When is Dillian Whyte's next fight? Date, fight time, TV channel and live stream
ALL WHYTE When is Dillian Whyte's next fight? Date, fight time, TV channel and live stream
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DILLIAN WHYTE is just days away from making his huge return to the ring - and fans can't wait!
The Brixton star was all set to face Joe Joyce in April for what was expected to be a blockbuster British battle.
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Dillian Whyte's fight against Joe Joyce got scuppered
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However, the fight got scuppered as Whyte was forced to withdraw after suffering a severe finger injury during training.
But to the delight of boxing fans, Whyte's medical team has given him the all-clear to get back in the ring and continue what he hopes can be a pathway to the top.
And the British icon will be determined to build on his most recent seventh-round stoppage demolition over Ebenezer Tetteh last December.
Whyte, 37, has been linked to fight against several superstars, including British boxing hero and bitter rival Anthony Joshua.
AJ is unlikely to be in the other corner for his next bout, even though Whyte admitted that Joshua would be a 'perfect opponent', but this doesn't mean that whoever he fights next won't be just as good.
When is Dillian Whyte's next fight?
Dillian Whyte's next fight will take place THIS Saturday - June 7.
The British icon is set to battle on the undercard of Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni.
Whyte's opponent is yet to be confirmed and neither has his ring-walk times, but the main card gets underway at 7pm BST.
This event will take place in front of tens of thousands of fans at the home of Ipswich Town FC, Portman Road.
What TV channel is Dillian Whyte's next fight on and can it be live streamed?
Dillian Whyte's next fight will be broadcast LIVE on DAZN.
You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
A flexible pass, worth £19.99, is also available, and you can cancel at any time with 30 days' notice.
You can also pay £119.99 for the year upfront, which is the lowest cost option.
Alternatively, you can follow SunSport's live blog of the event to keep up with all the latest on the card.
How can I buy tickets?
Tickets for Dillian Whyte's next fight are still available on secondary sites such as StubHub.
At the time of writing, the cheapest ticket is priced at £55.
*Please note that StubHub and similar secondary ticket resale sites may list tickets above face value.
Who else is on the card for Dillian Whyte's next fight?
Dillian Whyte's next fight will be the co-main event to Fabio Wardley and Justis Huni's WBA interim title clash.
Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni - for the interim WBA heavyweight title
- for the interim WBA heavyweight title Dillian Whyte vs TBA
Pierce O'Leary vs Liam Dillon - for the EEU uropean super-lightweight title
Nelson Hysa vs Patrick Korte - for the WBO European heavyweight title
Mike Perez vs Steven Ward
Sam Gilley vs Gideon Onyenani
Umar Khan vs Moises Garcia
Billy Adams vs Alexander Morales
Lewis Richardson vs Dimitri Protkunas
Lillie Winch vs Katerina Dvorakova
Jack Williams vs Fernando Valdez
What has been said?
Dillian Whyte still wanted to fight Joe Joyce even after suffering a severe finger injury and he opened up on how it happened.
Speaking to talkSPORT in March, the British star said: "I was training as usual and there was a guy next to me in the gym and he dropped his weights and it rolled down.
"As I put my weight down, I ended up catching his finger between his dumbell and my dumbell.
"I still wanted to fight so I didn't tell my team, I had a few days off with a chest infection.
"But it cut right to the bone although I just thought I could get stitches and put it back in a glove again.
"It's cut down the first joint so it's hard for me to bend it and I can't clench my first properly."
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