Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
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tigermoth87
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Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
He's very chinny, especially with a shot bang on the chin. Even a way past-his-sell-by-date Povetkin knocked him cold.
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punchoutsb
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
It’s not a glass jaw in my opinion, but it is cracked. I’d take Wallin to stop him if Whyte jumps into that match next.
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He ain't THAT chinny. He just isn't a rock jaw. Certainly not a glass jaw.
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punchoutsb
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
Exactly right. Great point.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
been ko'd 3 times in his career, all by uppercuts
also dropped by rivas with an uppercut
as much of a sucker for that shot as ive seen among world level fighters
also dropped by rivas with an uppercut
as much of a sucker for that shot as ive seen among world level fighters
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Riddick Bowie
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
Is there any point in Whyte continuing? What for? He's made a ton of money out of all these PPV fights, is never going to be champ. Does he need more money just to be a highlight reel KO for an up and coming fighter?
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No. It’s time to discuss fury beating him at a canter. No other heavy would make that look like child’s play. Masterful.
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MightyWarrior
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
No his chin is decent, he’s only been taken out by a couple of eye poppin dynamite shots ( maybe the best 2 punches they’ve ever thrown ? ) and a world class heavyweight hitter,
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He doesn't have a great chin, and that's a problem given his style, he's hardly got an iron clad defence. He'll always b an exciting fighter to watch.
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Counter-puncher
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gregregegg
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
-Toook bombss in the AJ fight.
-The povetkin punch would of had David Tua on Queer street.
-This shot was a peach, bit of a skimmer, which makes it look weak, but skimmers often hurt people more than you think...
Only shot that suggests any chin issues at all the tyson uppercut, but as i said, was a good shot from a 19 stone man, and whyte got up, just was a bit off balance when the ref checked him out...
Might not be the toughest of all time, but i think his problem is more poor defence and good opposition more so than a glass jaw.
-The povetkin punch would of had David Tua on Queer street.
-This shot was a peach, bit of a skimmer, which makes it look weak, but skimmers often hurt people more than you think...
Only shot that suggests any chin issues at all the tyson uppercut, but as i said, was a good shot from a 19 stone man, and whyte got up, just was a bit off balance when the ref checked him out...
Might not be the toughest of all time, but i think his problem is more poor defence and good opposition more so than a glass jaw.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
average chin at this level
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Counter-puncher wrote: ↑24 Apr 2022, 03:54I take it you’ve reviewed your opinion he’s the best heavyweight in the world?
I like Whyte and he was well worthy of his shot. I'd actually fancy him in a rematch vs AJ or even against Wilder if he, but can't argue that he's not got the tools to beat Fury.
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Boxerbeetle
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Whyte v Wilder would be great fun, both would be completely gassed after 2 rounds if it even went that far.
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You would fancy Wilder to windmill Whyte in the first few rounds.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
how about whyte vs luis ortiz, he of courageous come from behind victory over charles martin. bet you they at least trade knockdowns
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the uppercut seems to be his weakness .
You would think after being KO`d twice with that shot he would be trying to find ways to defend against it but didnt or couldnt .
whoever he fights going forward will try to exploit the same opening .
You would think after being KO`d twice with that shot he would be trying to find ways to defend against it but didnt or couldnt .
whoever he fights going forward will try to exploit the same opening .
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Twinkle Toes
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
He's vulnerable for sure, add in that he's looking shop worn - It's a recipe for disaster.
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I would have agreed with you, but he's done now Shirley.Ricky wrote: ↑24 Apr 2022, 04:43Counter-puncher wrote: ↑24 Apr 2022, 03:54I take it you’ve reviewed your opinion he’s the best heavyweight in the world?
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I like Whyte and he was well worthy of his shot. I'd actually fancy him in a rematch vs AJ or even against Wilder if he, but can't argue that he's not got the tools to beat Fury.
His chin is cracked. He's found his level, made a ton of money, thrilled the fans and generally lost the Eye-of-the-tiger.,
I just can't see his heart being in it.
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handsofstone
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
All that waiting to put in that feeble effort, pretty pathetic tbh
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He's not a glassjaw, but he's chinny. He got wobbled and survived on several occasions. Glassjaws get KOed almost every time when they are caught clean.
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Enlightened-One
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Re: Is it time to discuss Whyte's glass jaw?
A fighter gets stopped by Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Alexander Povetkin, but is suddenly accused of having a glass jaw?
But does this mean that Dillian Whyte defeated feather-fisted versions of the following fighters?
• Alexander Povetkin
• Joseph Parker
• Dereck Chisora (twice)
• Oscar Rivas
• Robert Helenius
• Mariusz Wach
• Lucas Browne
Dillian Whyte is a human being that has flaws, which applies to all of us.
And pugilistically-speaking, his main vulnerability appears to be avoiding, blocking or bracing himself to cope with uppercuts.
But does this mean that Dillian Whyte defeated feather-fisted versions of the following fighters?
• Alexander Povetkin
• Joseph Parker
• Dereck Chisora (twice)
• Oscar Rivas
• Robert Helenius
• Mariusz Wach
• Lucas Browne
Dillian Whyte is a human being that has flaws, which applies to all of us.
And pugilistically-speaking, his main vulnerability appears to be avoiding, blocking or bracing himself to cope with uppercuts.