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Jake Paul's luxury £5.5million mansion is reportedly worth more than Eddie Hearn's £5million 'boxing bubble'.Hearn took his fighters away to the Matchroom Fight Camp in 2020, as Covid restrictions lifted, Hearn had the radical idea to stage a bout in his garden. The set-up cost Hearn £5million, and he revealed he had initially struggled to get permission due to knock-back from his neighbours.The event was eventually headlined by Dillian Whyte and Alexander Povetkin - with the Body Snatcher being dramatically knocked out before winning a rematch and earning a WBC mandatory against Tyson Fury.

The long awaited fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte takes place at Wembley Stadium this evening (April 23rd), with the WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles on the line. There will be 94,000 people under the famous Wembley arch - this would be a record for a European fight in the 21st century.

Carl Froch has seemingly revealed that Tyson Fury and his wife are expecting their seventh child later this year with Paris Fury pregnant. The former boxer appeared to break the news in an interview with the BBC this morning, speaking ahead of the Gyspy King's fight vs Dillian Whyte tonight.

Tyson Fury will take on Dillian Whyte in front of a 94,000 Wembley crowd on Saturday evening, hoping to retain his WBC and The Ring heavyweight belts which he took off Deontay WIlder in February 2020. The 33-year-old Fury fights in the UK for the first time since 2018 this weekend in what is a homecoming bout for the self-styled 'Gypsy King'.

Anthony Joshua and David Haye are just two boxers who have predicted the winner of Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte ahead of their heavyweight blockbuster this weekend.

Dillian Whyte is set to see his net worth more than double overnight - regardless of whether or not he can stun Tyson Fury in Saturday night's WBC heavyweight title showdown at Wembley.The 34-year-old Brixton bruiser is set to finally get a crack at winning a world title after years of disputes and obstacles. But if is to accomplish his dream, he'll have to upset the undefeated Fury; who was won 31 of his 32 clashes.

Eddie Hearn has described how he believes Dillian Whyte can beat a potentially "sloppy" Tyson Fury in their world title fight on Saturday.Fury is set to defend his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles against Whyte at Wembley Stadium on Saturday in a highly-anticipated clash between the pair. Whyte has been the WBC interim champion since beating Alexander Povetkin via a fourth round technical knockout in their rematch in March last.He now has the opportunity to bring an end to Fury's unbeaten professional record on Saturday night and Hearn believes the Body Snatcher has the ability to knock Fury out.Speaking to talkSPORT, Hearn explained: “Dillian Whyte can win this fight by knockout.

Dillian Whyte has sent a message to Tyson Fury ahead of their heavyweight blockbuster this Saturday night. Fury will defend his WBC heavyweight championship against fellow Brit Whyte in front of over 90,000 people at the national stadium on Saturday, April 23 - a fight Whyte has been waiting years for.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte are headed for a titanic heavyweight duel under the Wembley arch in April, with a sellout croowd expected in London for the world championship bout. Fury currently holds the WBC belt for which Whyte is the mandatory challenger and an intense battle is expected, even more so after Whyte failed to turn up to Tuesday's pre-fight press conference.

Tyson Fury has been told why his undefeated streak will end when he faces Dillian Whyte on April 23. The two are finally set to meet in the ring at Wembley Stadium, with Fury defending his WBC championship.

The much awaited all-British heavyweight championship fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte has now been confirmed with Whyte signing his contract.

Ricky Hatton has warned Tyson Fury he must avoid being dragged into a 'war' with Dillian Whyte, urging him to take a different approach than he did for the trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder.

Tyson Fury has finally confirmed that he will be putting his WBC Heavyweight title on the line against Dillian Whyte in his first outing since completing his trilogy against Deontay Wilder.The self-proclaimed Gypsy King had been vocal in his criticism of both Whyte and Anthony Joshua in recent weeks, but has now put any confusion over his next fight to bed.Fury confirmed on social media on Thursday that he would indeed be facing mandatory WBC contender Whyte, who avenged his shock defeat against Alexander Povetkin last time out.While there had been talk about both Whyte and Joshua being paid to step away to allow Fury to fight Oleksandr Usyk, that has not been the case.Fury had said on Wednesday: "Joshua and [his promoter] Eddie Hearn are the worst businessmen in history - today they lost $90 million."And added on Thurday: "I can't wait to punch Dillian Whyte's face right in mate."I'm going to give him the best hiding he's ever had in his life boy.

Dillian Whyte has reportedly been forced to pull out of his fight with Otto Wallin after suffering a shoulder injury in training.The Sun report the Body Snatcher is unable to compete having been scheduled to take on Wallin at the O2 on October 30.The fight was due to headline a stacked card and was set to be Whyte's first fight since beating Alexander Povetkin in March.The winner was in line to face Tyson Fury in a battle for the WBC world heavyweight title next year.It is currently unclear whether the card will still go ahead or if the evening of boxing will be canned.Whyte has suffered two defeats during his career, losing to Anthony Joshua and initially being beaten by Povetkin.Though he had been excited to return to the ring ahead of

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Dillian Whyte took to social media to post a photo of his incredible body shape ahead of his bout later this month.Whyte is preparing to fight Wallin later this month when the two clash in London.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Tyson Fury has agreed to fight Dillian Whyte following a spat on social media which contained drug accusations. The Gypsy King is preparing for his trilogy bout against Deontay Wilder as he looks for a clear path to take on fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Seldom do fighters under the age of 21 and lacking amateur pedigree open their professional accounts under the same level of spotlight as Campbell Hatton.For the son of a British boxing icon, this was always how it would play out.

Dillian Whyte claims Francis Ngannou "pleaded" with Dana White to scrap their proposed fight as he issued a fresh challenge to the UFC heavyweight champion.

Deontay Wilder could be Dillian Whyte’s next opponent following the Brit’s win over Alexander Povetkin.Whyte exacted revenge over Povetkin by stopping the Russian in Gibraltar having originally been beaten last summer.Whyte had previously been Wilder’s mandatory challenger, though the Bronze Bomber seemed to avoid the Body Snatcher while WBC heavyweight champion.Tyson Fury now holds that belt having beaten Wilder last February with the American yet to return to the ring while Fury is set to take on Anthony Joshua for the undisputed title.Though Whyte and promoter Eddie Hearn opened up on the conversation that they had held with Wilder recently.Following Whyte’s win over Povetkin, Hearn said: "Wilder actually DM'ed Dillian on Instagram.

Dillian Whyte has revealed he was suffering with an injured hamstring during his fight with Alexander Povetkin. Whyte exacted revenge over the Russian by stopping Povetkin in the fourth round of their rematch in Gibraltar.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDillian Whyte stopped Alexander Povetkin inside four rounds to avenge his loss to the Russian in devastating style and get his world title bid back on track.Whyte was dominant as he became only the third fighter after Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko to beat Povetkin.Whyte was in control from the first bell and marked up Povetkin with his right before ending it in empathic fashion when he flattened the former WBA heavyweight champion.Referee Victor Loughlin waved it off with Povetkin sprawled against the ropes to start the celebrations for Whyte and his team.A jubilant Whyte, who has reclaimed the WBC interim belt, said: “I can