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Whyte is going to transform into Jack Dempsey and take out Fury similar to how he brutalized Willard. Relentless pressure combinations like a man possessed. Timberrrr!!! The big man is going to learn the hard way how awful wilder was, now that he has to fight a real heavyweight beast who has not been protected by corruption and AL Haymon his ENTIRE career.

Whyte KO Fury. Remember where you heard it first.

They’re both ducking Savannah Marshall.

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 11:45 They’re both ducking Savannah Marshall.

no joking please, beard! numbers is serious & he means it.

also the comparison willard/fury & especially dempsey/whyte is noteworthy to say the least!

adislav123 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:26

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 11:45 They’re both ducking Savannah Marshall.

no joking please, beard! numbers is serious & he means it.

also the comparison willard/fury & especially dempsey/whyte is noteworthy to say the least!

Yeah, I am not sure that Fury’s skill/gift set is on Willard’s level, but Whyte is obviously a superior boxer compared to Dempsey.

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:39

adislav123 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:26

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 11:45 They’re both ducking Savannah Marshall.

no joking please, beard! numbers is serious & he means it.

also the comparison willard/fury & especially dempsey/whyte is noteworthy to say the least!

Yeah, I am not sure that Fury’s skill/gift set is on Willard’s level, but Whyte is obviously a superior boxer compared to Dempsey.

Fury and Willard have in common being tall, and taking a long layoff after winning the title. That's about it.

Whyte and Dempsey are both sluggers. Whyte's a little more muscular. Dempsey was significantly more skilled.

Really not too many similarities between the matches on paper. That doesn't mean it won't play out the same, but I'd be quite shocked if it did.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:48

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:39

adislav123 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:26

no joking please, beard! numbers is serious & he means it.

also the comparison willard/fury & especially dempsey/whyte is noteworthy to say the least!

Yeah, I am not sure that Fury’s skill/gift set is on Willard’s level, but Whyte is obviously a superior boxer compared to Dempsey.

Fury and Willard have in common being tall, and taking a long layoff after winning the title. That's about it.

Whyte and Dempsey are both sluggers. Whyte's a little more muscular. Dempsey was significantly more skilled.

Really not too many similarities between the matches on paper. That doesn't mean it won't play out the same, but I'd be quite shocked if it did.

I would also not compare Whyte's chin to Dempseys'.
Numbers mjght be seeing more than us, probably plugged into the Matrix and reading the binary at a faster rate.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:48

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:39

adislav123 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:26

no joking please, beard! numbers is serious & he means it.

also the comparison willard/fury & especially dempsey/whyte is noteworthy to say the least!

Yeah, I am not sure that Fury’s skill/gift set is on Willard’s level, but Whyte is obviously a superior boxer compared to Dempsey.

Fury and Willard have in common being tall, and taking a long layoff after winning the title. That's about it.

Whyte and Dempsey are both sluggers. Whyte's a little more muscular. Dempsey was significantly more skilled.

Really not too many similarities between the matches on paper. That doesn't mean it won't play out the same, but I'd be quite shocked if it did.

Certainly would not bother me if it did.

Me neither

Boxing is the theater of the unexpected after all.

Just think Whyte is going rampage and bulldoze and brutalize Fury. Similar to the manner of Dempsey slaughtering Willard. Of course the styles are different but it's the general match up of a much smaller shorter beast just being too much for the bigger slower out of shape declining champ.

Fury acts like Whyte will be easy simple work, let's see if he comes in lousy shape or the best shape of his life. This will reveal what Fury really thinks about Whyte. If he comes in soft and flabby again, he could get slaughtered.

600450 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 19:24 Just think Whyte is going rampage and bulldoze and brutalize Fury. Similar to the manner of Dempsey slaughtering Willard. Of course the styles are different but it's the general match up of a much smaller shorter beast just being too much for the bigger slower out of shape declining champ.

Fury acts like Whyte will be easy simple work, let's see if he comes in lousy shape or the best shape of his life. This will reveal what Fury really thinks about Whyte. If he comes in soft and flabby again, he could get slaughtered.

You make out like Fury will fall over backwards in fear, and that Whyte is some kind of P4P killer.

Fury has come into fights in all sorts of shapes and conditions.. and still found a way to win.

Look through what you witness, see the light blinding your eyeballers

And enter the church of Fury my son

600450 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 09:16 Whyte is going to transform into Jack Dempsey and take out Fury similar to how he brutalized Willard. Relentless pressure combinations like a man possessed. Timberrrr!!! The big man is going to learn the hard way how awful wilder was, now that he has to fight a real heavyweight beast who has not been protected by corruption and AL Haymon his ENTIRE career.

Whyte KO Fury. Remember where you heard it first.

I actually heard this a few weeks ago - in my dreams

Would love it to happen but wont be staking my life savings on it ..

Whyte is far better and far more dangerous than wilder. The biggest misconception in boxing is that wilder was a top three or even five hwt. He's nothing but a rigged protected bum and he fell apart vs Fury. Fury did not look great beating the big alabama fraud either. Wilder's team knew Whyte would slaughter wilder and that is why they had to rig the WBC to protect wilder from Whyte. So now Fury has to fight this Whyte guy who has a label as just a guy out there but he is the realbogeyman of the division. Fury has the fight of his life on his hands, if he can handle Whyte it will be a massive win. Whyte will be willing to die to win this fight. Whyte believes he can beat up Fury as he did in sparring years ago.

