TYSON FURY vowed a big show against Dillian Whyte, and promised he would be even bigger.
The Gypsy King is dangerous at all weights, but could be 20 stone heavier than Whyte on April 23.
Tyson Fury desires to be huge in order to compete with the Wembley audience
Fury was 19st11lbs heavier than Deontay Wilder in his last fight. This allowed him to knock out Wilder in the 11th round.
Fury will attempt to do the exact same to Whyte during the all-England clash at St. George's Day.
He stated, "I will attempt to come in at the heaviest of my all-time weights.
"I will attempt to be a man mountain for my biggest fight in front of my biggest crowd."
"I will weigh more than 19st 10lbs.
"My personal message for Dillian is: "I will win this battle for England and St George on St George's Day."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredFury suggested that his fight with Whyte would be his last before his retirement, so he probably wants to go out with some swagger.
Fury, who was unable to attend the press conference, gave Fury the nickname "Frillian Whyte Knickers" and then posted a photoshopped picture of Whyte to match his new name.
After hearing that Vasiliy Lomachenko and Oleksandr Usyk had fought for the UK, he also said he would go into war.
