Tyson Fury vs. Dillian Whyte | BT PPV - 23 April 2022

Who wins?

Poll ended at 23 Apr 2022, 11:41

Fury - Decision
63
31%
Fury - T/KO
109
54%
DRAW
3
1%
Whyte - T/KO
24
12%
Whyte - Decision
3
1%
 
Total votes: 202

gregregegg
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So will purse bids happen tommorow or will they get delayed? surely they have to make the call about nowish, people have flights to catch ect...
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 15:39 So will purse bids happen tommorow or will they get delayed? surely they have to make the call about nowish, people have flights to catch ect...
Probably delayed again. It’s a complete mess. If the WBC had sorted their shit out Tyson could have been fighting Whyte in February.
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maverick23 wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 15:52
gregregegg wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 15:39 So will purse bids happen tommorow or will they get delayed? surely they have to make the call about nowish, people have flights to catch ect...
Probably delayed again. It’s a complete mess. If the WBC had sorted their shit out Tyson could have been fighting Whyte in February.
March more realisticaly, gareth davies said that frank has the stadium in cardif booked mate march... If the deal isnt made soon that becomes undoable.

if you win a purse bid, how soon can you put a fight on? is there a limmit to how quick you can force it? (obviously if both parties agree you could have it very soon, but if whyte claimed it was too soon and wanted more time, could they force him to fight in 7.5 weeks time?)

being the pessimist i am, i wont be shocked if no big heavyweight fights happen befor late may....
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 16:00
maverick23 wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 15:52
gregregegg wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 15:39 So will purse bids happen tommorow or will they get delayed? surely they have to make the call about nowish, people have flights to catch ect...
Probably delayed again. It’s a complete mess. If the WBC had sorted their shit out Tyson could have been fighting Whyte in February.
March more realisticaly, gareth davies said that frank has the stadium in cardif booked mate march... If the deal isnt made soon that becomes undoable.

if you win a purse bid, how soon can you put a fight on? is there a limmit to how quick you can force it? (obviously if both parties agree you could have it very soon, but if whyte claimed it was too soon and wanted more time, could they force him to fight in 7.5 weeks time?)

being the pessimist i am, i wont be shocked if no big heavyweight fights happen befor late may....
You’re probably right re: May. Certainly can’t see it being March now.

Re: February, Tyson made it clear that he wanted another fight ASAP after the Wilder fight and wanted to stay active. If the WBC had sorted the mess out in a timely manner then purse bids/negotiations could have happened November time.

Let’s see what happens. I don’t really care who fights who out of the 4 of them - I just want to see some good fights!
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Wonder if Fury is in training for Whyte and has always planned on facing Whyte? All the other names and messing is just head games.
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589555 wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 16:51 Wonder if Fury is in training for Whyte and has always planned on facing Whyte? All the other names and messing is just head games.
I am of the opinion that the Helenius and Ruiz fights were never going to happen, just talk from my fellow Jew Uncle Bob.
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AJ will take step aside money tomorrow then we will have to wait months for Fury v Usyk to be arranged with all the shenanigans over who gets how much
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Terminator666 wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 18:40 AJ will take step aside money tomorrow then we will have to wait months for Fury v Usyk to be arranged with all the shenanigans over who gets how much
I think this might be the case.

Despite all his rhetoric, AJ has never definitively ruled out taking step aside.
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I think if he could trust fury to fight him after(if he wins) he would of stepped aside by now. But I don’t know if he can.

Plus If they do fight after it almost certainly won’t be undisputed because if whyte steps aside he will want a garentee at wbc soon, plus iBF will be due soon, and all the rest.

People are acting like it’s a neat “step aside then fight winner for undisputed later this year…. It might be a lot of things, but it’s not that.
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When Joshua talks about options, I suspect the main one is whether he'd be expected to fight in the meantime, and whom. That's a long time to be inactive otherwise, with Usyk-Fury unlikely before May.

So I think it's a much harder call for him if Whyte's manoeuvred in, rather than a tickover. At this point that's a fight he might lose, and then wish he'd rematched Usyk.

Besides the regular noise, I don't see any problems making Usyk-Fury, which I'm sure is what both want. But we need Joshua and Whyte to sort out alternatives that might not be each other, despite being what most fans would be happiest with.

I still wouldn't mind Fury-Whyte, but there you go. Be surprised if it happens.
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This is all a delaying tactic from Hearn. He knows AJ and Whyte have no intention of stepping aside. The clock is ticking on Warren’s tenure at BT Sport. If the DAZN take over takes effect from the new tax year 1st April then Warren has 2 months to put cards on. Fury won’t fight on BT Sport again, at least not for the WBC belt, which will go to Purse. Hearn will win the Purse, Fury will bottle it, and Whyte will fight for the vacant belt.

