TONY BELLEW thinks Tyson Fury may be knocked out in a duel by Dillian Whyte, and that he might have to 'get off the ground' at Wembley.
On April 23, the Gypsy King will face his British counterpart to defend his WBC heavyweight title.
Tyson Fury will defend his title at Wembley against Dillian Whyte on April 23
33-year-old title holder is the favorite to win the fight. He has also claimed that it will be his last fight.
Many believe Fury is now on a higher level than Whyte after his dramatic victory over Deontay wilder last Autumn.
Bellew, a former world champion cruiserweight, has a different perspective. He predicts it won't be easy for Fury.
TalkSPORT's The Sports Bar interviewed Fury and stated that Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight fighter in the world at the moment.
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"But Dillian Whyte will be a difficult night for anyone. Anyone who thinks DillianWhyte will be an easy fight is wrong. He's large, dangerous, brave, and can punch.
"All of these attributes will cause problems to anyone.
Tyson is a master boxer and knows this. I believe he will be able to navigate through six rounds without any problems.
"But, believe me, he's going have to get up off the ground,"
CHELTENHAM SIGN UP OFFERS AND FREE CHELTENHAM BETS - ALL THE LATEST DEALS RACING THIS WEEKBellew said, "Dillian Whyte can play as much as any other game and will leap all over Tyson Fury.
"He doesn't care about showboating, dancing around, or the drop of his hand.
"He won't get in Dillians head... Tyson cannot break Dillian’s mindset. Dillian is a hardworking, tough kid.
"I think it is a really, really great fight. Although I don't think Dillian will knock Tyson Fury out, I can say that it would not surprise me if he did.
Tyson Fury says, "It's a very hard night's labor for him." Although he may not like to admit it, he is aware of it.
