Tyson Fury reveals his three sparring partners ahead of Whyte showdown
Jared Anderson, David Adeleye and Martin Bakole will be the three heavyweights that Tyson Fury works with ahead of his domestic clash against Dillian Whyte.
The Gypsy King is returning to fight on home soil for the first time since outpointing Francesco Pianeta in 2018 at Windsor Park.
Since then, Fury has fought his last five bouts in America, including three showdowns with Deontay Wilder.
In-between their trilogy, Fury blasted out Tom Schwartz and outpointed Swedish southpaw Otto Wallin in Las Vegas.
Fury is expected to defend his WBC heavyweight title against mandatory opponent Whyte on April 23 at Wembley Stadium after the latter put pen to paper on Tuesday morning.
"I'm also going to use Martin Bakole. Bakole is AJ's [Anthony Joshua] mate but I've seen interviews where he said he's sparred us all and I am the only one he cannot land a glove on."
Who are his three sparring partners?
"Tyson said the next heavyweight champion after him is Jared Anderson," Fury's promoter Bob Arum told Sky Sports.