After failing to appear at the announcement press conference a few months ago, Whyte is now fully involved in fight week and is fired up ahead of his shot for the WBC  heavyweight title. 

“It means everything to me to fight in my own country for the world title. It’s a big fight," Whyte said. "We weren’t expected to be here [when they sparred together ten years ago], especially me, but I’m here and ready to go. I’m ready to rock and roll."

Fury was also in great spirits and is looking forward to a memorable night in the English capital in front of 94,000 fans. 

"Great preparation…” Fury responded when asked about his training camp for Whyte. 

“He’s a good fighting man, and the fans are in for a good night. It’s been absolutely fantastic. It’s been an amazing journey from where I started all those years ago, all the ups and downs, drugs, alcohol, fighting Deontay Wilder in America. It’s been a great journey, and we’re looking for a memorable night.”

While the pair didn't engage in an intense face-off, John Fury, Tyson's father, looked to steal headlines with a verbal exchange with Whyte's team. 

The two teams were then separated to allow Fury and Whyte to stare each other down before Friday's weigh-in.