TYSON FURY will devise a game plan for Dillian Whyte just hours before their domestic dust-up.
Fury, 32, will defend his WBC heavyweight title against his former sparring partner next month in front of a sold-out crowd at Wembley Stadium.
Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will throw down at Wembley on April
Fury is already hard at work ahead of his second defence of the WBC belt
But he currently doesn’t have a game plan for the fight
The Gypsy King has been hard at work in Morecambe along with dad John and head coach SugarHill Steward – but the latter is yet to start work on a strategy for fight night.
Steward told BT Sport Boxing: “Tyson is just whatever he feels.
“I don’t know what the opponent, Dillian, is thinking. Maybe he has a plan when he sees him.
“Tyson doesn’t have a plan. It’s just whatever feedback he gets from the person in front of him is where he’ll go from there.”
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Brixton banger Whyte punched his ticket to a long-overdue world title shot last March with a fourth-round TKO victory over Alexander Povetkin.
But despite claiming to have no plan in place, Steward is refusing to rule out Whyte’s chances of springing an upset.
He said: “Listen, this is the heavyweight division, the most exciting division in boxing. Everybody has a chance.”
Fury, 33, flatlined former rival Deontay Wilder last October in an epic Las Vegas trilogy fight.
And Sugarhill is expecting a similar result against Whyte, saying when asked for his prediction: “Knockout.
“Knockouts always, knockout time. Every fight, I’m preparing Tyson to knock somebody out.
“We bring in the proper sparring to sometimes simulate the opponent, but just to give different looks as well.
“So it’s not just to have different sparring that’s mimicking the opponent.
“I don’t want to go too deep into my strategy and my bag of wisdom, but there is some kind of science to my madness.”
