Dillian Whyte says Tyson Fury will try to avoid WBC mandatory title fight but vows to 'break him down'

By Brajest
Dillian Whyte says Tyson Fury will attempt to avoid a WBC mandatory title fight but has vowed to "break him down" if the new WBC champion agrees to a British battle.
The Brixton man has been denied a long-awaited grudge fight with Deontay Wilder after Fury ripped away the American's WBC belt with a stunning stoppage win in Las Vegas on Saturday night.


Fury is waiting to see whether Wilder will exercise an immediate rematch clause, while there is fresh speculation about an undisputed world title fight with Anthony Joshua, but Whyte says he deserves to receive the next WBC title fight.

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