By Daily Sports Nigeria on March 23, 2022
Tyson Fury will defend his WBC heavyweight title against British rival Dillian Whyte at Wembley on April 23; Martin Bakole is among the fighters helping Fury prepare for the bout, his first in the UK since 2018.
Tyson Fury's performances in sparring as he prepares to face Dillian Whyte are making it "clear" he's the best heavyweight in the world, according to the coach of his training partner Martin Bakole.
Fury is set to defend his WBC title against fellow Brit Whyte in a Wembley showdown on April 23, live on BT Box Office.
Among the fighters helping Fury prepare for the bout is DR Congo-born and Scotland-based Bakole, whose trainer Billy Nelson says the level of competition has been "excellent".
Bakole (17-1) has been in Fury's camp along with British prospect David Adeleye.
"Martin's really enjoying the sparring with Tyson Fury," Nelson said.
"It's clear to see why he [Fury] is the world's number one.
"It's an excellent spar between the two of them. Also there's a mixture of sparring with David Adeleye."
Source Sky Sports
Posted March 23, 2022
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