TYSON FURY will be fighting Dillian Whyte for the world heavyweight title. There will be NO British judges.
The WBC champion stated that he would not accept British judges in his grudge match against Whyte.
After Catterall was beaten by Taylor, Fury demands Fury.
This is due to Josh Taylor's controversial win against Jack Catterall. The British Boxing Board of Control investigated the matter and asked the ringside judges for explanations.
Fury's demands were met with the selection of Guido Cavalleri from Italy, Robert Tapper from Canada, and Juan Carlos Pelayo from Mexico to fight.
Fury wants the rightful winner to be announced on the night and is looking for "proper, experienced judges who will do right by the contestants."
TalkSPORT was informed by him: "I saw an article where Frank Warren stated that there would not be British judges for this fight, and I repeat that."
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"Those words echo throughout my training camp. This fight does not need British judges. We need experienced judges who will do the right things.
"If Dillian Whyte defeats me, give him that decision. Don't try to rob anyone of this fight. Give the man the decision and give him what he deserves.
"If you win, please do the same for me. These fighters in boxing don't need any gifts and don't want to be robbed.
People want to win if it's won, and lose if it's lost. We've seen many boxing decisions that go against our wishes. I don't know what they're thinking, but it's clear from the game.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"The fight that took place the other night was a good one. Both fighters did their best and tried to do the best they could.
"It's not my job to tell who won or lost because I know both of them, but it was an enjoyable fight. I also watched it and it was great for the fans.
"Both fighters tried their best."
