Dillian Whyte has been informed by TYSON FURY that he finally won his WBC heavyweight title.
Whyte's mandatory challenger is the Gypsy King, who holds the green and golden belt for which The Gypsy King is responsible.
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The undefeated 6ft 9in ace asked Whyte for around PS5million to resign and let Oleksandr Usyk, WBA, IBF, and WBO boss fight.
Although the Ukrainian sensation is legally bound to rematch Anthony Joshua, AJ was looking at a similar deal in the area of PS15m to allow Fury vs Usyk to take place in Saudi Arabia - IF he could be guaranteed a lucrative shot at the winner and holder all four belts.
Four delayed purse bids were made for the Fury/Whyte clash. The final auction is now set for Mexico City on Friday. Fury suggested that the negotiations were over and Whyte had finally won.
The Morecambe giant boomed, with a cockney accent.
"I will give him the best hiding place he's ever experienced in his entire life."
"Dillian Whyte: Train hard, you're going to be annihilated!"
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredFury's latest rage came hours after Usyk's manager accused Fury of being responsible for the division's failure.
Egis Klimas appeared to be fed up with Fury publicly blaming three other fighters, delaying this summer’s super-fight schedule.
The mentor of boxing legends like Usyk or Vasiliy Lomachenko stated: "Before you mention Oleksandr Usyk’s name next time, check with your management, advisers, and promoters that they have agreed to all terms and conditions."
"It seems like you're the one holding this wagon up. Yelling and talking are cheap."
Joshua offered to step aside for a sum of PS15m. However, he claimed that he could have made up to PS66m if he was guaranteed a shot at winning the deal.
Fury roared in Emerican accent as he defended AJ's step-aside offer and another social media attack.
"Eddie Hearn, Anthony Joshua must be the worst businessmen of all time. They lost 90 million dollars today, God damned sons of B."
