TYSON FURY hopes to draw a record crowd of more than 100,000 people in Britain to Wembley for his fight with Dillian Whyte.
The Gypsy King defends the WBC heavyweight title against his English counterpart at the home football game on Saturday, 23 April.
Tyson Fury hopes that over 100,000 people will come to see him fight Dillian Howte
Fury will fight Fury in England for the first time since 2018. The 6ft 9in star was in a frenzy when Fury announced that there would be no seats left in the arena of 90,000.
Yesterday, an additional 5,000 were put on sale and quickly snapped up.
Anthony Joshua beat Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley in 2017. Fury vs Whyte is expected to surpass that number.
Fury now hopes for a few more and can make history with his first bout here in four years.
TalkSPORT was informed by him that he had enjoyed Las Vegas' great nights and that a lot of people turned out to see it.
"It's up to me to bring home a big fight in the UK, give all the people who traveled abroad, and those who can't travel, to see me in person and witness the fight.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100 Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredIt's going be an incredible night. It will be open for 103,000 people according to my sources, which is the largest gate in British boxing history. It will be an exciting night. I can't wait.
"The Gypsy King is back home, to the throne. And a defense in an all-British showdown. "I cannot wait."
Fury said, "I'm absolutely thrilled, can't believe that." Four years after their departure, the boys are now back in town.
"I have been on the road for 4 years, in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, and I've traveled all over the country.
"It's great to be back in the capital, boxing in one of the largest stadiums in the country. It's very, extremely exciting for me."
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