Comments Thread For: Whyte: Fury, Wilder Get Too Much Credit For Their Padded, Cherry-Picked Records

[Jkp]

Whyte hasn't done anything in boxing. Rivas dropped and hurt him despite being a stiff and not even a real HW, he lost to Chisora the first time, and was comfortably losing the second until the ref started taking away points unfairly and forced Chisora to open up and look for the KO.

He fought the worst version of Parker and was still stumbling round the ring like a drunk, that fight had gone on for another 10 seconds, he gets stopped.

Chinned off a 40yr old Povetkin, Whytes best performance was KOing Lucas Brownie who himself was depressed af and didn't even bother training.

And this guy tries to compare himself to Tyson Fury, the man who shut out and dethroned the champion Klitschko in his own backyard, a man who had barely lost a round in 12 years, and the 5yr reigning champion Wilder who before losing to Fury was widely regarded as the most dangerous man in boxing and one of the hardest punchers to ever lace them up.

Whyte is a bum, Fury schools him and Wilder KTFOs him just like AJ did.

This. Exactly right.

It only takes a 1 win winning streak against a diseased 41 year old for him to start running his mouth again.

[JakeTheBoxer]

I can understand whytes critiscm of wilder. But fury has beat wlad and wilder x2 and he beat chisora easy.

This . beating Klitschko and Wilder is clearly better than having close fights with Rivas and Parker and knocking out Povetkin, coming from covid.

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Why hasn’t Fury fought more than 1 top ten Ring magazine rated boxers ? Whyte has beaten 3 and the WBC ordered Fury to fight Whyte yet he ran away and instead fought Tom Schwarz and Otto Wallin pmsl

Fury has just fought arguably the #1 or #2 HW on the planet, and he's now going to fight the #1 or #2 HW on the planet, yet people say he ducks the tough fights lol.

Wallin beats Whyte btw.

[Ray*]

I hate Povetkin so f uc king much !!!!!!!!!!!!!

He tried the first time out.

[JakeTheBoxer]

To be honest, Fury and Joshua should have a trilogy to find out who is better.

And than they both can ride to the sunset.

[BodyBagz]

He tried the first time out.

Makes me hate him even more !!!!!

[BodyBagz]

Fury has just fought arguably the #1 or #2 HW on the planet, and he's now going to fight the #1 or #2 HW on the planet, yet people say he ducks the tough fights lol.

Wallin beats Whyte btw.

Fury ''beating'' Wlad is on par with Leon beating Ali.

And it's nice to know you NOW feel Wilder was a legit HW champ.

Most Fury fans have since changed their opinion of DW lately

[Jkp]

Why hasn’t Fury fought more than 1 top ten Ring magazine rated boxers ? Whyte has beaten 3 and the WBC ordered Fury to fight Whyte yet he ran away and instead fought Tom Schwarz and Otto Wallin pmsl

Fury beat top guy in division, twice. Wilder , Klitschko. Not even AJ has had balls to take on top guy in division. Let alone c grade hype job Whyte. Whyte is too scared to fight AJ

You fanboys also forget Fury is unbeaten.
W

[KingGilgamesh]

I think the only people who cling to talk of records are those who buy into Matchrooms hyping of their, ultimately, mediocre fighters. And yes, I consider both Whyte and Joshua mediocre. The former because, well, look. The latter because he's never fought a truly live dog who was less than 40. The two times he did, he lost one and went 12 in a stinker with the other. I know British boxing fans (and sports fans here in general), most genuinely don't believe either of those two are that good. They desperately want to believe that but I think deep down they know even Wilder would likely spark both out.

It's the same reason why Hearn has so many bumlickers. Boxing is an international sport but there is kinda pathetic and desperate desire by many for the UK to "rule" the boxing landscape. Even whilst the top 2 fighters in the heavyweight division are Brits, it doesn't legit feel like they're the true top dogs of the division. And Im strongly leaning on the likelihood that they won't be. Great boxing legacies are built on great careers not pathetic nationalistic pride. Whyte doesn't even belong on the discussion. He looked ****ing lethargic in his fight with Povetkin. Notice how they always talk about him "being a character" or being "the most improved". Being the "most improved" was what we used to call remedial kids who just about sc****d their final year exams. Same with Joshua "learning on the job", these are terms used for fighters you don't genuinely believe are as great as you hype them up to be. The talk of resume is more of that bull****. In a decades time no one is going to be looking at his fights against Parker or Pulev as competitions that pushed the needle. If anything, I think people are going to resent the fact that he and Whyte had many legit marquee matches.

[Jkp]

Let's not forget Wilder ended last uk hype job Audley Harrison. Whyte is no better than Audley.