Eddie Hearn claims Dillian Whyte doesn't believe Tyson Fury will beat him, but the challenger has been training non-stop

EDDIE HEARN stated that Dillian Whyte 'doesn’t believe' Tyson Fury will beat him, but that he has been 'training nonstop'.

After a PS30.6million offer, Fury's promoter Frank Warren won a record-breaking purse bid for British rivals.

However, there is no date or venue for the fight, and Whyte has been silent ever since.

Hearn also revealed that the heavyweight challenger must see it in writing before he can believe it

He said to iFL TV, "He doesn’t believe Tyson Fury will beat him. Being honest, he doesn’t believe anything they say."

"I think he is thinking until I get a deal, until everyone signs, and until I get the date and money. It's not true, but it'll be interesting to see.

"He's ready. He's been training non stop and you don't need to play to their tune, you know. Tyson Fury wants interaction, and he wants to goad.

He wants to see a reaction. Dillian Whyte might not say anything until the fight. We'll see.

"You don't have to just play other people's songs. Dillian won't play any tune. It's funny to me, "Where are you Dillian?" We're hiding in the middle of nowhere.

Warren has paid the ten percent deposit for his purse bid to WBC. President Mauricio Sulaiman confirmed this on Twitter.

Sulaiman added that the next step was site and date confirmation, followed by signed contracts by both fighters.

Cardiff was considered the frontrunner for the fight in April. However, the Principality Stadium is thought to be out of contention.

There are other English venues, such as Wembley, West Ham’s London Stadium, and Spurs' ground.

Rumours have that the fight will be held on April 23rd, but neither fighter nor host will agree to it until then.