TYSON FURY broke his social media ban to tell his fans that "DillianWhyte will be getting knocked out the f*" later in the month.
WBC heavyweight champion, the Brit defends his title at Wembley on 23 April.
Tyson Fury ended his social media blackout in order to update his camp
The 33-year old is not afraid to share his daily life with his followers on Instagram and Twitter.
He has however, recently given over social duties to his teammates while training for the showdown.
With less than three weeks until the scrap, he spoke to his faithful fans to let them all know that his camp is doing "really well", as he promised to KO Whyte.
Fury stated that he was Tyson Fury during the Twitter clip.
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"Just a quick update, to let you all know that camp is going great, with less than three weeks left. We look forward to seeing you at Wembley Stadium.
"Dillian Whyte is going to get knocked out the f*ck man!" I can't wait to see all of you - all my loyal supporters. God bless you all.
After the Body Snatcher claimed he was not properly invited, tensions between the fighters aren't showing any signs of abating. He refused to attend the first press conference.
Whyte's team has also claimed that he was not given tickets for his family or friends to see the showcase.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredAfter his anger at having to accept an 80-20% fight purse in favor of the Gypsy King, he did so.
After Fury's win over Jack Catterall, it has been confirmed that no British judges will be present at the clash.
Fury stated that he had seen an article in which Frank Warren claimed there would not be British judges to this fight. I repeat that statement as well.
"Those words echo throughout my training camp. This fight does not require British judges.
"We need experienced judges who will do the right things.
"If Dillian Whyte defeats me, give him that decision. Don't try to rob anyone of this fight. Give the man the decision and give him what he deserves.
"If you win, please do the same for me. These fighters in boxing don't need any gifts and don't want to be robbed.
People want to win if it wins, and lose if it loses. We've seen many boxing decisions that go against our wishes. I just wonder, "What are they watching?"