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A great win for Fury. He stayed on the back foot and controlled everything from there. For once, changing trainers seems to have paid off.

Whyte started well but seemed to lose his way after that headclash and cut on his right eye. Or was he gassing already because of the weight?

Anyway, it does seem that Dillian Whyte is now extremely vulnerable to upper cuts.

That Povetkin one sparked him out cold, but this one barely glanced him and he was all at sea.

A real pity as I was waiting for the cumulative effect of all those body shots that Dillian was landing.

caldo2025 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:56 Whyte could be the worst actor in history. He barely got hit with that. “The Perfect Punch”? Give me a break. The push down was worse than the punch.

That my friends, was a first class dive. Not claiming Fury had anything to do with it but I can guarantee you that punch was just not enough to do what it did. Sad. Whyte never wanted to bring that belt home. He looked uncoordinated all night like he’s never thrown a left hand in his life. What a pathetic F’ng performance. One of the worst I’ve ever seen on a big stage like this. Just a flounder

It wasn't a dive mate.

Whyte just doesn't have good punch resistance. Remember he was knocked out by a similar punch from old Povetkin.

Perkin Warbeck wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:17

caldo2025 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:56 Whyte could be the worst actor in history. He barely got hit with that. “The Perfect Punch”? Give me a break. The push down was worse than the punch.

That my friends, was a first class dive. Not claiming Fury had anything to do with it but I can guarantee you that punch was just not enough to do what it did. Sad. Whyte never wanted to bring that belt home. He looked uncoordinated all night like he’s never thrown a left hand in his life. What a pathetic F’ng performance. One of the worst I’ve ever seen on a big stage like this. Just a flounder

It wasn't a dive mate.

Whyte just doesn't have good punch resistance. Remember he was knocked out by a similar punch from old Povetkin.

It didn't look natural at all. Tyson landed a nice uppercut, pushed Whyte down and it seemed to me Whyte just decided to play dead. fornicating strange shit. I'm not usually one to say someone took a dive, but by seeing what I saw I can understand why someone would feel Whyte took the dive.

adislav123 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 18:41

caldo2025 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:56 Whyte could be the worst actor in history. He barely got hit with that. “The Perfect Punch”? Give me a break. The push down was worse than the punch.

That my friends, was a first class dive. Not claiming Fury had anything to do with it but I can guarantee you that punch was just not enough to do what it did. Sad. Whyte never wanted to bring that belt home. He looked uncoordinated all night like he’s never thrown a left hand in his life. What a pathetic F’ng performance. One of the worst I’ve ever seen on a big stage like this. Just a flounder

Did u just suffer a stroke? Something clearly wrong with your perception!

A full force uppercut right on the nerve centre on the tip of the chin! Equilibrium gone!

Did u see whyte try to take a straight step forward?

Whatever...

Look dude. I saw a Whyte that was gassed in the first round. He looked like the most uncoordinated fighter I’ve honestly ever seen in a main event. We’ve all seen what Whyte can do and he was mush. He was mushy pees tonight and you’re an absolute dope if you’re really earnestly saying that Whyte gave the world an honest go of it tonight. You can’t say it.

The push was way worse than that ridiculous punch that skimmed of the left side of his face. You want to talk about Povetkin’s uppercut? Sure. Big blow. This wasn’t IT. Stop being sn idiot and call this the way it was. It was a dive. Pure and simple. My guess is Whyte is right now downing shots and fish and chips. He’s definitely not in any hospital like Ugas trying to figure out if he can ever see again from two eyes you F’ng dubber.

And lastly, it was THE only punch of the god damn fight that almost landed. You guys got to be joking.

If you thought that was a dive then you are watching too many movies and not enough boxing.

ya, no punch lands at all here , whyte's head just magically swiveled and his face twisted into putty by the gust of air

I'd like to see Fury vs either Joshua or Joyce. I can't think of another fight I'd pay for.

has to be fury vs the aj-usyk 2 winner to crown an undisputed champ

otto wallin came closer to beating fury than wlad, whyte, and chisora did. far better than wilder in fight 2 and about same as fight 3. in case dudes only think some huge ass dude with big power can challenge fury

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:37 ya, no punch lands at all here , whyte's head just magically swiveled and his face twisted into putty by the gust of air

Ya, none of the heavyweights ever took a flimsy punch like that! Lololol. Go back and watch Bowe and Holyfield, any round you want. There were about 390 of these punches.

You pussy Europeans are something else

this is right up there on the 'everyone picked sulecki over andrade' level of stupid

Fat Batman delivered a full-power uppercut to the side/tip of Whyte's chin. "Barely got hit" lol

caldo2025 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:40

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:37 ya, no punch lands at all here , whyte's head just magically swiveled and his face twisted into putty by the gust of air

Ya, none of the heavyweights ever took a flimsy punch like that! Lololol. Go back and watch Bowe and Holyfield, any round you want. There were about 390 of these punches.

