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Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte tickets on sale TODAY: How do I buy tickets for heavyweight title fight?

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TYSON FURY will defend his WBC title against Dillian Whyte on April 23 and tickets go on sale TODAY.

The 90,000-seater of Wembley Arena is going to be packed and we have all the ticket information on how to be at the event.

Tyson Fury will get in the ring with Dillian Whyte for the WBC title on April 23Credit: Getty
Dillian Whyte beat Oscar Rivas in 2019 to claim the WBC interim titleCredit: Reuters

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Finally, fans from across the globe will get to see the all-British duel they’ve been craving, after Fury’s proposed bout with Anthony Joshua fell through last summer.

Fury and Whyte will clash for the former’s WBC title and Ring Magazine belt, with the Gypsy King’s lineal status also on the line.

Fury last faced Deontay Wilder in a huge trilogy match-up four months ago, winning via 11th-round knockout.

Whyte stopped Alexander Povetkin in four rounds last March in a fight that took place in Gibraltar while the UK was in lockdown.

How can I get tickets to Fury vs Whyte?

Fury vs Whyte tickets will be available for fans to purchase on Wedneday, March 2 from 12pm UK time.

Fans have been encouraged to sign up to ticket alert emails on Frank Warren’s Queensberry website.

Ticketmaster will be the exclusive ticket providers for the event.

Tickets will start at £55 and will be more expensive for hospitality as well as seats closer to the ring.

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“Tyson Fury coming home to fight under the arch at Wembley Stadium is a fitting reward for the No.1 heavyweight in the world following his exploits across the Atlantic in his epic trilogy against Deontay Wilder,” said Warren.

While co-promoter Bob Arum said: “Tyson Fury conquered America, and it is only fitting that he defends the heavyweight championship in a packed Wembley Stadium.

“Dillian Whyte has called for this fight for years, and while he is a deserving challenger, no heavyweight can match the Gypsy King.”

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