Confirmed: Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte undercard revealed as fight night inches closer
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Dillian Whyte- Tyson Fury
The stage is set for the much-awaited heavyweight title match-up between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte. The fight will go down on April 23 inside the prestigious Wembley Stadium in London, England. With only three weeks from now and the hype around the fight is unreal.
Reports have suggested that the tickets of the stadium have already been sold out and the promoters are thinking about extending the seat limits in the stadium.
The fight between Fury and Whyte is a fight that has been destined for years and is finally going to take place. ‘The Body Snatcher got the opportunity after he defeated Alexander Povetkin for the WBC interim heavyweight title in 2021. Fury originally had plans to face Oleksandr Usyk for the Heavyweight title unification belt fight. But with Usyk being out of the game due to the ongoing situation in Ukraine, Whyte was the default challenger for Fury.
For ‘The Gypsy King’ it is going to be his first-ever fight in his home country after four years. The fighter broke his silence regarding the news as he went on his Instagram account to share his excitement. Fury expressed his gratitude to his loyal fans and revealed that he is going to knock out Whyte in the fight. Fury also conveyed that the training camp is going great and he is eager for his homecoming fight.
Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte undercard
The undercard of the Fury vs Whyte event has been revealed recently and it has attracted mixed reactions from fans. Many are extremely excited about the card, on the other hand, many are claiming that the undercard could have been way better.
In the undercard, British super-featherweight champion Anthony Cacace will defend his title against the Colombian challenger. WBC International featherweight champion Isaac Lowe will fight against the Scouser, Nick Ball. Heavyweight, David Adeleye will take on Chris Healy. Along with this, Fury’s brother Tommy Fury is all set to come back after his rib injury and fight Polish veteran boxer, Daniel Bocianski.
Also Read: Reports: Judges named for Fury vs Whyte clash, no British judges per ‘The Gypsy King’s request
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