Tyson Fury tickets LIVE sale time, prices and how to buy for Dillian Whyte fight at Wembley

Today is the day for boxing fans as tickets for Tyson Fury’s WBC heavyweight title defence against Dillian Whyte go on sale on with a huge demand expected.

The Gypsy King addressed the media for the first time ahead of the fight yesterday in a press conference at Wembley Stadium ahead of ticket sales starting.

Whyte did not show up at the presser and instead remained at his base in Portugal, with Fury’s promoter Bob Arum claiming that Whyte wanted a cut of the pay-per-view sales to turn up to the press conference.

Fury’s title defence was formally announced last week after his British opponent signed his contract and it will take place at Wembley on Saturday, April 23.

It will be the first time that crowds will flock to a big boxing event at the national stadium since Anthony Joshua knocked out Wladimir Klitschko in front of a record 90,000 fans there in 2017 to win his first world championship fight.

Demand is expected to be high, so those looking to be there are advised to log on to the Ticketmaster website early. Click here to get tickets .

You can follow this live blog for all the updates on ticket information ahead of today's release.

As with all of Tyson Fury's bouts, television coverage here in the UK will be exclusive to BT Sport Box Office.

Further details will soon appear on the BT Sport Box Office page, but if previous bouts are anything to go by, the price of the fight is likely to be £19.95.

While you don't need to be a BT Sport subscriber to access their Box Office content, you can still check out the latest packages here.

Speaking at the press conference, Fury was asked what weight he plans to come in at for the Whyte fight. Fury’s career-heaviest weight came in his first return to the boxing