povetkin last weekend.Joshua must first face mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev, a clash which could potentially happen in November after it was postponed from its original June date.AJ is also confident of victory over Fury, predicting how he would overpower the

Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn taunted Tyson Fury as the Gypsy King gears up for a third clash with Deontay Wilder.

Tyson Fury has ramped up the mind games with Anthony Joshua on social media ahead of their potential undisputed heavyweight showdown next year. The Gypsy King has reached a two-fight agreement with Joshua for 2021, but first both men must come through respective bouts against Deontay Wilder and Kubrat Pulev next.

Promoter Eddie Hearn has questioned Tyson Fury's hunger ahead of his trilogy clash with Deontay Wilder.

Tyson Fury believes he has more to lose against Anthony Joshua. But the Gypsy King reckons his British rival needs the fight more as they plot an undisputed heavyweight showdown for next year.

on this link here.Meanwhile, Andy Ruiz Jr mocked Whyte after his brutal knockout by Povetkin.The Mexican said he was delighted the Brit got bashed up by the Russian.Whyte had called the former world champion a “fat c***” after they failed to agree to a fight earlier this year.But Ruiz had the last laugh after Whyte was knocked out by Povetkin in the fifth round.He said: “I was so happy that Whyte got his a*** knocked the f*** out.“You know what, because he doesn’t have respect for the fighters – that’s what gets me p***ed off.”

Anthony Joshua insists "fighter" Dillian Whyte will come back stronger after his brutal loss to Alexander Povetkin at Fight Camp on Saturday night.The Brit’s chances of a shot at Tyson Fury's WBC belt were extinguished after a massive uppercut from the Russian left him motionless on the canvas.Whyte looked to be in complete control up until that moment, winning all four rounds before being stopped in round five.Joshua, who had inflicted Whyte’s only loss of his career going into the fight, watched on from ringside and gave his verdict after.And the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight champion claims Whyte still has a long career ahead of him and will learn from his latest loss."Dillian spent months and months in Portugal training and

Anthony Joshua has told Dillian Whyte to "learn some respect" after his shock defeat to Alexander Povetkin.

on this link here."He's good, a good fighter who hasn't been on the losing end much so hasn't got used to that feeling."He still has the hunger and will go in against Dillian thinking he can win."It will go to a points decision."

Dillian Whyte has waited more than 1000 days for his shot at the heavyweight world title - and one more hurdle awaits.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDillian Whyte laughed at suggestions of fighting Daniel Dubois and questioned why he should take on the rising British star.But my question to him is why is he fighting Alexander Povetkin?Whyte keeps claiming he's the No.

2/7 to have his hand raised at the final bell with thepools.com. Povetkin, 1-1-1 from his last three fights, is 16/5 to emerge victorious.

Dillian Whyte expects Alexander Povetkin to cause him problems even Anthony Joshua couldn't.

Tyson Fury took exception to a claim that he has only beaten poor opponents - and that Anthony Joshua is the better fighter.

boxing star joked.

Eddie Hearn has a plan to make Anthony Joshua the undisputed heavyweight champion. The WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO title holder is set to take on IBF mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev in London in November, after which he has already agreed on a two-fight deal with Tyson Fury.

Frank Warren claims fighting Dillian Whyte would be like “a pimple on a rhinoceros’ a**e” for Tyson Fury compared to a showdown with Anthony Joshua.

Boxing has been happening in a bubble since the return of the sport amid the coronavirus pandemic. But the virus is set to burst the bubble of big pay days in the sport outside of the pay-per-view big boys.