Fury has emerged as the No 1 heavyweight in the world after two demolitions of Deontay Wilder, but the WBC has still not announced Dillian Whyte as his mandatory challenger, leaving him without a confirmed opponent for a swift return. The fullback, with 38 tests and 12 tries for the Wallabies, had made attempts to return to top-level action, but complained of lingering symptoms such as migraines. "Swindon Town FC, Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management, Michael Standing and Gareth Barry all have until Wednesday December 1 2021 to provide responses to their respective charges." Richard Riakporhe, Caroline Dubois, Florian Marku and the Azim brothers feature on Saturday night in London, before Terence Crawford fights Shawn Porter in the early hours of Sunday from Las Vegas, both live on Sky SportsSenior Boxing Journalist@JamesDielhennSunday 14 November 2021 07:16, UK