Promoter Reveals How Tyson Fury vs Otto Wallin 2 Can Happen Soon

Tyson Fury and Otto Wallin locked horns for the very first time in 2019. In this fight, Fury, the aggressor, was surprised by Wallin’s brilliant punching speed. Wallin pressed Fury in the initial rounds of the fight. However, ‘The Gypsy King’ came back to win the fight with a unanimous decision.

Despite ending up on the losing side, Wallin still was filled with immense confidence as he held his own and troubled the best heavyweight of this era. After two wins, Wallin has earned an interim title bout against Dillian Whyte. It will go down on October 30.

That said, Wallin’s promoter, Dmitriy Salita, believes Whyte is the ticket for his fighter to secure a second fight with ‘The Gypsy King’.

In his recent interaction with Sky Sports, Salita said, “Out all the great fighters that Tyson Fury beat the one fighter that gave him most trouble, caused most controversy with the cut, who landed more punches than Wladimir Klitschko and Deontay Wilder in their first fights combined is Otto Wallin.”

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“Otto had two impressive wins since that outing and a win over Whyte would make him the most eligible opponent for Fury and in my mind the second-best heavyweight in the world based on merit.” (h/t Boxing Scene)

Wallin will look to demolish ‘The Body Snatcher’ because there’s an even bigger prize aligned for him ahead.

Can Otto Wallin beat Dillian Whyte to face Tyson Fury again?

Otto Wallin will walk in as an underdog for his fight against Dillian Whyte- the interim champion. In his last match, ‘The Body Snatcher’ beat Alexander Povetkin via T/KO to regain his belt.

Wallin is a technical fighter, and he likes to dictate the pace of the fight with his early assaults. That said, his past fights are proof that he has all the tools to snatch the interim belt from ‘The Body Snatcher’.

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What will be key is how he defends Whyte’s inevitable body blows.

Do you think Wallin will secure a second fight with Fury? Or will Whyte finally get a world title shot?