Dillian Whyte has been warned he is "over the hill" ahead of his world heavyweight title fight with Tyson Fury next week.
After years of waiting for his mandatory position with the WBC to be honoured, Whyte gets his chance at the gold in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium on April 23. But renowned boxing promoter Dmitry Salita believes there is very little chance that the London native will become champion, saying that he is past it at the top level.
Salita, who promotes Whyte's heavyweight rival Otto Wallin among a host of other major names, has said that he thinks it will be a comfortable night for Fury when the pair square off at the national stadium. Whyte and Wallin were set to square off in London last October, but their relationship has soured after the Brit pulled out with a shoulder injury and later accepted the Fury fight.
