Tyson Fury has lunch with promoters Frank Warren, Bob Arum and London's Dillian Whyte fighter as he gets closer to the fight

Tyson Fury, WBC heavyweight champion, enjoyed lunch in London with promoters Bob Arum & Frank Warren as they discussed all things Dillian Whyte.

The Gypsy King will defend his title against his sparring partner in a grudge bout on April 23.

The venue for the much-anticipated domestic dustup, which has been many years in the making, has not been finalised.

This could have been a topic of discussion for Fury and Arum as they ate at Scalini’s in Knightsbridge Friday afternoon.

Fury was ready to talk business when he arrived wearing a Blackwatch tartan jacket and a Louis Vuitton bag.

He even took the time for a photo with a fan who had seen him.

The WBC has ordered Fury and Whyte to clash, but the two have not yet turned in their contracts to the governing body.

Whyte, a Brixton smuggler is still challenging Fury's 80-20 purse split.

The WBC interim heavyweight titleholder will be looking for the 70-30 split, which is usually mandated by WBC for championship matches.

Fury and Whyte have until Feb 21 to submit their contracts to WBC. Warren hopes both men will do so.

According to him, The Mirror said: "That's all that we want, just get on with it."

He's been moaning and bleating for 1,000 days. I believe it's closer to 1,200 days. That he's been waiting.

He's now in the running and has a chance to win.

"All the nonsense about Eddie Hearn's deposit, the deposit is paid.

"The contract has been approved and sent to the WBC. It's now up to Whyte's staff to return it." They have the ball in their court.

Fury, a fan favourite, is bubbling with confidence ahead to his long-awaited fight with Whyte. He plans to make his game plan on fight day.

Dubai Eye was told by him: "I don’t know, whatever it is that I feel on the night really.

"I don’t pay these bums too many attention to be fair. I do what I feel like that night.

"I can beat Dillian Whyte in any style, regardless of his appearance. Even if I have one hand behind my back with one foot on the floor, I still beat him."