Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Who would win?

Hughie Fury - KO
2
2%
Hughie Fury - Decision
52
50%
Draw
2
2%
Dillian Whyte - KO
44
43%
Dillian Whyte - Decision
3
3%
 
Total votes: 103

fightfan95
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Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by fightfan95 »

So apparently the BBBofC have ordered this fight for the vacant British Title. I hope this works out and the fight goes ahead - I believe this would generate a lot of interest from the general public 'AJ's toughest test so far' v 'Tyson Fury's undefeated cousin.'

So....
1) Will this fight be made?
2) Who would you want to win?
3) Who do you think will win and how?
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samwbr
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by samwbr »

Peter Fury says they aren't interested and its not happening.
Andrew
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Andrew »

Unfortunately this won't happen

https://mobile.twitter.com/peterfury/st ... 5877543936

Very disappointing
asdfjkl
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by asdfjkl »

Èxpected, Hughie is no match for Whyte, I would have stepped aside as well if I were Hughie, or his manager
Stevieb8006
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Stevieb8006 »

asdfjkl wrote:Èxpected, Hughie is no match for Whyte, I would have stepped aside as well if I were Hughie, or his manager
I agree. And I like Hughie. But fighting white this early would be a mistake.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by gilgamesh »

I figure Whyte would've beaten him
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by expe »

Hughie with absolute ease unless he starts fighting like Tyson used to and gets caught with something. Whyte can bang but other than that he's very limited.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by maley1984 »

Stevieb8006 wrote:
asdfjkl wrote:Èxpected, Hughie is no match for Whyte, I would have stepped aside as well if I were Hughie, or his manager
I agree. And I like Hughie. But fighting white this early would be a mistake.


Why who has Whyte beat. Yes he put up a decent display against aj and got stopped. team fury say hughie is world class and with notice wud fight wilder or other top 15 ranked fighters won't fight him why dodge whyte. It's a good test. Bet his next fight fight is a knock over job nothing learned.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Stuarty »

Naandrew wrote:Unfortunately this won't happen

https://mobile.twitter.com/peterfury/st ... 5877543936

Very disappointing
I'd have fancied Fury for a points win in a very good fight. It's puzzling why they're just shunning the fight. Who will step in and take the shot now if Hughie isn't interested?
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by keirw »

Naandrew wrote:Unfortunately this won't happen

https://mobile.twitter.com/peterfury/st ... 5877543936

Very disappointing
Has he given a reason why he doesn't want Hughie to challenge for the British title?
Surely he doesn't think he is above that level.

Hate to say it, but looks like a duck to me. Shame, would have been an interesting fight.
Sklar
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Sklar »

The plan for Hughie seems to be to fight a procession of low cost (but reasonably decent) who needs him men until a big belt mandatory position is achieved. There's not enough money in a fight with Whyte to risk the wheels falling off.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Boxerbeetle »

keirw wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Unfortunately this won't happen

https://mobile.twitter.com/peterfury/st ... 5877543936

Very disappointing
Has he given a reason why he doesn't want Hughie to challenge for the British title?
Surely he doesn't think he is above that level.

Hate to say it, but looks like a duck to me. Shame, would have been an interesting fight.
Tyson ducked Price, it worked out well for him in the end
:TU:
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by wesshaw1985 »

Hughie wide on points.
It would be a fun fight, hopefully we get to see it at some point...
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Coco »

Disappointed that they are not taking this.
If he is not ready for Whyte now, when will he be?
asdfjkl
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by asdfjkl »

Coco wrote:Disappointed that they are not taking this.
If he is not ready for Whyte now, when will he be?
Never, but neither is Wilder and he's carrying a belt for quite some time now as well so yea, beïng a good boxer isn't everything in the boxingworld.
Sklar
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Sklar »

Coco wrote:Disappointed that they are not taking this.
If he is not ready for Whyte now, when will he be?
Has Whyte sparred Hughie previously?
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Cyclops »

Hughie's not very well, is he? I don't see why they would avoid this fight otherwise to be honest.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by JimJim2009 »

expe wrote:Hughie with absolute ease unless he starts fighting like Tyson used to and gets caught with something. Whyte can bang but other than that he's very limited.
I agree.
BitPlayer
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by BitPlayer »

I think Hughie would probably win, but I'd be rooting for Whyte. The fight has been brought up before, and Peter says there's no need for it to happen. I think a nice domestic level win and a title will be perfect for Whyte to build on from.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by BitPlayer »

clopixolacuphase wrote:Hughie's not very well, is he? I don't see why they would avoid this fight otherwise to be honest.
It's probably just that they're friends, and unless Hughie can really make Whyte look bad, I think Hughie would take more punishment than ideal at such a young age. Whyte would have to make it a war.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Horse »

Naandrew wrote:Unfortunately this won't happen

https://mobile.twitter.com/peterfury/st ... 5877543936

Very disappointing
Pathetic.

Did he make any effort to justify it?

Ducking McDermott and now ducking Whyte.

Hughie Fury's going bloody nowhere in a hurry.
BitPlayer
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by BitPlayer »

Boxerbeetle wrote:
keirw wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Unfortunately this won't happen

https://mobile.twitter.com/peterfury/st ... 5877543936

Very disappointing
Has he given a reason why he doesn't want Hughie to challenge for the British title?
Surely he doesn't think he is above that level.

Hate to say it, but looks like a duck to me. Shame, would have been an interesting fight.
Tyson ducked Price, it worked out well for him in the end
:TU:
I think there is a case to be made there. If you're a world champ then clearly ducking is bad, but if you're a developing fighter, especially one as young as Hughie or even Tyson was, developing the fighter, and avoiding too much damage should surely be prioritized.
Sklar
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Sklar »

What's the relevance of them liking Dillian? It's a prizefight, it doesn't need to be a blood feud.

Health issues could well be fair enough.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Escorpioza »

ive read in an interview from Hughie Fury that he said Dillian Whyte is a good friend of the Fury family
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