TYSON FURY'S huge night at the Home of Football was sold out in just 90 minutes.
The Gypsy King believes he didn't need to make a huge sales pitch to sell Wembley tickets, even though Dillian Whyte, a heavyweight contender, is still silent.
Tyson Fury will defend his WBC title against Dillian Whyte at Wembley on April 23
Fury's WBC belt mandatory challenger failed to attend Tuesday's press conference. However, there were no seats left in the 90,000.seat arena following frantic buying Wednesday.
Fury will fight Fury in England's first fight since 2018. The 6ft 9in star estimates they could have packed the stadium without his pre-fight theatrics.
Manchester's world champion, 33, stated that he didn't believe this fight required selling.
"Whyte has made it clear that he hates me in the past and that I am a coward.
He said he would not fight me, and the rest have been running scared away from him for many years.
"So now, he can stand up and prove he's a contender and not just pretender.
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"He's going try and smash me face, I'll try to smash him face -- what's not to love about that? Because I want to be there for those who watch BT Sport or turn up, this won't last beyond six rounds.
Frank Warren, promoter, put forward a record-breaking purse bid of PS30million in order to win the right to host this fight.
He revealed that he had been hounded by street hounds for years about Fury's long overdue return from the UK. This made him realize he was betting on a certain thing.
He stated, "This is what we, the British fans, wanted."
"Everywhere I've been, all I've been asked is "When will Tyson fight back in the UK?"
"That's the only question I get asked every day and it drives me insane. It is now, he is back. The man is back in town.
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