Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte could be held at Wembley Stadium, according to the Times.
Fury and Whyte is ON, with the Gyspy King confirming that there will be no step aside deal and Eddie Hearn having revealed that Whyte will be taking his chance.
Whyte has had to remain patient for his opportunity to fight for a world title, and thanks to compatriot Fury, he will finally be getting one – and on home turf, so it seems.
According to the Times, Cardiff’s Principality Stadium and West Ham’s London Stadium are shortlisted, but neither of them are currently leading the way to host the fight.
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Instead, Wembley Stadium is at the front of the queue to play host to what will be one of the biggest all-British boxing bouts in years.
Nothing has yet been confirmed, either in terms of date or venue, but as things stand, it looks as though Fury and Whyte will be fighting on the Wembley turf.
That would be a fitting way for Fury to make his long-awaited homecoming to his native UK.
