TYSON FURY has vowed that he will'smash c s face into' when he faces Dillian Whyte next spring.
WBC expects Whyte to be named mandatory challenger despite his October bout with Otto Wallin.
Tyson Fury is excited to face Dillian Whyte next
Fury could face Whyte in March if the WBC makes a decision, and the Gypsy King would love to fight his old friend.
He spoke to IFL TV and said that he was a mandatory for 200 million days but not my mandatory.
"When he's, I'll smash his c ***'s face straight in.
"When they make him a mandatory competitor, I will defend and butcher him, no problem."
Fury (33), expressed interest in facing Oleksandr Usyk next, in a heavyweight unification bout.
Anthony Joshua will rematch Usyk in spring, but he admitted that he might be tempted to step aside.
AJ would need to sit out twice if Whyte is named as the WBC's mandatory competitor. This is in order to hope for a unifier.
TalkSPORT's Gypsy King promoter Bob Arum said that Dillian Whyte was the best candidate for Tyson Fury's next fight.
"There is talk of Joshua beating Usyk - Joshua has an rematch clause. There's also talk of Joshua being removed.
Joshua won't step aside unless Fury vs Usyk is his winner. And how can anyone assure him that? Whyte's in the mandatory role.
"So Fury vs Whyte is the way I see it. I believe that fight should be in the United Kingdom."
