Dillian Whyte replies to Tyson Fury's request for him and Anthony Joshua's resignation by saying, "I want a F***ing War."

DILLIAN WHYTE claims he wants a "f***ing war" after Tyson Fury instructed him and Anthony Joshua not to stand down in order to allow Oleksandr Usyk to unify their fight.

WBC title holder Fury (33), was ordered to face Whyte, but the Body Snatcher is refusing to agree to a deal over the 80/20 purse split.


Dillian Whyte replies to Tyson Fury's request for him and Anthony Joshua's resignation by saying, I want a F***ing War.
Whyte claims he wants to have a "f***ing war" with Fury
Dillian Whyte replies to Tyson Fury's request for him and Anthony Joshua's resignation by saying, I want a F***ing War.
Fury asks Joshua and Whyte to let Fury fight Usyk
Dillian Whyte replies to Tyson Fury's request for him and Anthony Joshua's resignation by saying, I want a F***ing War.
Joshua's WBA and IBF heavyweight titles were taken by Usyk.

Eddie Hearn, Matchroom boxing promoter, suggested that Joshua could step aside to face Usyk in a rematch.

However, Whyte doesn't seem to want to leave Fury behind. He has sent a defiant message.

Whyte stated that he just wanted to fight war. All I want is to be at war with the best.

"Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, Eddie Hearn, f*** all this bulls ***." 'he said she said'

Fury is frustrated by the impasse. Fury has called his fellow Brits "cowards" so much.

Fury posted a Twitter video on Tuesday claiming that he was ready to fight this weekend.

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"I have been training for three weeks. How long should a man train?"

"[Anthony] Joshua's a coward, [Oleksandr] Usyk is a p***y and Dillian Whyte doesn't want to fight.

"So, if you can prove my wrong, get a fight in your pair of cowards. All of you are cowards. You're all bum dossers. You can either fight or do one.