Dillian Whyte: Last News

Tommy Fury has taken aim at Dillian Whyte, insisting the Brit will be his brother Tyson’s ‘easiest fight’ to date.Heavyweight champion of the world Tyson will put his WBC belt on the line in April, as he takes on mandatory challenger Whyte.Whyte officially signed the contract to take on the Gypsy King on Tuesday, with reports suggesting that the fight is set to take place on April 23.And within hours of the announcement that the Body Snatcher had put pen to paper, the trash talk from the Fury camp begun, with the Gypsy King’s younger brother Tommy taking aim.In an interview with Sky Sports, the former Love Island star admitted that his sibling’s bout with Whyte will be his ‘easiest fight’ yet.He said: “In this game, there is levels to it - that's just the top and bottom of it in boxing - and Dillian Whyte just isn't at Tyson's level."This will be one of Tyson's easiest fights, because you go from Deontay Wilder who can put your lights out in one second with one punch and then you're going over to Dillian Whyte who has not always looked the best, not always been up there."He's taken a while to get this title shot, he's got a few miles on the clock himself, he's had a few bad knock-outs - I don't see him posing any threat.Can Dillian Whyte end Tyson Fury's unbeaten run? Let us know in the comments section below."It's heavyweight boxing, anything can happen, but as far as him being the best and ruling the division, Tyson is that man and will do for however long he wants to."Tommy himself is also eyeing a return to the ring, after he was forced to miss out on his eagerly anticipated fight with Jake Paul last December through injury.As a result Paul instead went on to fight his previous opponent Tyron Woodley, who he defeated

Tyson Fury has escalated his feud with next opponent Dillian Whyte by offering him a measly 47p - as a row over pay between the two camps continues.The self-proclaimed Gypsy King looks set to get back into the ring on March 26 to defend his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles against mandatory challenger Whyte.A purse bid, which was recently won by Frank Warren's Queensberry Promotions is set to see Fury earn £22.5million, with his British rival taking only £5.6m.That 80/20 split is said to be a source of discontent for Anthony Joshua's former rival, and he might not be so keen on doing press conferences without more money.Fury has since taken to Twitter to lash out at Whyte, with a joke offer of cash.He said: "I just heard that little sausage Dillian Whyte wants paying to turn up for a press conference. You little silly fat sausage, you’re getting that [a fist], you coward."He continued: "Hi guys, just a quick one.

Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte will get a special new 'Union Belt' as well as the world titles.Fury's WBC and Ring magazine heavyweight belts were already on the line when he meets Whyte in the ring for their long-awaited grudge match.And now the WBC, who often produce specially created titles, have added a commemorative one-off strap to the all-British contest.The design features a Union Jack flag as the centrepiece with the customary flags of the world decorated around it.A white strap contrasts the traditional green WBC belt and is emblazoned with English roses on either side.A WBC statement read: "The World Boxing Council proudly announces the Union Belt."This unique belt will be presented as a special trophy to the winner of the highly anticipated fight between WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury and WBC interim Heavyweight champion Dillian Whyte."The Union belt extols special elements to celebrate and commemorate the United Kingdom through boxing."What are your thoughts on the belt? Let us know in the comments section.Fury responded on social media, writing: "The red rose of Lancashire."But Whyte continued his online silence which has rumbled on for months.And the Body Snatcher could yet prevent the belt from being put on the line because he still hasn't signed the contract for the fight.The WBC have awarded Whyte just 20 per cent of the purse, equating to £6million, and gave him a deadline of Saturday 19 February to respond.Fury called on his rival to agree to the terms earlier this week but at the time of writing, that has not happened.If the bout does go ahead, it looks like it could be held at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, with Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, also rumoured.Regardless, Fury has said

boxing world, with his outbursts and antics when appearing alongside sons Tyson and Tommy at fights and press conferences.Fury senior is a former professional boxer himself, having had 13 professional fights, ending his career with a record of 8-4-1 in 1995.Nowadays, he is best known for being the outspoken father of WBC heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury, with the Fury dynasty also including Tommy and former British heavyweight champion Hughie Fury.Fury has previously been seen with a larger build at fights, press conferences and in training videos, most recently ahead of the postponed fight between Tommy and Jake Paul.However, he shocked boxing fans on Thursday as he showed off a more toned physique on his Instagram account.Fury posed in shorts in a mirror selfie from a bathroom, displaying his ripped abs for his followers.The post, which did not have a caption, has already racked up over 16,000 likes and was also posted to Fury's Instagram story at the same time.Will Tyson Fury unify the heavyweight division in 2022? Let us know in the comments section below.Since retiring from boxing in the mid-1990s, Fury has worked as a coach and trainer for sons Tyson and Tommy as well as his nephew Hughie.He recently appeared in training footage showing Tommy's return from the broken rib and chest infection which forced him out of his fight with Paul.The former Love Island contestant is hoping to be able to reschedule his bout with the American once he returns to full fitness.As for Tyson, he is set to defend his WBC title later this year after being ordered to fight mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte, in what could be his first fight in the UK since 2018.The heavyweight world champion had hoped to face Oleksandr Usyk in a

