Veteran boxing promoter Frank Warren surprised a good many people by coming up with the winning bid for the Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte fight yesterday.
Promoter Bob Arum says Tyson Fury’s title defense of his WBC heavyweight belt against Dillian Whyte will be shown on ESPN pay-per-view in the U.S
It’s official: Tyson Fury will fight Dillian Whyte in a WBC title defence next. It’s been reported by Sky Sports and other news outlets that Frank Warren won today’s purse bid battle to promote the fight.
Promoter Eddie Hearn slammed Tyson Fury on Thursday, exposing him by revealing that he doesn’t want to fight Oleksandr Usyk next and prefers a “little easy one in March” against a soft opponent rather than to risk his hide against the unbeaten three-belt heavyweight champion from Ukraine.’
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury gave mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte a hint of what’s in store for him by telling him that he’s “getting annihilated” when they meet in March or April for their WBC-ordered fight.
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and mandatory Dillian Whyte have another two days to negotiate their fight before this Friday’s purse bid.
Tyson Fury wants Anthony Joshua to decide already whether he’s going to step aside so that Oleksandr Usyk can face him next.
Tyson Fury appears to have put on a considerable amount of weight around his midsection in the three months since his grueling trilogy match with Deontay Wilder on October 9th.
Will the Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte fight go to purse bids, or will the two sides manage to come to an agreement and reach a deal before the January 18th deadline?
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury will have a purse split of 80/20 for his fight against mandatory Dillian Whyte. According to the Daily Sport, the World Boxing Council set the split on Thursday.