Tommy Fury: Whyte 'isn't at Tyson's level' | Jake Paul has 'no other options'

Tommy Fury has poured scorn on Dillian Whyte's chances of wresting the WBC heavyweight crown from brother Tyson in the pair's scheduled world title clash.

Unbeaten heavyweight Fury is due to put the belt on the line against domestic rival and mandatory challenger Whyte in April - pending the latter signing the contract for the contest - after successfully defending it against Deontay Wilder in the third fight of their wild trilogy last October.

The 33-year-old (31(22)-0-1) has long been engaged in a war of words with former British champion Whyte (28(19)-2), who avenged an earlier loss to Alexander Povetkin by stopping the Russian inside four rounds last March. But light-heavyweight Fury has dismissed any threat posed to his elder sibling by 'The Body Snatcher'.

"In this game, there is levels to it - that's just the top and bottom of it in boxing - and Dillian Whyte just isn't at Tyson's level," Fury told Sky Sports News.

"This will be one of Tyson's easiest fights, because you go from Deontay Wilder who can put your lights out in one second with one punch and then you're going over to Dillian Whyte who has not always looked the best, not always been up there.

"He's taken a while to get this title shot, he's got a few miles on the clock himself, he's had a few bad knock-outs - I don't see him posing any threat.

"It's heavyweight boxing, anything can happen, but as far as him being the best and ruling the division, Tyson is that man and will do for however long he wants to."

The 22-year-old is planning to return to the ring on the undercard of the clash between Fury and Whyte. He has been out of action since extending the unbeaten start to his own professional career to seven fights with a win over Anthony Taylor by