Tyson Fury has ripped into Dillian Whyte after hearing comments his British rival has made about him in recent weeks and months.
There is no love lost between the ‘lineal’ heavyweight champion and the WBC’s no.1 contender, with Fury now seemingly pushed over the edge by Whyte’s remarks made in various editions of his talkSPORT column.
The ‘Body Snatcher’ has repeatedly labelled the self-proclaimed ‘Gypsy King’ the ‘Gypsy Coward’ for changing his mind about a fight with him, and this has not been well received by the famous traveller.
Fury told Behind The Gloves: “Dillian Whyte’s a b**ch, and when I see you, you’ve gotta fight my anyway, p***y.
“He keeps calling me a coward and whatever, let’s see who’s a coward. We’ll see who’s a coward, I’m no coward, you’re a s***house.
“I put it on you in a boxing gym and you s*** yourself, so we’ll see who’s a coward.
“Dillian Whyte is a heavy bag on legs, I punched his head in for him plenty of times in the gym and hopefully I’ll get the opportunity to do it in the ring.”
When asked if he’d give a prediction on Whyte’s upcoming fight with Oscar Rivas on July 20, Fury replied: “No, two bums together, they’re both low level bums. It’ll be a s*** fight.
“Dillian Whyte, he can’t fight, he’s a bum. He’s got no stamina, he can’t take a punch, and he’s useless, he really can’t fight.
“And he’s a s***house. Dillian Whyte’s a coward, no bottle, no guts, he’s a coward…
“Dillian Whyte had his opportunity to fight Anthony Joshua and got knocked spark out before.
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“It wasn’t a close fight, he landed one punch but got knocked out, that was the end result.
“Dillian Whyte had two ‘hell and high waters’ with Derek Chisora, who was ten years past his best.
“Dillian Whyte keeps talking and talking s**** until he gets slapped. And that’s it.”
Talk of a fight between Fury and Whyte originated from the Brixton man’s current dispute with the WBC.
Whyte has been in the WBC’s no.1 position for an extended period of time now, but is yet to get the opportunity to challenge Deontay Wilder for his world title.
The sanctioning body suggested a final eliminator between Fury and Whyte, which the ‘Gypsy King’ originally declared he would accept if a WBC ‘diamond’ belt was at stake.
However, he soon changed his mind and has now taunted his rival over the situation as he claims to have already signed for two fights with Wilder himself.
Fury concluded: “I think we should end on saying to Dillian Whyte, ‘Ha ha, you ain’t getting a WBC title shot.’
“500 days is it at the mandatory position? Still can’t get a title shot and I’ve tied Wilder up for f***ing two fights mush.
“We’re gonna fight February 22 and then there’s a rematch clause, a trilogy, so it doesn’t look like he’s gonna get his shot.
“I don’t talk bad about Dillian Whyte before this interview. But I keep seeing all this stuff, ‘Oh he ain’t the Gypsy King he’s the Gypsy Runner he’s the Gypsy Coward.’
“I ain’t afraid of anybody. I beat better men than him in my sleep.
“I’d slap men like you up the chops, geddup dosser, slap, take all his front teeth out with one backhand.
“So when they talk s***, they get banged. As Joshua said to you, you little muppet, ‘Chat s*** get banged.’
“And you did chat s*** and you did get banged. Keep going and I won’t bang you, I’ll just backhand you.”
After seeing the interview, Whyte replied on social media, saying: “Listen Tyson Fury, I am not hard to find.
“Gang gang, look me up mate. You are the one who called it on and then u p****d out when the WBC gave you what you asked for.
“I’m sick and tired of all this talking, come find me.
“Last time we were in a boxing together, you were on your a***, so stop talking s*** right now.
“I’ve got Rivas to focus on. I will fight you anywhere, anytime – in or out of the ring.”