It’s late and I could well be talking total shit !
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daz74 wrote: 25 Jan 2022, 20:45 This is all a delaying tactic from Hearn. He knows AJ and Whyte have no intention of stepping aside. The clock is ticking on Warren’s tenure at BT Sport. If the DAZN take over takes effect from the new tax year 1st April then Warren has 2 months to put cards on. Fury won’t fight on BT Sport again, at least not for the WBC belt, which will go to Purse. Hearn will win the Purse, Fury will bottle it, and Whyte will fight for the vacant belt.

It’s late and I could well be talking total shit !
You never know what’s going to happen but if DAZN buy BT Sports (and not just certain contracts) then they’ll be liable for the contracts BT had I.e. the deal with Warren. You might be right though in them trying to get it done for the start of April so Frank wanting to get Fury on PPV before then. It may also be that Tyson himself has been vocal about wanting to get out again quickly and end of March will be 6 months since Wilder 3.
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Alright 10 hours till purse bids. Surely that means bids are happening, they would of cancelled by now if they wernt... people must be on planes.

If everyone flys out and then they pospone its a farce.
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gregregegg wrote: 26 Jan 2022, 03:54 Alright 10 hours till purse bids. Surely that means bids are happening, they would of cancelled by now if they wernt... people must be on planes.

If everyone flys out and then they pospone its a farce.
I think that the only way it doesn't get postponed is if progress has been made with the Whyte-WBC arbitration that we don't know about yet. I assume that's the only reason that it keeps getting postponed as we know the WBC doesn't tend to make decisions that may favour Whyte very often. However, I still doubt it as there has been no news of that leaked. I expect it to be postponed again. Just wish the arbitration would be concluded more quickly.
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isn’t today the deadline for extended negotiations ? If that’s the case, and negotiations haven’t been successful, then a date for purse bids will be set, or the negotiations deadline will be extended ?
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daz74 wrote: 26 Jan 2022, 05:42 isn’t today the deadline for extended negotiations ? If that’s the case, and negotiations haven’t been successful, then a date for purse bids will be set, or the negotiations deadline will be extended ?
Yep - today’s the day for purse bids but who knows if they’ll actually happen. I expect the purse bid to be delayed again.
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maverick23 wrote: 26 Jan 2022, 06:42
daz74 wrote: 26 Jan 2022, 05:42 isn’t today the deadline for extended negotiations ? If that’s the case, and negotiations haven’t been successful, then a date for purse bids will be set, or the negotiations deadline will be extended ?
Yep - today’s the day for purse bids but who knows if they’ll actually happen. I expect the purse bid to be delayed again.
And this is the type of thing that makes/is making Boxing a circus. :brick:
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This is being discussed on talkSPORT right now.

Apparently Joshua has been offered £15 million to step aside.

He has until 5pm today to accept it.

However, he has asked for an extra £5 million, with £1 million of that going to charity.

Currently he is being told no.

Of course, there is no way of knowing how much of this is true!
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FGS Joshua - take the step aside, find a new trainer and have an easish fight with your new trainer - Trevor Bryan or someone like that. You got outclassed by Usyk, Usyk a notoriously slow starter, was not behind for a single second of the fight.

As you say "no excuses" - already if you lose there will be loads of genuine excuses - "not enough time to settle with the trainer" etc.

Take the money, have an interim fight and then fight the winner - simples.

Really starting to grate now with his talking cliches and every sentence he utters seems to have been written by someone else.
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Hearn is saying AH doesn't want to step aside, so what we waiting for?

Get the Usyk rematch sorted..
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Imagine how boxing would be without mandated rematch clauses.
This situation is a joke.
Kinda hope Whyte fucks his shoulder up irreparablly, Fury retires and Usyk beats Joshua within 30 secs
Joe Joyce undisputed 2022 when he beats Charles Martin in 1 round for all 4 vacant belts.
Apparently bids getting delayed again.
Shite all round.
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... he has asked for an extra £5 million, with £1 million of that going to charity.
so he wants a straight £20 million to get longer to prepare for a fight for the undisputed titles .. and he wants them to also give £1 million to charity ... he truly is an altruistic Saint.
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The fun and games continue. Purse bids have been postponed by 48 hours.
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If they are offering £15 million step-aside - then it should be Whyte getting offered it because he is the one who will be at the back of the queue.

If Fury & Usyk fight this summer it will be summer 2024 before Whyte would gets an opportunity.

It's all all about the money; Joshua has earnt his - Fury & Usyk will earn theirs .. love or loathe Whyte; compensate him for his lost opportunity too.
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