Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

Whyte vs. Lewison Winner and How?

Poll ended at 20 Sep 2016, 21:31

Dillian Whyte Stoppage
60
61%
Dillian Whyte Decision
20
20%
Draw
3
3%
Ian Lewison Decision
3
3%
Ian Lewison Stoppage
12
12%
 
Total votes: 98

wesshaw1985
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Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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rm1
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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Not impressed with Dillian refusing to shake hands which he also did with the Dave Allen fight. He is not going to endear himself to people this way. lewison is talented enough to spring an upset and I really hope he does but he looks very heavy and as such probably won't be in condition to do 12.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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rm1 wrote:Not impressed with Dillian refusing to shake hands which he also did with the Dave Allen fight. He is not going to endear himself to people this way. lewison is talented enough to spring an upset and I really hope he does but he looks very heavy and as such probably won't be in condition to do 12.
Well don't let the no handshake thing upset you to much mate
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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It's about who turns up in shape, Lewison is a real hard nut but a bit of a waste of talent, Whyte got beat up bad against Joshua, fights like that take a lot out of you, if Lewison is in shape and takes him into the trenches he can win. However it is doubtful he has ever been in proper condition.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

Post by TheLeprechaun »

Lewison will be swinging and coming to cause serious harm to Whyte. I think he'll know he can't do 12 and will be attempting to bang Whyte out of there pronto. Whyte isn't hard to hit is he. Should make for a good watch :TU:
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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If he can't do 12 rounds why is he in the sport?
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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rm1 wrote:Not impressed with Dillian refusing to shake hands which he also did with the Dave Allen fight. He is not going to endear himself to people this way. lewison is talented enough to spring an upset and I really hope he does but he looks very heavy and as such probably won't be in condition to do 12.

Do you mean after the face to face? I read that as Lewison offering it for a joke as he said "you know I was only joking yeah" sarcastically, so not surprised Whyte didn't shake it.

Can't say I'm too bothered in the build up about not shaking hands, as long as a bit of respect is shown afterwards I'm fine with that.

Shame this one is in Glasgow to be honest wouldn't have minded going to see it if it was in London.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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Got a feeling Lay Em Out won't be in the best of shape and Whyte forces a late stoppage.

Two scenarios here.

1- Both swinging wild haymakers in a 3 round slug fest.

2- holding and clinching to a dull 12 rounds wide points decision.


Can't see anything in-between.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

Post by rm1 »

PredatorHayds wrote:Got a feeling Lay Em Out won't be in the best of shape and Whyte forces a late stoppage.

Two scenarios here.

1- Both swinging wild haymakers in a 3 round slug fest.

2- holding and clinching to a dull 12 rounds wide points decision.






Can't see anything in-between.
What about 3 rounds slug fest and 9 cuddle fest ?
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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rm1 wrote:
PredatorHayds wrote:Got a feeling Lay Em Out won't be in the best of shape and Whyte forces a late stoppage.

Two scenarios here.

1- Both swinging wild haymakers in a 3 round slug fest.

2- holding and clinching to a dull 12 rounds wide points decision.






Can't see anything in-between.
What about 3 rounds slug fest and 9 cuddle fest ?
sounds the better option to me !
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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Dillian just has to hate on everyone. He overplays the bad guy act for me. It gets tiresome everytime out.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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Lewison may have power but at the end of the day he has only 8KOs in 15 fights against poor oppostion on the whole. Whyte has a good chin so it's very unlikely Ian can get the early stoppage he'll be looking for. Whyte late stoppage/wide decision is the logical prediction.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

Post by handsofstone »

Good fight this,should be fun,Whyte was dominant against Allen last time out but i dont know if Dave's outside issues affected his performance that night,still take nothing away from Dillian though he never lost a round,Whyte can be unpredictable sometimes he can look a bit pedestrian before exploding into life and getting the other guy out of there

Lewison i expect will take the fight to Whyte and wont be overawed,he's coming off that early KO win in China and he has a couple of decent wins over Hoffman in Prizefighter and Dallas so he'll bring his own dangers

I reckon Whyte is the better boxer though and the harder hitter and fancy him to stop Lewison late on
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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I don't know why but I'm looking forward to this one! In the back of my mind I know it'll probably be a frustrating bore of a fight but I'm still interested!
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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Have a feeling this will just be two fat plodders going at it like two drunk dads outside a pub, with more hugging. Hope I'm wrong and it lives up to the billing it's getting.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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Whyte - 253
Lewison - 273
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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jameswilson wrote:Whyte - 253
Lewison - 273
Not sure it those weights mean much. Lewison is big though. Heavyweights are huge these days
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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boxingknockout wrote:
jameswilson wrote:Whyte - 253
Lewison - 273
Not sure it those weights mean much. Lewison is big though. Heavyweights are huge these days
Neither stripped to their underwear to weigh in. Whyte was wearing a big pair of joggers and Lewison a track suit. Not saying it means they are much lighter but it suggests Lewison is slightly lighter than his fight in China.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

Post by rm1 »

Lewison is very heavy as he was in his last fight. Can't see it going twelve.
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

Post by Stuarty »

jameswilson wrote:
boxingknockout wrote:
jameswilson wrote:Whyte - 253
Lewison - 273
Not sure it those weights mean much. Lewison is big though. Heavyweights are huge these days
Neither stripped to their underwear to weigh in. Whyte was wearing a big pair of joggers and Lewison a track suit. Not saying it means they are much lighter but it suggests Lewison is slightly lighter than his fight in China.
Whyte had a good old grope at Lewisons man tit at the face off!
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Re: Dillian Whyte vs. Ian Lewison - October 7th 2016

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I think him not stripping might of been some sort of weird mind game that no one understands.

He looked very disinterested at the weigh in.
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