DANIEL DUBOIS believes that Tyson Fury is a underdog and Dillian Whyte is a worthy opponent.
If money problems can be resolved, the challenger will face his British counterpart and WBC heavyweight champion early in spring.
Daniel Dubois, a young British man, believes Whyte has a chance
Fury is unbeaten in his professional career. He scored a remarkable knockout victory over Deontay wilder on his last visit to the ring.
Dubois, a British teenager, believes Whyte's punching ability gives him the chance to cause an upset.
The Lowdown asked him: "Surely Dillian has a puncher's opportunity. He has a chance.
"He has worked his way up to this position.
"I believe Fury wins though. He seems to absorb the punishment and carry on, don't you think?
"He has a heart, he really has a heart and can fight, but Dillian still has a chance."
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Whyte is currently fighting the WBC in court, as he attempts to boost the 80-20 purse split.
Despite his status as mandatory challenger and interim champion, the 33-year old has been offered the minimum purse percentage.
The Body Snatchers' team, which includes Eddie Hearn, are outraged at the WBC's decision. They have started a new arbitration against them.
Hearn believes that this will stop the purse bids for Mexico City that were originally scheduled for January 11, but have been delayed by one week.
Frank Warren, Fury's UK promoter, has announced that the Gypsy King will fight again on March 26, with or without his belt. He also claimed Whyte must decide quickly if he wants to be his date.
