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Haha. Thanks lads.

Didn’t realise this became an RKO appreciation thread.



Happy to read that I am appreciated though.

wheres John Rawlings these days?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 13:43 Haha. Thanks lads.

Didn’t realise this became an RKO appreciation thread.



Happy to read that I am appreciated though.

Draw then Fury Whyte 2

fook me joyce is hard to listen to i hope he never commentates after his career ends

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 13:43 Haha. Thanks lads.

Didn’t realise this became an RKO appreciation thread.



Happy to read that I am appreciated though.

We should call this site RuthlessRec.com in your honour.

whiskey wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 16:33

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 13:43 Haha. Thanks lads.

Didn’t realise this became an RKO appreciation thread.



Happy to read that I am appreciated though.

We should call this site RuthlessRec.com in your honour.

Go on.. I should get a dedicated day of the year..

Fury's warm-up is way more exciting.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 16:34

whiskey wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 16:33

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 13:43 Haha. Thanks lads.

Didn’t realise this became an RKO appreciation thread.



Happy to read that I am appreciated though.

We should call this site RuthlessRec.com in your honour.

Go on.. I should get a dedicated day of the year..

Don't get cocky kid, you missed an entire DAZN card last night, me and handsofstone had nowhere to post our RBR thoughts

I've got it 117-111 Essuman but I'm on the drink so probably missed the fine margins in a shite fight like that, Tetley picked off some nice punches but Essuman had the stronger quality shots, he just switched off and cruised too long , he woke up after a bad round but then slipped back into autopilot, shite fight

Agshshz

That's how an elite boxer deals with a world class boxer, fcnk knows what Whyte thought he was achieving by boxing southpaw in the 1st, Fury easily dealt with him then bamboozled him even further by switching lefty when Whyte went back orthodox , easy work for Fury, Whyte looked awful and got iced again by an uppercut this time by the right hand


Easy work for Fury, well done Mickey mate

handsofstone wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:49 That's how an elite boxer deals with a world class boxer, fcnk knows what Whyte thought he was achieving by boxing southpaw in the 1st, Fury easily dealt with him then bamboozled him even further by switching lefty when Whyte went back orthodox , easy work for Fury, Whyte looked awful and got iced again by an uppercut this time by the right hand


Easy work for Fury, well done Mickey mate

Well done Mickey? Did he train Fury or something?

The Gypsy King executed it perfectly.

handsofstone wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:49 That's how an elite boxer deals with a world class boxer, fcnk knows what Whyte thought he was achieving by boxing southpaw in the 1st, Fury easily dealt with him then bamboozled him even further by switching lefty when Whyte went back orthodox , easy work for Fury, Whyte looked awful and got iced again by an uppercut this time by the right hand


Easy work for Fury, well done Mickey mate

Ironically the first was his least worse round .

Glass Joe wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 13:52 wheres John Rawlings these days?

Was thinking the same. Does a bit of darts but been absent two weeks in a row now.

Billy Tully wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:51

handsofstone wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 17:49 That's how an elite boxer deals with a world class boxer, fcnk knows what Whyte thought he was achieving by boxing southpaw in the 1st, Fury easily dealt with him then bamboozled him even further by switching lefty when Whyte went back orthodox , easy work for Fury, Whyte looked awful and got iced again by an uppercut this time by the right hand


Easy work for Fury, well done Mickey mate

Well done Mickey? Did he train Fury or something?

Nah as much as I like Fury I give him s_t , Mickey on the other hand I don't give shit but he's in the right here

I wonder what the ppv numbers were like.

My take: awful gameplan from Whyte standing outside and winging right hands. Whyte didn't ask the questions we thought he could/would have due to an awful gameplan. Pretty much perfect performance from Fury. Hopefully a Fury Vs AJ/Usyk winner is still one the cards.

joshj909 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 20:11 My take: awful gameplan from Whyte standing outside and winging right hands. Whyte didn't ask the questions we thought he could/would have due to an awful gameplan. Pretty much perfect performance from Fury. Hopefully a Fury Vs AJ/Usyk winner is still one the cards.

He’s been crap since he changed trainers.

Wasn’t always the best before, but Tibbs and him worked well.

whyte was poor but fury's also just a lot better than him and came on point. weight loss showed he'd been training seriously

we need the undisputed fight! usyk and aj are both much tougher challenges. all the marbles baby

Fury has really came on leaps and bounds from the fighter that came through domestically in the UK and got put on his backside by Cunningham. His punch technique seems to be the final piece of the puzzle. Really didn't expect a 1 punch knock out tonight but that uppercut was beautiful, speed, accuracy, excellent technique.

A real let down as a spectacle but hat's off to Fury, made it an easy nights work vs a top heavyweight.

I'm nobody's fan boy, I just see a very, very, good fighter. It was obvious he'd trained hard. He wouldn't do anything else for his homecoming. Some guys just see the daft comments, as my dad says, it takes a very clever man to act stupid.

Some interesting points to consider:

• A right uppercut thrown by Oscar Rivas floored Dillian Whyte in their fight.

• Anthony Joshua hurt Dillian Whyte three times during completely different stages of the first round of their bout via two uppercuts and one hookercut.

• AJ then landed a right uppercut to badly hurt Dillian Whyte during the midway point of the second round.

• And of course, it was a right uppercut that AJ threw which KO’d Dillian Whyte in the seventh round of their bout.

• Alexander Povetkin KO’d Dillian Whyte in the fifth round of their bout via a left uppercut.

• Tyson Fury ended Dillian Whyte’s world title challenge during the dying seconds of the sixth round via a right uppercut.

aj-usyk 2 winner is the final piece of the puzzle for fury's career