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This was the first time two British boxers contested a version of the world heavyweight title, but the buildup turned ugly with a two-word insult: “Uncle Tom”. Lennox Lewis denied using the slur but Frank Bruno insisted it came from inside Lewis’s camp and it increased the bad blood between the aloof WBC champion and national treasure Big Frank.
Two-time Canadian Olympic boxer Mandy Bujold confirmed on Wednesday she would be leaving the ring.
For the first time since their title fight was announced, heavyweight titans Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte finally came face-to-face at a press conference on Wednesday afternoon.
John Fury will have the opportunity to watch his son fight as a world champion from ringside for the first time on Saturday night and is hopeful that path will lead to unification against Oleksandr Usyk or Anthony Joshua.
Dillian Whyte’s former trainer Mark Tibbs is pleased the heavyweight will get an “overdue” world title shot this week and says the Brixton boxer knows how to beat Tyson Fury but admits putting it into practice is a different matter.
Frank Bruno believes Tyson Fury will find his sold-out Wembley showdown with Dillian Whyte “more awkward” than a potential fight against Anthony Joshua.
Former heavyweight champion Frank Bruno, has stated that the boxing giants of his generation would “eat Tyson Fury for dinner” as he believes there to be a big difference between the current boxing era and the one that he fought in.
Former heavyweight champion Frank Bruno, has stated that the boxing giants of his generation would “eat Tyson Fury for dinner” as he believes there to be a big difference between the current boxing era and the one that he fought in.