DILLIAN WHYTE'S lawyer is unsure if his fight against Tyson Fury will proceed.
The 33-year-old Whyte will take on The Gypsy King to win the WBC heavyweight title at Wembley Stadium, April 23.
Whyte was not able to attend the press conference
for the fight.
Jeffrey Benz, the representative of the challenger, has opened up about their struggles with Fury's team.
TalkSPORT: He said that he had not spoken to Frank [Warren] nor George [Warren] in a month.
"I had a three-minute conversation about Frank and he called me. All we have asked for is standard, normal, and commercial. It's not outrageous or outlandish.
"Their behavior is unlike anything I have ever seen." We don't have one ticket for Dillian, his entourage or his mum, nor any other person.
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Contrary to [Frank] Warren's claims, we did not ask for complimentary tickets equaling the number of ringside seating; we requested 25 ringside seating. It's normal. That's what Dillian gives us.
"We were not given anything. We have asked for credentials to his security team, and for his video team. We were given the minimum.
"We spent weeks asking them the size of their ring. Imagine Crystal Palace travelling to Chelsea, and not knowing the pitch size.
"It was stupid games. It was like pulling teeth and nails. They're trying to stack the deck against Fury.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredBenz explained earlier this month why Whyte didn't attend the first prefight press conference - something Fury did by himself.
Benz stated that Dillian Whyte would be more than happy to attend the ticket-launch event, but couldn't reach an agreement with Frank Warren's Queensberry Promotions about even the most basic requirements in boxing.
"But they didn’t even give us notice when and where this one-sided shindig would take place. It is truly amazing.
"We are dealing here with dinosaurs. They offered $41m to fight, but they are scattered all over the place. They don't even meet Dillian's requirements, which are completely normal and not unusual.
Fury's camp was in chaos after Jared Anderson, Fury’s main sparring partner, left.
American hopeful, who was due to appear on the Wembley Undercard undercard, posted on Instagram that he had been injured.
Anderson, 22 years old, posted: "To all of my supporters and fans, I would like personally to apologize because I will not be able fight on the Fury Vs. Whyte Undercard due to injury."
"I ran to this camp and now I must hide. I will come back ten times more powerful. You are truly The Real Big Baby.
