Tyson Fury has admitted that he was "let down" after Dillian Whyte branded him a cheat in the aftermath of their Wembley showdown.
The world heavyweight champion finally gave Whyte his mandatory opportunity at the WBC belt after years of missing out, and dominated his British rival for six rounds before stopping him with a huge uppercut. But Whyte claimed that he was pushed on his way down, and as such hit the back of his head on the canvas.
And Fury believes that Whyte's excuse for losing their showdown is "bulls***', claiming that the boxer's head didn't even hit the canvas as he insists. Fury believes that his rival is one of the best heavyweights in the world, but argues that there are levels between the pair.