Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte

The WBC heavyweight title is on the line from Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday night.

And if his public workout this week was any indication, in which he worked out from southpaw for the entirety, it's likely "The Gypsy King" has a few wrinkles up his sleeve to keep Whyte guessing. In the end, Whyte pushes the pace consistently enough to where it's either him or you that gets stopped. In many ways, Fury's third fight against Wilder last fall was the perfect prerequisite for the challenge Whyte brings to the table. Instead, the 34-year-old Whyte is expected to bring a sturdy challenge to the 6-foot-9 Fury thanks to his 6-foot-4 frame, durability and punching power. I've had a couple slipups along the way, but I'm here and I'm ready to go. Because of that, Fury will need to properly mix his two styles as both boxer and puncher. The fans are in for a real treat," Fury said. Whyte has been known for his often cantankerous ways in the past, which have included storming out of press conferences while protesting his purse. Given Fury's pre-fight comments, it's an inevitability he appears to accept, which is why his predictions have consistently been a knockout. Can't get enough boxing and MMA? Get the latest in the world of combat sports from two of the best in the business. Subscribe to Morning Kombat with Luke Thomas and Brian Campbell for the best analysis and in-depth news, including the top storylines to watch for at Fury vs. Few, of course, actually believe the 33-year-old Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs) will walk away for good, regardless of the outcome.

What the WBC heavyweight world champion and his mandatory challenger must do to be successful Saturday in London.

Those instances are where Fury can hold Whyte in the clinch, push him back to reset and return to the outside to pump the jab and power shots behind them. And when he takes risks, Fury can make him pay with the same brand of complex, stinging sweet science that nobody has been able to solve. Slipping out of harm’s way early can be the elixir for Fury to return fire with laser-like accuracy and power. Doing so with power could keep Fury out of rhythm and would give Whyte his best opportunity to land the kind of shot that would have the puncher’s chance possibly turn into an upset heard around the world. Keeping Whyte on the end of the stick will prevent the challenger from getting inside and unleashing power shots. When Fury reached out and tried to grab Deontay Wilder in their third fight back in October, Wilder greeted him with a right hook that crashed against the Brit’s head and dropped him in a heap.

Fury revealed a slimmed down physique at Friday's weigh-in as he defends his heavyweight crown against Dillian Whyte.

“I’m so happy to be back here, fighting at Wembley Stadium, and you people made it happen – each and every one of you. You guys are f___ing unbelievable,” Fury told the crowd. After the finale of that trilogy, for which Fury weighed a career-heaviest 277lbs, he has dropped down to 264lbs, 13oz.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will weigh-in for their heavyweight showdown on Friday afternoon. The pair clash in all-British bout for Fury's WBC heavyweight ...

“It means everything to fight in my home country for the world title. Let’s save it all for the night and not all end up in a police van.” “Sometimes you have to be a bit diplomatic,” said Fury (31-0-1, 22KOs) after the press conference.

Tyson Fury will face Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium for his WBC heavyweight title defence at around 10pm on Saturday night.

What happened at the Fury vs Whyte weigh-in? Who’s on the Fury vs Whyte undercard? It’s gonna be a war, don’t worry about that.” Don’t doubt us, we’re gonna put a show on like no other before. You can watch the fight on BT Sport Box Office in the UK, with the first hour of fights free to BT Sport subscribers. How can you watch Fury vs Whyte on TV?