Tyson Fury’s Loudmouth Opponent Goes Dead Silent – Reason Revealed

Tyson Fury has a knack for going after his opponents in every way he can. Consequently, he’s regarded as the best trash talker in the business, as Fury often manages to get onto his rival’s nerves. These days, Fury is in the news as his fight with Dillian Whyte finally got a purse bid worth $41 million.

That said, the two men will now square off in a few months from now. Throughout the developments of this bout, ‘The Gypsy King’ took wild verbal shots at Whyte. However, ‘The Body Snatcher’ didn’t come up with a counterattack towards Fury.

Recently, Eddie Hearn was in a chat with iFL TV. Here, he revealed why ‘The Body Snatcher’ hasn’t spoken about the fight or Tyson Fury.

“You don’t have to play to the tune, you know. So, Tyson Fury, he wants interaction. He wants goading. He’s goading you. He wants to see a reaction. He wants to get himself fired up in camp. Maybe Dillian Whyte won’t say I think to the fight. Maybe we’ll fight, maybe we won’t.”

“You’ll find out on the night. You know what I mean, you haven’t just got to play people’s tunes. Dillian’s never gonna play anyone’s tunes. I think it’s quite funny,” he said.

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Whyte was desperate to fight for the ultimate title for years. He also has the WBC interim belt to his name, and that’s what made him a top contender for Tyson Fury. Now, Whyte is just waiting for the official contracts, dates, and more to arrive to finally give an opinion.

Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte – A make or break opportunity for ‘The Body Snatcher’

After much rigmarole, Dillian Whyte finally got a contest he was desperate for.

However, this seems to be a make or a break opportunity for him. Because if he pulls off an upset and defeats Fury, Whyte will be in the race for an undisputed title.

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Meanwhile, if he ends up capitulating to a loss, the Briton might have umpteen struggles to get a title shot again. The heavyweight division is stacked and it’ll be interesting to see what the future holds.

What do you make of Hearn’s comments?