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Dillian Whyte savagely trolls Tyson Fury’s promoters on Instagram after refusing to show up for Wembley press conference

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DILLIAN WHYTE has trolled Tyson Fury’s promoters on Instagram after refusing to show up to Tuesday’s Wembley press conference.

The WBC heavyweight world title challenger instead decided to stay in his training camp in Portugal ahead of their April 23 blockbuster.

Dillian Whyte did not turn up to Tuesday’s press conferenceCredit: GETTY
Tyson Fury went face-to-face with Whyte’s faceCredit: GETTY
The 33-year-old WBC champ says he’s retiring after the April 23 Wembley blockbusterCredit: GETTY

Promoter Frank Warren slammed Whyte’s decision as ‘disgraceful and unprofessional’ and Fury came up with a new nickname for his opponent.

But ‘FRILLIAN WHYTE KNICKERS’, as Fury now calls him, has decided to troll promoters Top Rank on Instagram.

Replying to Top Rank’s promotion of the press conference, Whyte said: “Naaaaaaaaa. Giggidy giggidy. Hahahahahhahahaha.”

Whyte will pick up a basic purse of £6million just for the fight but could pick up bonuses should he topple the WBC champ Fury.

And it appears win or lose, April’s Wembley blockbuster will be Fury’s last.

The 33-year-old announced he would RETIRE after the fight and be happy with ‘£150m in the bank.’

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He said: “This is the final fight of my career. I am retiring after this.

“I’ll have £150m in the bank, still be healthy, young and good-looking.

“I am going to buy a massive yacht abroad to go with the super-cars and properties I have all over the world.

“I am going to sit back with a hot blonde and a pina colada thinking ‘you know what, I f***ing made it. Boom!’

“I’ll sling some baby oil on and get a tan, that’s what world champions do.”

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