Tyson Fury has demanded rival Dillian Whyte to sign a £30million fight contract within three days while calling the boxer a “b****”.World heavyweight champion Fury and challenger Whyte were expected to finally go toe-to-toe in their highly anticipated bout after the WBC awarded the latter a basic cut of £6million, just 20% of the fight purse.But with the deadline to sign the deal fast approaching on Saturday 19, Whyte has held up proceedings by remaining silent and not yet signing the deal.And 31-1-0 sensation Fury has now launched a verbal attack on the Brixton-raised fighter, urging him to sign it before the deadline.Fury posted a clip to social media on Wednesday morning, saying: “Dillian Whyte you little sucker, you’ve got three days left b****!“Sign the contract p****!”Whyte’s lack of press in recent months has led some fans to believe he is playing mind games, while others think he has other ideas for his next fight.Do you think the Fury v Whyte fight will go ahead? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Tyson Fury has identified the best boxing wins of his career so far whilst also taking a fresh swipe at heavyweight rival Dillian Whyte.'The Gypsy King' and 'The Brixton Bomber' are finally set to meet in a fight for Fury's WBC heavyweight crown, with Wembley Stadium favourite to host what would be a seismic all-British clash.However, boxing fans are still awaiting final confirmation with Whyte having agreed in principle to the bout - but yet to sign and return the contract.

Anthony Joshua declined the offer of £15m to step aside and let Tyson Fury fight Oleksandr Usyk because he doesn't trust the Gypsy King.That's the view of AJ's promoter Eddie Hearn with Joshua having lost his heavyweight titles to Ukrainian Usyk last September.

Anthony Joshua has issued his thoughts on the record-breaking bout between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte, which was finalised last week.

Tyson Fury and his mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte is getting the go-ahead.The final deadline for the pair to agree on whether the fight will take place is set for Friday, January 28. But things are looking likely to go ahead after Fury called out Whyte on social media. There is still a bit of confusion about the fight with a rumour circulating that Fury could actually schedule a brawl with WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.

Tyson Fury has directed a scathing rant at heavyweight boxing rivals Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte by calling them "cowards" and "bums".The Gypsy King, 33, took a swipe at AJ, 32, by questioning whether he will step aside to set up a clash against Oleksandr Usyk for all of the heavyweight titles.Joshua lost his belts to Usyk in September but had a rematch clause in his contract, which reports claim he will ignore after being offered a £15million pay-off.The Brit has since hit back against claims that he is happy to step out of the way, leaving Fury exasperated at the entire saga.WBC champion Fury, who is eager to get in the ring again, appears to have now run out of patience and launched a verbal attack on his social media channels.He said: “Another gym session done. Tuesday morning smashed.

Tyson Fury has sent a message to Anthony Joshua ahead of today's meeting on whether he'll forego his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk and step aside.

Anthony Joshua looks set to be left in no man's land if he decides to accept a £15m fee to step aside from his contracted rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.That figure would be enough for Eddie Hearn's prized asset to let his Ukrainian foe fight Tyson Fury in a unification fight instead, Daily Star Sport understands.Dillian Whyte, who's currently in-line to face Fury next as his mandatory challenger, would also need paying off, so there's still a long way to go for that to happen.But it could eventually lead to the long-awaited British showdown between Joshua and Fury.Before that can take place, AJ needs to get back to winning ways. He's shown he's not afraid to fight anyone, so here's five potential opponents he could face if Usyk moves on.The logical starting point for this list would be to let the two leftover heavyweights battle it out to earn the right to face the winner of the big one.It's been over six years now since Joshua first fought Whyte, who has beat all 12 opponents he's faced since that defeat.Instead of letting both men sit out and get rusty, lets have them run it back in 2022.Which would you like to see the most and the least? Let us know in the comments section.Another contest that makes some sense is Joshua completing his trilogy with Andy Ruiz - and he seems to be up for it.Before the Usyk fight was arranged last year, Hearn said of potential opponents: "There’s quite a few.

