Tyson Fury labelled 'unbeatable' in worrying warning to Dillian Whyte

American boxing legend Dmitry Salita has lauded Tyson Fury ahead of his heavyweight championship fight with Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium on April 23. He says that Whyte stands 'no chance' of beating Fury with the self-styled Gypsy King now one of the all time greatest heavyweights.

The fight will take place between mandatory challenger Whyte and the unbeaten Fury after Whyte beat Alexander Povetkin in a rematch last year. However, despite his credentials to be in the ring with Fury, Salita does not believe that Whyte stands much of a chance in the fight.

He complimented Fury and his relationship with trainer Sugarhill Steward, who he has been with since 2020, in an interview with Vegas Insider, saying: “Tyson Fury and trainer Sugar Hill's mentality, style and philosophy are very much in sync. They complete each other. They match, they make each other whole. I think Tyson is almost unbeatable with Sugar in his corner.

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“Dillian Whyte's trainer Harold Knight is one of the most unheralded and one of the biggest secrets in the sport of boxing, a great guy with a great boxing mind and I have a lot of respect for him. He came on the team before the Povetkin rematch but the difference in skills and talent between Fury and Whyte is so wide that I don’t think anyone can help him.

“Harold has added and will add to Dillian Whyte's preparations, but Sugar and Tyson come together like a puzzle, a perfect circle. I'm sorry to say this but I give Dillian Whyte no chance. The fight will go as long as Tyson Fury wants it to go, as long as he wants it to go.

"Tyson has fought at a higher level, he's at the peak of his career - I don't think