Dillian Whyte has been hit by TYSON FURY for six.
Unbeaten world champion, the unbeaten champion believes his British opponent would be his sixth-best conquest.
Tyson Fury claims that beating Dillian Whyte wouldn't be anything extraordinary on his CV
Fury, WBC heavyweight champion, will face his mandatory challenger in spring, possibly April 23.
However, Londoner Whyte's defeat would be far less than Wladimir Klitschko's dethroning and two great victories over Deontay wilder.
Frustrated Fury (33), is relieved Whyte has reached an agreement.
The only remaining question mark is the venue and date, with Cardiff or Manchester being favored over Wembley.
Fury was asked to name the place where he would put his victory over Whyte on his CV. He replied: "It'd probably have Deontay Wilder then Wladimir Klitschko then Derek Chisora then Otto Wallin then Steve Cunningham and then him."
Whyte will earn approximately PS6million for just turning up, and PS9m if the game is won.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSFury stated: "Get ready to witness the largest British dust-up since Lennox Lewis against Frank Bruno. The making of history
"I'm going to make him a lot more money than he could have in a million lives.
"He should admire and respect me as my WBC mandatory competitor.
"It's like Whyte has won the lottery.
"And if it's Wembley Stadium it would be a very unique moment for me, very special."
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