TYSON FURY may fight Otto Wallin if Dillian Whyte defeats the Swedish boxer at the end.
Wallin was defeated by the WBC champion in Las Vegas in 2019. The winner received points.
Fury beat Wallin with points
Wallin was Fury's most formidable opponent, inflicting serious injury to the Brit above his right eye.
The 30-year-old Could Force a Rematch if he defeats Whyte in the WBC interim Title clash
Dmitriy Salaita, the promoter of Wallin believes Fury was his most difficult test in his professional boxing career.
Sky Sports interviewed him about his fight with Otto Wallin.
"Otto has had two impressive victories since that bout and a win against Whyte would make Fury the most eligible opponent and, in my opinion, the second-best heavyweight fighter in the world based upon merit."
Salita believes that the Swede is improving, but she acknowledges that Wallin is still trying to get a title shot from Whyte.
He said, "Otto keeps getting better."
"The fight against Whyte is a huge test and a huge opportunity to get the WBC heavyweight champion rematch."
Alexander Povetkin was defeated by Whyte earlier in the year to reclaim the WBC interim belt.
He says Fury is his next goal, but is open to taking on Wallin as a 'dangerous operator.
Whyte stated that Wallin was a dangerous operator and pushed Fury to the limit.
"I'm looking forward to fighting Fury next, if everything goes according the plan.
"I'm always up against them, I'm always in tough fights. It's something I am used to.
"I could withdraw from the Wallin fight to fight Fury, but that's not my mindset. I cannot wait to see what Fury does.
"My attitude is that I have nothing to lose. I don't fear taking risks. They see danger in me fighting them."
Fury is not thinking about Wallin or Whyte's next fight.
The 33-year old insists that he doesn’t need to fight anymore.
Fury stated to The Telegraph that she didn't know what was going to happen.
"I have one fight left on my Top Rank and ESPN contract and we'll find out what it is.
"But I am not thinking about boxing right at the moment. I don’t know how many more fights I have, nor do I know if I will need to continue fighting. I don't know where the future will lead me.
"I get motivated to get up every morning and do some training. I also enjoy the day. I don't set any goals in boxing. I have done everything and won every fight, which is the only way I can do it in my time.
"I will always be the WBC WBA, WBO WBO, IBF Ring magazine champion. It will not disappear in history. But once it is done, you can't get it back.
"Once you're done, it doesn’t matter how many belts or who you beat or what your record is.
"You're just another bare bum in a shower, and I have always held that opinion."
Dad John believes his son should face Oleksandr Usyk ONLY, WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweights.
TalkSPORT was told by him: "He's got to go look for Usyk, or nothing, in mine idea.
"It's Usyk Next, or Nothing.
"I wouldn’t bother with them all, they’re not in Tyson’s class.
"Would Dillian Whyte make a deal with Deontay wilder?"
"No. "No.
"Tyson cannot get up for these kind of fights. I told him Usyk, don't bother."
