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British boxer Tyson Fury is the mandatory challenger to Wladimir Klitschko's world heavyweight titles, and the two camps have come to an agreement for a fight on November 28 in Dusseldorf, Germany, with ESPN's Dan Rafael confirming the news.

Riath Al-Samarrai of MailOnline previously reported that Chelsea had held talks to stage the fight at Stamford Bridge, adding that promoters were also considering Arsenal's Emirates Stadium as an option.

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Fury currently holds a 24-0 record, per BoxRec. The 26-year-old possesses the cockiness and the unrelenting self-belief to go with it, something we've seen on multiple occasions throughout his career. He's a trash-talker and isn't going to let Klitschko escape his brand of verbal treatment.

"If I ever get hold of Wladimir I will smash him in bits. He is a s--t-house man, he wouldn't spar his shadow," the Englishman told British Boxers (h/t Edward Chaykovsky of Boxing Scene) on May 14. 

"I had my head-guard on, I said go on let’s have a spar and he said no I’m only sparring small guys, because at the time he was going to be fighting Dereck Chisora, and he was scared of Dereck Chisora. I said to him, 'I can beat Dereck Chisora never mind you,' and then I went on a few months later and beat Dereck Chisora."