600450 wrote: ↑10 Feb 2022, 09:29 Whyte is far better and far more dangerous than wilder. The biggest misconception in boxing is that wilder was a top three or even five hwt. He's nothing but a rigged protected bum and he fell apart vs Fury. Fury did not look great beating the big alabama fraud either. Wilder's team knew Whyte would slaughter wilder and that is why they had to rig the WBC to protect wilder from Whyte. So now Fury has to fight this Whyte guy who has a label as just a guy out there but he is the realbogeyman of the division. Fury has the fight of his life on his hands, if he can handle Whyte it will be a massive win. Whyte will be willing to die to win this fight. Whyte believes he can beat up Fury as he did in sparring years ago.

underlined parts are nonsense. utter bullcrap.

the rest is correct as stated. a bit harsh on beyonce though.

If Whyte was just a guy out there, that big bum wilder would have fought him. wilder and his team know how dangerous and lethal Whyte is. There ducking actions prove that.

Let's see how Fury can do with Whyte. Fury also showed some ducking intentions to bypass Whyte but wasn't able to pull it off. Claiming to give away entire purses, no care about money, then uses purse split percentages to try to duck Whyte.

Most people didn't notice Fury's sneaky ducking. Also how he ducked the "bodybuilder" last year. Fury team faked negotiations with Hearn for months, leading him on like they were all in. But then as soon as Weinstein orders the third Wilder right, Fury runs to that, just runs away from AJ and doesn't even try to work out a deal for wilder to step aside and wait for winner. Fury also could have dropped the WBC belt and fought the bodybuilder for ten times more money than he got vs wilder. Tyson paid Lewis $4m step aside to duck Lennox to fight Seldon with the promise to fight Lennox next but Tyson ducked that promise and gave up the WBC belt. Fury could have given up the WBC belt and gone after the bodybuilder but Fury knows AJ is ten times more trouble than wilder. Yes Fury ducked AJ last year.

adislav123 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 14:26

ironbeard wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 11:45 They’re both ducking Savannah Marshall.

no joking please, beard! numbers is serious & he means it.

Isn't numbers a girl?

Not a big Whyte fan, but he can win. Wilder wasn't disciplined enough to sustain a body attack on Fury, which I think is the key to beating Fury. We'll have to see. Fury is 6'9", a head attack against a guy that big is a silly strategy, especially with the good head movement Fury has.

Bandog wrote: ↑11 Feb 2022, 17:58 Not a big Whyte fan, but he can win. Wilder wasn't disciplined enough to sustain a body attack on Fury, which I think is the key to beating Fury. We'll have to see. Fury is 6'9", a head attack against a guy that big is a silly strategy, especially with the good head movement Fury has.

wilder can't fight. all he can do is throw a right hand. he never improved. you don't improve as a fighter when your manager al haymon feeds you pbc patsy employees. despite the fake record wilder still never drew numbers. So they reached a fork in the road - either fight AJ for the $120M or fight fat fading Fury for much less. They picked Fury but wilder is so bad he flopped all three times. Whyte is a real fighter, he never had ANY protection, he took all risky dangerous fights. Because he has that confidence in himself. wilder has no confidence, neither does haymon. Whyte says he manhandled Fury in sparring so that is another important factor here. But then again Helenius used to beat Fury in sparring too, about ten years ago. Emanuel Steward talked about that.

600450 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 09:16 Whyte is going to transform into Jack Dempsey and take out Fury similar to how he brutalized Willard. Relentless pressure combinations like a man possessed. Timberrrr!!! The big man is going to learn the hard way how awful wilder was, now that he has to fight a real heavyweight beast who has not been protected by corruption and AL Haymon his ENTIRE career.

Whyte KO Fury. Remember where you heard it first.

Could see this happen on one condition -- that Hearn wagers all of Whyte's purse on his first round KO win.

Cutman Scabbers wrote: ↑11 Feb 2022, 20:04

600450 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 09:16 Whyte is going to transform into Jack Dempsey and take out Fury similar to how he brutalized Willard. Relentless pressure combinations like a man possessed. Timberrrr!!! The big man is going to learn the hard way how awful wilder was, now that he has to fight a real heavyweight beast who has not been protected by corruption and AL Haymon his ENTIRE career.

Whyte KO Fury. Remember where you heard it first.

Could see this happen on one condition -- that Hearn wagers all of Whyte's purse on his first round KO win.

That wager has been laid. Fury also already complaining in interview with Kugan Cassius Whyte is plotting to load his gloves.

Yes Whyte is a real fighter.

No shenanigans, no connections, no shortcuts to the top.

Just the one slightly iffy PED issue, but that's nothing compared to some of the walking chem labs that enter the rings these days.

I don't like Dillian's style but I admire him as a fighter.
He sometimes gets a bit resentful but in his place who wouldn't?

For the good of the sport this is the one fight that must happen.

The only thing saving Dillian in this fight is his determination, otherwise, he is just target practice for Fury.

Whyte's silent act may be spooking Fury. Fury is doing a ton of talking. Almost bordering on "the scared dog barks the loudest" old saying. Fury has to be wondering, why is this guy suddenly so quiet? Fury's thinking: "is he nervous, serious, training, I'm talking all this sh about Whyte and he won't say anything. I'm confused!"

Eh only way Whyte wins is if Fury shows up with the equivalent of a broken arm plus covid.

How glorious would such a victory be?

H8Usernames wrote: ↑13 Feb 2022, 13:49 Eh only way Whyte wins is if Fury shows up with the equivalent of a broken arm plus covid.

How glorious would such a victory be?

Fury's credit for beating the bumontay wilder is false credit, he beat a flat out bum who can't fight, he can only throw a right hand. Now Fury is in with a real fighter. Let's see if he can handle the big step up in class and danger.

Until it happened, all isbut a dream.