Fans think Tyson Fury gave away his tactics for his fight with Dillian Whyte by boxing in a southpaw stance during his open workout.
Fury, who fights Whyte this Saturday at Wembley, usually fights from an orthodox stance but is known for switching his style. This was the case at Tuesday's open workout as the heavyweight champion hit pads with his coach whilst in a southpaw stance for the entire session.
Some fans think that Fury is playing in to Whyte's strengths if he utilises a southpaw stance in their world title fight. This is because it makes Whyte's best punch, his left hook, easier to land compared to if Fury was in his traditional orthodox stance.
