Tyson Fury will push for Dillian Whyte to face sanctions with the British Boxing Board of Control should he choose to "act up" ahead of their world heavyweight title fight.
Fury infamously wasn't allowed to face-off with Deontay Wilder ahead of their trilogy bout last October, due to safety concerns in Nevada where the fight was taking place. But he promises there will be no funny business between he and Whyte when they finally go head-to-head in London this week.
The pair haven't met since signing for the mega-money fight night, which will take place in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium. Whyte opted not to attend the pre-fight press conference over issues with Fury's promoter Frank Warren, and the pair are only going to face-off for the first time later this week at a media event.
