TYSON FURY wants to return to the boxing ring, but his next opponent will not be Oleksandr Uzyk, Frank Warren confirmed.
WBC has given the order to Gyspsy King (33 years old) to defeat his Dillian Whyte.
Tyson Fury is getting ready for his next fight, having defeated Deontay Wilder last
has appointed Dillian Whyte Fury's next opponent
Fury is already preparing for his next fight, even though no deal has been reached.
Warren, his promoter, said to talkSPORT that Tyson wanted to fight in the first quarter. We are working hard to make it happen.
"He is in training right now, but he just wants out.
"We are all frustrated, but the biggest frustration is that we have not been able to get the fight between Usyk and him for the four belts. That's the fight that all of us want to see.
"In the meantime, the WBC ordered Tyson to his mandatory against Whyte so that was a little diversion.
What is his mindset? He wants to be in the ring. It doesn't matter who he fights, he just wants in. It's been two years since he's seen a fight.
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Warren last week confirmed Fury's next fight would take place on March 26, but the location and opponent remain to be determined.
Although there was talk of Fury fighting Whyte in Old Trafford or Cardiff, there were problems with the negotiations.
WBC ruled Fury and Whyte would get 80 percent and 20% of the purse, a decision that angered the former.
Since then, negotiations have been held which have delayed the purse bids. However, Whyte will not increase his percentage since it is based upon previous earnings.
Warren reports that Fury earned 67 percent more than Whyte during their last fights.
