Hearn explains how AJ's Usyk loss can be used to show Dillian Whyte how Fury can stun him as he predicts the result

DILLIAN WHYTE could shock the world and defeat Tyson Fury this weekend, but only if he does against Oleksandr Uzyk.

In a historic domestic match at Wembley Stadium, the Brixton banger will attempt to dethrone Gypsy King Saturday night.

Although Fury, the elusive and fleetfooted Fury, is the favorite to win Battle of Britain in 2017, promoter Eddie Hearn believes Whyte can succeed if he doesn’t give Wythenshawe warrior much breathing room.

TalkSPORT's Matchroom Boxing chief stated that "Dillian Whyte could win this fight by knockout."

"I think he will lose most rounds to be truthful with you because Tyson is very difficult for me to win rounds against.

"But Tyson can get sloppy and Tyson will be hurt. I have already said that Tyson can disrupt the rhythm and cause Tyson to be cut off.

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"Like Anthony didn't do against Usyk. Take him out of the ring, and unload all his gear when he touches the ropes.

"It doesn’t matter where he is - belly or neck, stomach, neck, side of head, whatever you can hit him with.

"Because Tyson can be very, very difficult for you to hit."

After a 13-month hiatus, Whyte finally gets a crack at the WBC World Title title.

Hearn also admitted that the Brixton Body Snatcher could be a distraction on fight night.

He said, "The inactivity has been experienced by both men.

"But Dillian's inactivity is somewhat worrying, and he needs to get involved early.

"Because you don't want it to, again, going to Joshua-Usyk, be six rounds into a fight and be four to five rounds down in one like that."

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"Because Tyson is going to coast from there. Dillian, however, is fit and very strong.

"And, also, this is his opportunity. He's not going to let this opportunity pass him by.

"So, I expect him give everything Saturday."

Hearn, a veteran promoter, believes that the grudge match between the two will result in Whyte winning.

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He stated that Tyson Fury, in my opinion, doesn't have the power to expel Dillian Whyte.

"I believe that Tyson Fury will fall asleep in round 11, when they trade up their left hooks."