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

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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Horse »

Dillian Whyte vs Dereck Chisora
Dillian Whyte vs David Price
Dillian Whyte vs John McDermott

Plenty of good alternatives.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Escorpioza wrote:ive read in an interview from Hughie Fury that he said Dillian Whyte is a good friend of the Fury family
So what?
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Horse wrote:Dillian Whyte vs Dereck Chisora
Dillian Whyte vs David Price
Dillian Whyte vs John McDermott

Plenty of good alternatives.
David Allen has said he wants it.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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BitPlayer wrote:David Allen has said he wants it.
He doesn't deserve it.

If he can beat Sexton for the English title then he'll deserve a shot.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by Stevieb8006 »

maley1984 wrote:
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.
Just think it's the wrong fight for him, whyte is too game (for him at the current moment). Hughies looked a bit, what's the word, weary in his recent performances. Think his allergys could actually fornicate up his career. Also not sure he has the power to hold dillian off, hope I'm wrong.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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He's got more issues than just allergies.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by sy86 »

Escorpioza wrote:ive read in an interview from Hughie Fury that he said Dillian Whyte is a good friend of the Fury family
I think I remember he was either trained by Peter at one point or did several camps with them.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Fury is 20-0 and people are saying 'it's too early to fight Whyte', 'no need' for a British title fight etc... What's going on?
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by ElJefe »

If Hughie's health is the reason the fight isn't happening then fair enough, but it does my head in to see people not taking fights because they're "good friends" with someone. Weren't Crolla and Murray good friends? Still gave us a brilliant fight. Doesn't need to be any hard feelings to produce a good fight.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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BitPlayer wrote:He's got more issues than just allergies.
What?
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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I think Whyte would stop him, he's so underrated by people, the Fury's know their onions though, Fury is only young, too soon for him IMO.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Unfortunately this just proves in another thread where we discussed Hughie just dodgy any hard fights. Real shame as Peter always talks sense. This time it seems like the Gypsy family are ducking a fight? Hughie yet to beat any average domestic fighter so all this talk of world honors is a joke.

Need to back up your talk now Peter/Hughie and take this fight. :bag:
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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TopGun wrote:Unfortunately this just proves in another thread where we discussed Hughie just dodgy any hard fights. Real shame as Peter always talks sense. This time it seems like the Gypsy family are ducking a fight? Hughie yet to beat any average domestic fighter so all this talk of world honors is a joke.

Need to back up your talk now Peter/Hughie and take this fight. :bag:
At least Peter has just said it, most just think of an excuse.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Didn't think Hughie team would take on the Whyte fight, just keep on fighting fighters who are smaller and who aren't a power puncher, he will go quickly up the WBO rankings and Tyson will give up the belt if he ever wins a final eliminator.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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mickey1975 wrote:
TopGun wrote:Unfortunately this just proves in another thread where we discussed Hughie just dodgy any hard fights. Real shame as Peter always talks sense. This time it seems like the Gypsy family are ducking a fight? Hughie yet to beat any average domestic fighter so all this talk of world honors is a joke.

Need to back up your talk now Peter/Hughie and take this fight. :bag:
At least Peter has just said it, most just think of an excuse.

Peter just said Hughie is in a good position within the world rankings.....he never said that his son is dodging this fight because he may lose which is essentially one could suggest his actions are saying? Talk is cheap now from peter
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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If his next fight was for a European title then fair enough, but even then the British title is well worth having and Whyte would be a good learning fight.
One thing I liked about Tyson is that he picked up all the belts.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Coco wrote:If his next fight was for a European title then fair enough, but even then the British title is well worth having and Whyte would be a good learning fight.
One thing I liked about Tyson is that he picked up all the belts.

yes I agree....although I believe Tyson ducked Price for the British title at the time as he was too big a threat. Maloney offered him stupid money too.....
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Post by maley1984 »

Coco wrote:If his next fight was for a European title then fair enough, but even then the British title is well worth having and Whyte would be a good learning fight.
One thing I liked about Tyson is that he picked up all the belts.

It wud b a disgrace if he got a European title shot wen he hasn't boxed a domestic contender.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Peter a business man and with him now being a FW fighter if he wins his next 4 fights he will suddenly be in a final eliminator for the WBO title. Tyson will give it up (if he's still champion then) they are going to look for the easiest route to the title. Hughie real pays days will come if he ever wins the title. he probably not on much money as he has a really small fan base.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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TopGun wrote:yes I agree....although I believe Tyson ducked Price for the British title at the time as he was too big a threat. Maloney offered him stupid money too.....
How much was he offered?
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Glass Joe wrote:Peter a business man and with him now being a FW fighter if he wins his next 4 fights he will suddenly be in a final eliminator for the WBO title. Tyson will give it up (if he's still champion then) they are going to look for the easiest route to the title. Hughie real pays days will come if he ever wins the title. he probably not on much money as he has a really small fan base.
I genuinely think it's because the lad's not well. I don't think he's avoiding Whyte to get a shot at the WBO. He's not anywhere near that. If Whyte would beat him right now then lots of other guys would too and he needs a good rest and to get himself sorted. That's it.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Horse wrote:
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.
WTF you on about Petter posted why he will not be taking the fight .
The lad ent well ,god only knows whats wrong with him ,he's looked like he's regressed to me and is struggling compared to when he turned pro .
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

Post by stevedoc »

hughie isn't a big puncher and isn't a strong physical fighter he doesn't of seemed to of got his man strength yet i would swerve whyte as well i could see dillion pushing him around with ease ,it's a fight hughie could win but if dillion can hurt AJ i'm sure he could hurt hughie and maybe put him to sleep ,chisora would be a better fight for hughie as he dosen't have much of a punch
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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Peter not stupid he would't make Hughie fight if he was ill. Kassi was awkward and Hughie doesn't have the style to take him out. Hughie pretty boring to watch, most of his fights he will be told to take it to points unless the opponent is taylor made to be taken out.
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Re: Hughie Fury v Dillian Whyte

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stevedoc wrote:hughie isn't a big puncher and isn't a strong physical fighter he doesn't of seemed to of got his man strength yet i would swerve whyte as well i could see dillion pushing him around with ease ,it's a fight hughie could win but if dillion can hurt AJ i'm sure he could hurt hughie and maybe put him to sleep ,chisora would be a better fight for hughie as he dosen't have much of a punch
Chisora would be a good fight for either of them
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