TYSON FURY was spotted in Manchester wearing his 'Gypsy King branded gear, after finally agreeing to his next opponent.
After a historic clash against Oleksandr Uzyk, the WBC heavyweight champion will face Dillian Whyte, a fellow Brit.
Fury looked relaxed as he walked through the streets of the North-West wearing a tracksuit with his famous nickname and topped off by a grey beanie cap.
Frank Warren, Queensbury Promotions chief, won Friday's purse bid for Battle of Britain with a staggering PS30.6million offer.
The veteran promoter, along with Bob Arum, has set April 23 for the domestic brawl.
The current plan is to have a stadium show in the UK. Cardiff's Principality Stadium is the most likely venue, as it has a retractable roofing.
SunSport however understands that other venues may also be considered for hosting the bout.
WBC king Fury will claim a staggering 80 PERCENT of purse, while mandatory challenger Whyte will only take 20%.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredThis means that the Gypsy King, already super-rich, will be able to bank a staggering PS24.5million and Whyte will get a guaranteed PS6.1m.
After losing his belts to the Ukrainian last January, Anthony Joshua will now have to negotiate terms with Oleksandr Usyk for a rematch.
Fury, a fan favourite, is excited to have Whyte in his possession and has made a vow to destroy his former training partner.
Fury stated, "Very happy guys, after Warren's confirmation of winning the purse bid."
"Purse bids! Big GK (Gypsy King), is returning home.
"Coming home! I'm coming home! It's a dream come true. Dillian and I are going to put it on the line."
He said, "I'm coming back baby."
"Be ready for the largest British dust-up since Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno. The making of history
