A RARE glimpse into Tyson Fury’s training to fight Dillian Whyte has been revealed by coach Sugarhill Steward.
Sugarhill is in camp with the WBC heavyweight champion in Fury’s personal gym in Morecombe.
The Gypsy King promised a social media blackout and has largely followed through with that baring the odd promotional video.
Sugarhill – nephew to iconic coach Emanuel Steward – is also not one talk too much.
But the American cornerman did tease what they hope will be a sign of things to come with a short video on the pads.
Fury throws a one-two combination and Sugarhill captioned it: “Practise Practise Practise.”
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He also added: “Knockout time.”
The pair first linked up together in 2020 before Fury’s rematch with Deontay Wilder, 36, which they won in round seven.
In the trilogy bout last October, it took 11 rounds to brutally knock out Wilder in what was an epic Las Vegas thriller.
Fury, 33, now prepares for his first fight in the UK in five years and is ready to stamp his authority against Whyte, 33.
His promoter Frank Warren told Sky Sports: “Tyson is absolutely champing at the bit.
“He wants to make a statement in front of a record crowd on April 23 and I believe he will. This country has never seen anything like Tyson Fury before.
He’s just had an epic trilogy with the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time and come out on top.
“He will be determined to put on a show and give every paying fan a night they will never forget.”
Promoter Frank Warren and Tyson Fury during a press conference
