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Dillian Whyte will not take part in today's public workout ahead of his clash with heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury on Saturday night.

Whyte, Fury and the rest of the Wembley fight card were due to take part in the largely ceremonial event in London this afternoon. But while Fury arrived early to soak up the atmosphere, Whyte opted to stay away having flown in from Portugal earlier this week.

Whyte has remained largely silent in the build-up to his first world title fight having been unhappy with how he has been treated. He took part in a media conference call last week and has given several interviews in recent days and the Londoner is expected to take part in tomorrow's press conference and Friday's weigh-in.

But he opted to skip Tuesday's event having felt he is not contractually obliged to attend. "This is a business," Whyte said last week. "It's not the Tyson Fury show. Everybody saying Tyson Fury this, Tyson Fury that.

"This fight sold out because of me and Tyson Fury, Tyson Fury fought Wilder, he's a big superstar. It's not just the Tyson Fury show, it's the Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte show so some things need to be