Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte: Fight night in pictures from record breaking night in front of 94,000 at Wembley
'Legend' Fury takes the throne
'The Gypsy King' Tyson Fury looking at his regal best before retaining his world title against fellow Brit Dillian Whyte.
"I've never experienced anything like that before - I messed up my ring walk!" said Fury, who came out in a red-and-white gown, blowing kisses to the crowd before fireworks illuminated Wembley.
Fury jogged to the ring and sat on a throne before showing he was the king of the heavyweights.
"He didn't just fight a world champion in this game," Fury said.
"I'm a legend... what a way to top it all off."
Man of the people
Tyson Fury makes his way to the ring on a throne at Wembley Stadium.
Despite fighting a fellow Brit, the charismatic and colourful Fury was the clear fan favourite in front of a national boxing record crowd of 94,000.
Fury earned a whopping $40 million for the fight but he says that was not his motivating factor.
"It's never been about money. I drive in an '07 (Volkswagen) Passat! I know money can't make happiness... all I ever want to do is win!"
The king surveys his empire
Tyson Fury surveys his loyal subjects before delivering another boxing masterclass amid a electric atmosphere.
The knockout blow
Tyson Fury knocks down Dillian Whyte during the WBC heavyweight title fight at Wembley.
"He is as strong as a bull and has the heart of a lion," Fury said of Whyte.
"But tonight he met a great in the sport, one of the greatest heavyweights of all time."
'Even Lennox Lewis would be proud of that'
Tyson Fury watches Dillian Whyte fall to the canvas after his devastating final punch.
"I think even Lennox Lewis would be proud of that uppercut," Fury said later.
Not all Whyte
Dillian Whyte attempts to regather himself after the thunderous blow from Tyson Fury.
He got back to his feet but was staggering badly and the referee had no option but to stop the fight.
Outclassed on the night
Dillian Whyte attempts to get back to his feet.
The Jamaican-born veteran was a big underdog going into the fight but is known for his punching power and Tyson Fury took that threat seriously.
Game, set, match
Tyson Fury raises his fist in triumph after knocking down Dillian Whyte.
Hard work pays off
Tyson Fury celebrates victory.
It was his first fight on home soil for three years following the famed trilogy against USA's Deontay Wilder.
All three of those fights were held in America.
A born entertainer
Tyson Fury is victorious at Wembley Stadium.
He wasn't quite finished there.
A born entertainer, Fury gave the biggest ever capacity for a boxing bout in Britain a now-familiar post-fight rendition of Don McLean's 'American Pie.'
