TYSON FURY will create a game plan just hours before Dillian Whyte's domestic dust-up.
Fury, 32 years old, will defend his WBC Heavyweight title against his former sparring counterpart next month in front a sold out crowd at Wembley Stadium.
Tyson Fury will face off against Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April
Together with dad John and SugarHill Steward, the Gypsy King has been busy in Morecambe - although SugarHill Steward is still working on a strategy for fight night.
Steward stated to BT Sport Boxing that Tyson is what he feels.
"I don’t know what Dillian, the opponent, is thinking. Perhaps he has a plan for when he meets him.
Tyson doesn't have any plan. It's simply the feedback that he receives from the person in front of it that will determine where he'll go.
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Whyte, a Brixton banger, won his long-awaited world title with a victory in the fourth round of TKO over Alexander Povetkin.
Steward, despite not having a plan in place for the future, isn't ruling out Whyte's chance of causing an upset.
He stated, "Listen, this heavyweight division is the most exciting in boxing." Everyone has a chance.
Fury, 33 years old, defeated Deontay Wilder in a thrilling Las Vegas trilogy fight last October.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100 Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredSugarhill expects a similar outcome against Whyte. He said, "Knockout."
"Knockouts are always knockout time. I prepare Tyson for every fight to knock someone out.
"We bring in proper sparring to simulate the opponent sometimes, but also to give us different looks."
"So it's more than just having different sparring, that mimics the opponent.
"I don’t want to get too deep into my strategy or my bag of wisdom. But there is science to my madness."
