Tyson Fury will weigh a stone less than he did for his trilogy fight against Deontay Wilder when he fights Dillian Whyte on Saturday night.
Fury weighed in at 277lbs before he knocked out Wilder in their epic third fight last October. 'The Gypsy King' has been backed by his father John to weigh 264lbs for his WBC title defence against interim champion Whyte at Wembley. "He's a bit lighter to tell you the truth than his last fight, I reckon the night he'll be about 18 [stone] 12, or 18 stone 11," John said.
It's the lightest Fury will weigh since his edgy 2019 win against Otto Wallin, with the heavyweight champion tactically using his size advantage against Wilder in their second and third fights.
