TYSON FURY acknowledged that Dillian Whyte can chin him at Wembley, but backs his Lancaster bombers.
Whyte was not present at the first pre-fight press conference, which was held to promote the WBC title fight on April 23 between all-British fighters.
Tyson Fury and Promoter Frank Warren
Fury, smartly dressed in a suit and smartly attired, spoke for them both, promising a knockout.
He stated: "I know DillianWhyte's coming in prepared, he’s going in rugged and raw and game and aggressive.
"And he has a big left hook and a large right hand, who knows? You could have me chinned that night.
"I believe both fighters are looking for the knockout in this bout and I just think that when I land a Lancaster bomber onto his jaw, it will be over.
"It could be in round one, or it could be round six. Frank, I don't think it will pass them.
"But I'm looking for an excellent night, showcase knockout boxing to the UK fans, and then sing a lot of songs afterwards."
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSFury, 33, wants the undisputed crown, but Fury must first defeat Whyte 33.
After the rematch between Anthony Joshua (32), and Oleksandr Uzyk (35), the other side will be decided.
Fury, however, is not bothered by who he confronts now or ever. He will continue to reign as the heavyweight king regardless.
He claimed that he was not worried because it's Fury's roadshow, and the next stop is London in the United Kingdom.
"It's not about the opponent, regardless of whether it's his [Whyte] face or another's. It is really not important.
Frank: "He's ugly anyway. Take him down. This is about him and his legacy.
It's the most important stage that the world has to offer. It doesn't really matter if Dillian Whyte is there, or if it's Joe Joyce (Derek Chisora), Anthony Joshua (Usyk), etc.
"It doesn’t matter where it stops, it will always remain the Tyson Fury Roadshow."
