DILLIAN WHYTE has pledged to give Tyson Fury another chance if he shocks the world and dethrones the Gypsy King.
The Body Snatcher (34), will challenge the heavyweight champion at Wembley tomorrow.
They met for the first-time since their contract was signed before the showdown.
The deal does not contain a rematch clause in the event Fury loses, as Fury is insistent that he is retiring.
As a mandatory challenger, Whyte is not legally obligated to give a rematch.
The Brixton boxer insists that he would give one to him if he claimed the WBC belt.
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He stated that there is no rematch clause if you are the mandatory challenger. However, if I win Saturday and it's an enjoyable fight, I will fight him again.
"I don't want to avoid fights. I want to fight the best.
"I don’t care about what people think of me. I want the best fights for my fans. This is what I want to do.
"I don’t want to fight somebody nobody cares about, and then go on with my defenses of the title." I want to fight only the best.
BETTING SPECIAL - GET FURY AT 30/1 OR WHYTE AT 100/1"I want the best fights. Many people believe Tyson Fury to be the greatest fighter of all time. Many men believe this.
"So, why would I not fight the greatest fighter of all times again?" That's incredible to me. This is what you can imagine. If I beat the best of all times, I'm easy."
Whyte, who was born in poverty in Jamaica and arrived in London as a young man, is determined to remain the world champion.
He said, "I'll continue to be the same."
"Even if I have PS100million or PS100 in the bank, I'll still look the same. World champion or not, I'll still be that guy."
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