DILLIAN WHYTE has attacked Tyson Fury and said that he is a "two-sided man" and only disclosed that he had floored the Gypsy Kings in sparring because of his sick of being trash-talked.
After beating Deontay Wilder a third-time, Whyte is Fury's mandatory challenger.
Whyte spoke out about Fury in 2020, revealing that he had "dropped" Fury in sparring sessions.
Now, the Brixton Bodysnatcher says he revealed all because he was sick of Fury’s taunts.
"TWO-SIDED GYO"
Whyte stated this on The AK and Barak show: "Well he started saying things about me so I said, come on, you know what happened at the gym.
"You'll know what happened. I didn't go out with him and say anything. Fury, however, is a very dual-minded man.
"Like sometimes, he speaks and you think the dudes are cool, and I don't have a beef then. He starts to talk a lot of crap the next minute.
"You are like, "Are we cool? Are we beefing? Or are you just talking sense?" What's the deal? ""
Fury stated that he had beaten Whyte at the gym several times and described him as a "heavy bags on legs".
WHYTE TAKE LEGAL ACTION
This clearly angered Whyte and he is now the next in line to Fury's WBC crown belt. Their rivalry doesn't seem to be slowing down.
Fury claimed Wilder was in fighting mood due to the coronavirus lockdown.
On Twitter, The Gypsy King wrote: "Funny that everyone wants to fight during Covid-19 when there are no sporting events happening."
"Also, I have a contract first with @bronzebomber and when that wins, I'll fight Joshua as undisputed comes prior to mandatory. Have fun hunting!
SunSport reported that Whyte filed legal action against WBC for mandatory title fight with Fury. This was after the Gypsy King agreed not to fight Joshua.
After being overlooked once again, Whyte became furious and sought advice about his legal position.