Tyson Fury withstood the punches of the most powerful heavyweight boxer in the world during his trilogy series with Deontay Wilder - but has been warned UFC champion Francis Ngannou would hit him harder.After stopping Wilder in the 11th round of their classic bout in Las Vegas last October, Fury is currently negotiating a WBC title defence with British rival Dillian Whyte.Ngannou meanwhile has also had his mind occupied by preparing for his heavyweight title defence with Ciryl Gane in the main event of UFC 270 in California on Saturday night.However, should both icons come through their respective clashes, then a historic meeting could be on the cards with the Cameroonian having declared his intent to switch codes and take on 'The Gypsy King'.Some pundits have questioned the boxing credentials of Ngannou, 35, but his manager Marquel Martin believes his man could adapt, and also subject Fury to bombs beyond what Wilder was capable of."Francis is dangerous for Fury because the best fighter to fight Fury to date is Deontay Wilder. Deontay isn't known for 'sweet science' - he's known for his devastating power," he told Sky Sports."With that power, he was able to successfully land some power shots that put Tyson on the canvas a few times."I acknowledge it's very difficult to hit Tyson.

Tyson Fury's unification bout could be right around the corner, with Bob Arum revealing there is a push in the Middle East for the fight to be the Gypsy King's next venture into the ring.

Tyson Fury is still in talks for a sensational clash with Oleksandr Usyk.The Gypsy King is mandated to face WBC ‘interim’ champion Dillian Whyte.While WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight champion Usyk is under contract to face Anthony Joshua in a rematch.But Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed there are people willing to pay a ‘lot of money’ to make Fury against Usyk happen next for the undisputed crown. Daily Star Sport understands Joshua would expect somewhere in the region of £15m to walk away from the Usyk fight while also being guaranteed a shot at the winner.

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk are in talks over an undisputed bout, according to Bob Arum, which would see Anthony Joshua step aside from a rematch.Fury, who defended his WBC and The Ring world heavyweight belts against Deontay Wilder in October, would get the chance to take the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles Usyk won from Joshua in September.Joshua had been expecting to use his rematch clause to try and become a three-time heavyweight world champion at some point this year, but could now end up facing the winner of Fury vs Usyk.Veteran promoter Arum updated fans over ongoing talks on Wednesday morning, and mentioned the possibility that both Joshua and Dillian Whyte could step aside.Arum told talkSPORT: "It is total chaos."What’s happening is just promises coming out of the Middle East about doing a unified fight with Usyk and Fury, and is Dillian Whyte gonna step aside."And people that have absolutely no contractual ties – like Frank Warren’s Queensberry and our Top Rank do – are getting involved.Who will win between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk? Give us your verdict in the comments section"It’s a typical terrible kind of situation, but hopefully it’ll get sorted out and probably it will get sorted out with a purse bid on Friday."When asked which of Usyk or WBC mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte he believes Fury will fight next, Arum replied: "I have absolutely no idea."Who are these people in the Middle East? And what’s their backing and all of that stuff? That’s not clear."All I know is that the contract with Tyson Fury is with Frank Warren’s Queensberry and Top Rank."Nobody has talked to us about buying out rights or getting our permission to go ahead."Earlier this month, Fury had lashed out at

Tyson Fury's boxing future became much clearer this week after his next opponent was confirmed.

Tyson Fury's next opponent is now all but confirmed after the WBC have officially ordered him to face mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte.

Tyson Fury has posted throwback photos of himself and Dillian Whyte as tension between the two continues to rise ahead of their expected WBC clash.They heavyweight boxers were training and sparring partners back in the day but have since become bitter rivals and their bad blood is nearing an in-ring settlement for Fury’s WBC title.The Gypsy King uploaded a number of pictures of the two together to social media in response to Whyte, who uploaded a picture on Instagram with the caption: "The coward really doesn’t want any smoke."I can’t wait for my moment, it will be a special night."Fury responded by posting the images to Twitter along with an accompanying caption which read: "Funny how people treat you when you are good to them."World’s

Dillian Whyte's head trainer Xavier Miller is confident that the London fighter has exactly what is necessary to beat Tyson Fury.

Otto Wallin's promoter has accused Dillian Whyte of being 'unprofessional' and 'selfish' after pulling out of their fight last month.