Dillian Whyte has waited years for his chance to box for the WBC heavyweight title, now the task before him could not be any bigger — either in the occasion at Wembley Stadium or the man in front of him in Tyson Fury.
Unlike the champion, you will not hear Whyte making any claims to greatness. He remembers all too well his early days in poverty in Jamaica and moving to south London as a young boy where he was soon involved with gangs and violence.