You pussy Europeans are something else

I know that you’re an old dude Caldo, so perhaps mental capacity issues have caused your recent penchant to submit bizarrely illogical irrational out-of-character comments to the forum.

Either that, or Caldo’s account has been hacked and is being abused by a troll.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 21:23

caldo2025 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:40

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:37 ya, no punch lands at all here , whyte's head just magically swiveled and his face twisted into putty by the gust of air

Ya, none of the heavyweights ever took a flimsy punch like that! Lololol. Go back and watch Bowe and Holyfield, any round you want. There were about 390 of these punches.

You pussy Europeans are something else

I know that you’re an old dude Caldo, so perhaps mental capacity issues have caused your recent penchant to submit bizarrely illogical irrational out-of-character comments to the forum.

Either that, or Caldo’s account has been hacked and is being abused by a troll.

A limp wristed slap punch knocks out a heavyweight after landing THE ONLY PUNCH of the fight. And I’m the old guy with dimentia…again. Lol

Good win for Fury. He finished the show as I thought he would, just a few rounds earlier.

A fight against AJ would end similarly. I’m fine with Fury walking away, unless a Usyk fight interests him.

If Whyte fights Wallin next he’ll drop another.

punchoutsb wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:14 Good win for Fury. He finished the show as I thought he would, just a few rounds earlier.

A fight against AJ would end similarly. I’m fine with Fury walking away, unless a Usyk fight interests him.

If Whyte fights Wallin next he’ll drop another.

fury walking away when an undisputed fight is out there, potentially vs another unbeaten champ? crazy talk bruh

walking away is for a dude who has cleaned out the division and has nothing left, that aint fury

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:15

punchoutsb wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:14 Good win for Fury. He finished the show as I thought he would, just a few rounds earlier.

A fight against AJ would end similarly. I’m fine with Fury walking away, unless a Usyk fight interests him.

If Whyte fights Wallin next he’ll drop another.

fury walking away when an undisputed fight is out there, potentially vs another unbeaten champ? crazy talk bruh

walking away is for a dude who has cleaned out the division and has nothing left, that aint fury

It would be if he faces and beats Usyk. I think he's posturing.

ya, if he wins and becomes undisputed its the right time

but to walk away before that is nuts. why not fight the winner to become undisputed, in what would be a huge fight? going oout on beating dill whyte instead of that is weird

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:15

punchoutsb wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:14 Good win for Fury. He finished the show as I thought he would, just a few rounds earlier.

A fight against AJ would end similarly. I’m fine with Fury walking away, unless a Usyk fight interests him.

If Whyte fights Wallin next he’ll drop another.

fury walking away when an undisputed fight is out there, potentially vs another unbeaten champ? crazy talk bruh

walking away is for a dude who has cleaned out the division and has nothing left, that aint fury

To clarify, I said I’m fine with him walking away, not that I think he’s going to

I think he’ll try to do some kind of hybrid kickboxing thing with Francis…no idea if it will actually happen or not but he’ll waste a lot of time on it before coming back.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:18 ya, if he wins and becomes undisputed its the right time

but to walk away before that is nuts. why not fight the winner to become undisputed, in what would be a huge fight? going oout on beating dill whyte instead of that is weird

I think he'll have that one more fight. There will be oodles of money to be made, especially if AJ wins the rematch. (which he won't)

im not fine with it, it would be a weird move and he'd lose out on so much - the achievement of being undisputed, one of his very best wins, huge money. going out on whyte instead of becoming undisputed gives off too many vibes of him being too concerned with keeping his 0

oogiebe wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:20

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 23:18 ya, if he wins and becomes undisputed its the right time

but to walk away before that is nuts. why not fight the winner to become undisputed, in what would be a huge fight? going oout on beating dill whyte instead of that is weird

I think he'll have that one more fight. There will be oodles of money to be made, especially if AJ wins the rematch. (which he won't)

ya i think/hope he does one more (usyk -aj winner), and then its a fitting time to retire

Tyson Fury is a BAD MAN

Today in Finnish news they are saying that Chisora had made a bet with hes house on the line for Whyte to win by KO.

They are now saying that Chisora is homeless.

They also had this picture of "chisora" on the article.

The fight it self was just as meaningless as I had predicted.

Whyte is nowhere near of Fury's level.

The way he struggled against short notice and sick Helenius few years back was telling.

caldo2025 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:40

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:37 ya, no punch lands at all here , whyte's head just magically swiveled and his face twisted into putty by the gust of air

Ya, none of the heavyweights ever took a flimsy punch like that! Lololol. Go back and watch Bowe and Holyfield, any round you want. There were about 390 of these punches.

You pussy Europeans are something else

How come no one is taking about the push?
What was the need for that?