Dillian Whyte has been campaigning heavily for a title shot against Tyson Fury. After the latter has accused Whyte of backstabbing him with his mean tweets, Dillian was quick to fire back.

Tyson Fury shared the screenshot of a message that he’d sent to Whyte last year following the latter’s win over Mariusz Wach. Fury had just seen Whyte’s interview and decided to give ‘The Body Snatcher’ some words of encouragement. He also wished him the best of luck for the year 2020.

However, Fury felt that his generosity fell on deaf ears. He even reminded Whyte of the instance when he was banned in 2012 and Fury took him in his camp.

“This is how people treat you when your nice to them!! And by the way when he was out on a ban years ago I kept him going with bringing him in to my camps sparing and paying him and looking after him like egg in a cake & this is how I’m repaid with BS tweets,” Fury wrote on Twitter.

Dillian Whyte wants ‘Gypsy Coward’ Tyson Fury to stop running

Whyte took note of the tweets by Tyson Fury. The Brixton-based fighter quickly fired back with a penchant that he’s been using quite often against Tyson Fury.

“Luke the fake professional victim looking for more attention stop running & fight me you coward #FakeTyson #GypsyCoward,” Dillian Whyte replied.

Dillian Whyte has been rather aggressive towards Tyson Fury in the past few days. He attempted to remind Fury how, after being knocked down by Whyte, he sobbed while lying on the canvas.

“Gypsy @Tyson_Fury Coward always conning the public you forget I’ve put you down lots before & watched you pathetically sobbing on the canvas you ran away last year when @wbcboxing ordered you to fight me anytime anywhere anyhow #FakeTyson #Coward,” Whyte wrote on Twitter a few days back.

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Whyte has spent significant time being the WBC mandatory. Regardless, he has still not received a shot at the belt. As of now, he has his next task cut out for him when he fights Alexander Povetkin in August later this year.