In the land where modern boxing was born from the drafting of the Queensberry rules in 1867, a fight was held supremacy in the queen category of pugilism will be taken by many people this Saturday who have not yet gathered around a ring in the United Kingdom: Tyson Fury will unveil his World Boxing Council scepter before Dillian Whyte at Wembley, which will get rid of 94,000 people. The night will be seen via ESPN 2 from 3:00 pm

High expectations for this match where the organization was left in the hands of promoter Frank Warren after winning the auction a record bid of 30 million pounds ($ 41 million). On March 2, 89,000 tickets were sold, sold in just 90 minutes. The stadium’s capacity was then expanded to 94,000 seats. And interest isn’t limited to the United Kingdom: in the United States, the billboard can be seen in theaters of various chains, as happened in the great battles of the 1970s.

All this despite the fact that Fury will not star this Saturday in the duel that the British public has been eagerly awaiting for five years, against fellow Englishman Anthony Joshua; or the clash that will appoint an undisputed champion of the highest division, against the Ukrainian Oleksandr Usykmonarch recognized by the World Boxing Association, International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Organization (and defeated Joshua in September).

The magnetism of the undefeated Council champion justifies most of the expectations. Added to this is that this performance will mark his return to his country after nearly four years of absence and after five against the United States, including three he starred in with Deontay Wilder (he tied the first and won two yet with amazing meanings). Seems like that wasn’t enough, he gypsy king He warned a few months ago that this was his last role as a hired boxer and this week he adopted it.