DILLIAN WHYTE finally broke his silence by posting a social media message in advance of Tyson Fury's heavyweight fight.
The 34-year old has been silent throughout the build up to the highly anticipated event and even refused to attend the conference.
Whyte broke his silence on social media (TAG1]
Since February 26, he had not posted any content on social media and has not completed interviews regarding the event.
He took to Instagram and Twitter on Wednesday to confirm that he was ready for the fight.
Whyte stated that he was ready. I look forward to seeing everyone at @wembleystadium on the 23rd April. #LetsGooo!!! !"
A video of his intense training regimen was also shown.
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Fury believes his opponent's silence on the radio was due to a comment he made on Instagram. It suggested that he would lose his money if he spoke out.
Queensbury Promotions was told by the Gypsy King: "I did say to him on Instagram a few month ago, every time I call you a bad name, your percentage will drop."
"He didn’t call me any bad names afterwards. He was so quiet that he didn't call me any bad names. When I told him, he did indeed go quiet."
Tony Bellew believes Whyte's preparations "genius" in the meantime.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredHe spoke to iFL TV and said that he thought the silence from him was brilliant. It's a masterstroke.
Tyson Fury is being asked all the questions and all the problems. It's not my fault."
Fury and Whyte will meet April 23rd in what is arguably the most important sporting event of the year.
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