Exclusive: Tyson Fury fight day breakfast revealed ahead of Dillian Whyte showdown

A lot has been made as to how heavy Tyson Fury will be going into fight night against Dillian Whyte.

The pair will go toe-to-toe in front of a record-breaking 94,000 at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night. Fury is making the second defence of his WBC heavyweight world title having previously beat Deontay Wilder in an epic trilogy encounter.

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The 'Gypsy King' hit the scales at 277lbs in his last fight, and according to his nutritionist George Lockhart, he is looking 'beautiful' going into the contest despite refusing to tell Planet Sport his expected weight on the scales at Friday's weigh-in.

© Provided by Planet Sport "A lot the same stuff that he eats during fight camp, everything's the same we don't really change things up. It's crazy because he works out so hard he actually keeps the weight on when he works out but as soon as he relaxes, his weight goes down drastically," Lockhart told Planet Sport.

"We do everything the same way like for a sparring session - that's the whole purpose of a fight camp. He'll wake up on the morning of fight day and have avocado wraps then he'll have fish, beans and some kind of rice mixture with some spinach, onion, carrots, tomatoes and a lot of peppers.

Speaking about how he looks physically, Lockhart said Fury was in 'perfect' shape.

"We're really happy about this camp, it's going to be a beautiful one. Everybody's been saying 'it's the best I've ever seen him' so it's awesome to hear that. Obviously, I'll say that because it's my work but when people are saying 'dude it's the best he's ever looked', it's a good thing.

"He hasn't said anything I don't think any of it is on his mind," Lockhart added when