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Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte |Fight Thread| Apr 23, 2022 at Wembley Stadium
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You can never truly know what will happen in a heavy weight fight due to the power involved, but yeah I cannot see Whyte giving Fury much trouble.
It will definitely not last 12 rounds.
put some serious miles on that body with the way he was carrying on some years ago
Might be all marketing, but Fury has said this is his last fight and is walking away from the sport of Boxing. His own father doesn't believe he will, but Tyson said "Watch me." and "I'll never come back".
time.com
Still would like to see a fight between him vs the AJ - Usyk winner, if he stuck around.
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Still would like to see a fight between him vs the AJ - Usyk winner, if he stuck around.
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Whyte's almost always vulnerable to the uppercut and it's only a matter of time before a fighter times that uppercut to knock out Whyte.
He's beatable. The talent level in the Heavyweight division is just thin.
It's not Fury's fault.
No.
Tyson Fury is the greatest of his generation.
Sugar Hill made him a better fighter by maximizing his physical advantages and utilizing them offensively.
He has to be in the conversation for one of the all time greats. His size and talent is just something else.
Agreed all round!
I think Tyson has taken some singing lessons…
I'll be honest, as somebody that's been watching boxing hardcore for over 3 decades, it's hard to really assess because of how awful the Heavyweight division has been talent-wise for the last 2 decades.
There's no doubt Fury is really talented though.
There's too much money on the table for v Joshua to not happen at this venue, even if the outcome isn't really in doubt.
Tyson will be an all-time great heavyweight, and the greatest heavyweight of his generation.
He is 6'9 and can bounce around the ring and slip punches from Wilder who throws very fast.
Im sure he can give any all time great problems.
Knew of a guy who had a bet on a 6th rd KO, my brother and I were lamenting his loss with 28 seconds left, then BAM.
Lucky bastard probably went from cursing the stars to dancing around the room, I wish I'd have been there.
Lucky bastard probably went from cursing the stars to dancing around the room, I wish I'd have been there.
Respectfully, you're talking about Wilder who is amazing athletically but started late, and had limited tools and technical skills.
The fact he was clearly a top 3 heavyweight and a long-standing champion, unfortunately, says a lot about the division.
Same with Joshua for different reasons.
I think Fury is clearly above everybody in the divison.
