Frank Warren exhorts Dillian Whyte that 'Balls are in their court' and to sign the Tyson Fury contract

DILLIANWHYTE was told to sign the contract to stop Frank Warren's 'bleating and moaning and to fight Tyson Fury.

To win the purse bid, the promoter paid PS30.6million - PS24.5m which will go towards the Gypsy King – for the fight.


Frank Warren exhorts Dillian Whyte that 'Balls are in their court' and to sign the Tyson Fury contract
Dillian Whyte was told to sign his World Title Shot Contract
Frank Warren exhorts Dillian Whyte that 'Balls are in their court' and to sign the Tyson Fury contract
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Frank Warren won the purse to stage Tyson Fury’s next heavyweight title defense

If Fury wins the WBC heavyweight title, he will be paid a record-breaking PS6m and another PS4m.

He is still waiting on the mandatory challenger to sign the contract, and he cannot understand why.

The Queensberry Promotions chief stated to The Mirror, "That's all that we want to do. Get on with it."

He's been moaning and bleating for 1,000 days. I believe it's closer to 1,200 days. That he's been waiting.

He's now in the running and has a chance to win.

"All the nonsense about Eddie Hearn's deposit, the deposit is paid.

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"The contract has been approved and sent to the WBC. It's now up to Whyte's staff to return it." They have the ball in their court.

Warren said, "There shouldn’t be any problems. We won the purse bid. We're using WBC standard contract. Both boxers have signed it. That should be it. What are the options for negotiations?

Warren stated that he hopes to stage the fight April 23rd and suggested both Wembley or Cardiff's Principality Stadium as options.

He said, "We have had a few people contact us at the moment, but we still don't know where we are going."

"We've received some great offers, so we're considering that. We'll make our final decision next week."