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

[Perkin Warbeck]

Will allegedly lose money because people will be turned off by the lack of a single decent undercard fight?

The main event is very good, but I won't buy a PPV without at least one interesting undercard fight.

And I'm not too hard to please. I thought Fury-Wilder III had an excellent undercard, although many disagreed.

[Ambling Alp II]

Do many people really buy a Pay Per View based on the undercard?

[margaret thatcher]

hardcores like us are a fringe group in the big picture, when talking about fights like this with mainstream attention. for the vast majority the whole thing is an event focused entirely around fury-whyte

[Ruthless-RKO]

Union Belt is Making The Rounds in The UK

[gregregegg]

That is the weirdest belt photo-shoot iv ever seen.

[IRONFIST]

Nice belt but for me there's still not the excitement factor for this fight. Fury should take it easy, at least with Wilder there was the danger factor.

[margaret thatcher]

wow knows, fury didnt have it easy with otto wallin, who was his last non wilder opponent

[Ruthless-RKO]

Fight Week schedule of events in London


Tuesday, April 19
Fury vs Whyte Open Workout is held on Tuesday, April 19. Video. In addition to the main event fighters, the list of other athletes in attendance includes Anthony Cacace, Isaac Lowe, Nick Ball, David Adeleye, Tommy Fury and Royston Barney-Smith.

Wednesday, April 20
The final Fury vs Whyte press conference is held on Wednesday, April 20. Live stream is available on ESPN APP and Top Rank Boxing channel on YouTube and Twitter. The start time is scheduled for 2:30 pm BST in the UK, which makes it 9:30 am ET / 6:30 am PT in the US, and 11:30 pm AEST in Australia.

Thursday, April 21
Fury vs Whyte undercard press conference is held on Thursday, April 21. In attendance Anthony Cacace, Jonathan Romero, Isaac Lowe and Nick Ball. Special guest are Tommy Fury, David Adeleye, Karol Itauma, Royston Barney-Smith and Kurt Walker.

Live stream on Top Rank’s YouTube and Twitter pages starts at 12:30 pm BST in the UK, 7:30 am ET / 4:30 am PT in the US and 9:30 pm AEST in Australia.

Friday, April 22
The official Fury vs. Whyte weigh-in ceremony is conducted on Friday, April 22. Live stream is available on ESPN2 and Top Rank’s YouTube and Twitter pages. The start time is scheduled for 2:30 pm BST in the UK, which makes it 9:30 am ET / 6:30 am PT in the US, and 11:30 pm AEST in Australia.

Saturday, April 23
Fury vs Whyte Fight Day is Saturday, April 23. PPV Broadcast starts at 7 pm BST in the UK, which makes it 2 pm ET / 11 am PT in the US.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Confirmed Card

Main Card

• Tyson Fury vs. Dillian Whyte, 12 rounds, heavyweight – Fury’s WBC and Lineal heavyweight titles
• Anthony Cacace vs. Jonathan Romero, 10 rounds, junior lightweight – vacant WBO International junior lightweight title
• Isaac Lowe vs. Nick Ball, 10 rounds, featherweight – vacant WBC Silver featherweight title
• David Adeleye vs. Chris Healey, 8 rounds, heavyweight
• Tommy Fury vs. Daniel Bocianski, 6 rounds, light heavyweight

Undercard

• Royston Barney-Smith vs. Constantin Radoi, 4 rounds, junior lightweight
• Karol Itauma vs. Michal Ciach, 4 rounds, light heavyweight
• Kurt Walker vs. Stefan Nicolae, 4 rounds, junior lightweight

[Ruthless-RKO]

[HomicideHenry]

Is it just me or has Fury lost so much weight that his skin looks a little loose or wrinkly in places? Not just in the stomach area but in other places as well.

[Ruthless-RKO]

[Thomastearns]

Fury's physique suggests he's going for speed rather than power.

As far as training goes, this is where Fury is up there with the very best. He obviously favours the old style focus upon endurance rather than sheer power.

In the days of 15 rounds it made a lot of sense, but even with 12, there's certainly nothing wrong with developing Marciano like stamina.

I would think that well over 50% of fights are won by the fighter with better stamina.

Mayweather, Calzaghe and Froch were all obvious examples of boxers that always went the full 12 rounds.

[Ruthless-RKO]

[Gran Hermano]

Nice belt but for me there's still not the excitement factor for this fight. Fury should take it easy, at least with Wilder there was the danger factor.

Whyte is just as capable of putting Fury down than Wilder was. Smaller men who don’t hit as hard as Whyte have done so before.

Whyte has more to his game than Wilder does. This is a much closer fight in terms of skillset of both men.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Nice belt but for me there's still not the excitement factor for this fight. Fury should take it easy, at least with Wilder there was the danger factor.

Whyte is just as capable of putting Fury down than Wilder was. Smaller men who don’t hit as hard as Whyte have done so before.

Whyte has more to his game than Wilder does. This is a much closer fight in terms of skillset of both men.

Yeh; Fury said he didn’t understand the odds. With it being a HW bout, one punch can clean you out.

[Thomastearns]

Nice belt but for me there's still not the excitement factor for this fight. Fury should take it easy, at least with Wilder there was the danger factor.

Whyte is just as capable of putting Fury down than Wilder was. Smaller men who don’t hit as hard as Whyte have done so before.

Whyte has more to his game than Wilder does. This is a much closer fight in terms of skillset of both men.

Agreed.

Whyte is better than Wilder in every area other than the one single punch.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Friday, April 22: Fury vs. Whyte Weigh-In 1:30 p.m. UK/9:30 a.m. ET/6:30 a.m. PT

[adislav123]

Nice belt but for me there's still not the excitement factor for this fight. Fury should take it easy, at least with Wilder there was the danger factor.

Whyte is just as capable of putting Fury down than Wilder was. Smaller men who don’t hit as hard as Whyte have done so before.

Whyte has more to his game than Wilder does. This is a much closer fight in terms of skillset of both men.

Agreed.

Whyte is better than Wilder in every area other than the one single punch.

'danger factor'? wtf! really laughable!

it's all skills! how to throw a punch and how to avoid getting hit by one.

but if fury would enter the ring thinking for a second whyte doesn't have the frikkin' 'danger factor' it would be lights out and game over for him.

it's just a fact that any man above 190 who knows how to throw a hand hits another man no matter how heavy on the right spot with full force and you don't see the punch coming it's definitely a knock down or knock out.

there are always a select few freaks of nature with an epic natural beard but if u got no time to react to a punch on the button it most definetly means lights out.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Tyson Fury 264.8 pounds: Dillian Whye 253 1/4 pounds

[jezzamundo]

I think we can take this as meaning Fury intends on making the most of his reach and footspeed advantages. Could we see a one-sided beat down like the second Chisora fight?

[Ruthless-RKO]

I think we can take this as meaning Fury intends on making the most of his reach and footspeed advantages. Could we see a one-sided beat down like the second Chisora fight?

Possibly.

[CMCanavessi]

Anyone knows what the estimated ring walk time will be? I have to do some planning.

[Phenomenal-Nutrition]

Anyone knows what the estimated ring walk time will be? I have to do some planning.

I heard 10pm

[Ruthless-RKO]

Anyone knows what the estimated ring walk time will be? I have to do some planning.

I heard 10pm

Should be