TYSON FURY gave a hint that he might box Dillian Whyte during Saturday's open workout session.
The 33-year old star boxed southpaw throughout Tuesday's session. He is defending his WBC heavyweight title at Wembley against his British compatriot.
The Gypsy King is known for being ambidextrous. He fights orthodoxly during most of his bouts while switching to left-handed stances occasionally throughout.
He remained in the southpaw position while he did his pads workout with SugarHill Steward.
John, his father, refused to reveal the game plan when John commented on the footage that was shared by BT Sport Boxing.
When asked if he thinks that was a sign that he would box Whyte southpaw, his reply was: "I can’t give away too much there."
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"You'll be there Saturday night. This is all we have."
John joked about his son’s "average" body and said, "All those people who have not been blessed with a good physique like his son, he's for them."
"He gives everyone hope because he is the No1 heavyweight in the entire world.
"He looks like an average Joe!" What do you know? "I love every inch of fat that he has."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredFury revealed his decision to train southpaw throughout the session after his open workout.
He said, "We all know that I am ambidextrous and can punch using both hands."
"I have knockout wins with both my right and left sides so I am just sharpening my skills and ready to rock and roll.
"That's what Sugar aims for, that's what Sugar delivers. It's that knockout style.
"I was inspired by Larry Holmes, George Foreman and Joe Frazier as I watched the greats yesterday.
"It's been an amazing camp. We've always had fun in it. We're looking forward for a hard fight. If it's not, we're up for an early night.
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