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Watch as Tyson Fury’s after party is crashed by Dillian Whyte’s brother who calls for world title shot after Wilder win


DILLIAN WHYTE’S brother Dean turned up at Tyson Fury’s victory drinks on Sunday in Las Vegas to call for the Body Snatcher to finally receive a world title shot.

The Gypsy King has been celebrating winning the WBC belt in Sin City following his stunning seventh-round TKO over Deontay Wilder.

Fury had already been filmed serenading crowds with American Pie in a nightclub when he brought the rest of this family to the Nine Fine Irishmen pub the next day.

It was there that the 31-year-old came face to face with Dean Whyte, whose brother Dillian is his WBC mandatory challenger, though this is not due until February 2021.

Filmed by Pep Talk UK, Whyte congratulated Fury on his win and toasted: “To you and Dillian Whyte.”

The new heavyweight king replied: “We’re on it, we’re on it, we’re on it. Just for the record how old are you?”

Whyte answered: “I’m 42 soon.”

To which Fury replied: “You like 25. You look younger than me, whatever you’re doing, keep doing it.”

Following the exchange, Dean echoed brother Dillian’s sentiments by calling for the two to get in the ring.

He said: “You’re the leading dog now, we’ve gotta come chasing you, but my boy deserves a shot and you’re the man.”

At this point, Fury promised: “If Wilder don’t take his rematch, I’ll fight my mandatory, that’s it. Me and Dillian go back a long way.”

Dillian himself had claimed that he’s “going to get it on” with Fury after watching his fellow Brit’s stunning win over Wilder.

The Gypsy King for his part confirmed he wants to fight Anthony Joshua next if the third part of his trilogy with the Bronze Bomber does not happen.

AJ’s promoter Eddie Hearn also told Fury’s promoter Frank Warren they would be “clowns” if they didn’t manage to set up the all-British fight.

Watch Dillian Whyte’s reactions to Tyson Fury’s win vs Deontay Wilder


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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