Comments Thread For: Bruno Expects Fury To Beat Whyte, But Views it as Dangerous Fight

[Jkp]

Did Whyte handlers seriously ask for 55/45? Lol ha! Fkn joke

He deserves it, he's on a 1 win winning streak, after beating up a 40+ year old covid patient, that starched him.

[thack]

If Whyte can't take Joshua out then I doubt he takes out master boxer Fury who more than likely does what he did to a very live Chisora 2

[kingstip9]

If Fury ever went into a Whyte fight as a mere tune up like he did Wallin he’s getting sparked out and tuned out with that guy trying to take his head off or punch a hole through his body .

Dillian Whyte is chisora level/Parker level. Struggles with those type of opponents.

you can **** on all you want, but fury is the strong favourite for all the right reasons.

[sportbuddha]

Tyson Fury will fight Whyte the same way he fought Wilder, because that is all he can do these days 'That is the way Kronk Fury wants to fight'.

Why do so many people on this forum, seem to think? Fury can suddenly revert back to his old riddler style? Tyson Fury even when he weighed in at 254 pounds vs Wallin, was hardly using any movement and was right there to be hit 'Kronk Fury will fight Dllian Whyte the same way he fought Wilder'.

Whyte is similar to Wilder in terms of attitude and gameness. He will completely empty his tank, and leave it all inside the ring vs Fury.

Nobody has compared Whyte to Wilder in the manner in which you are stating 'Definitely not on this thread'.

Do you think Tyson Fury is suddenly going to recapture his old form, from when he was training under Peter Fury? Fury is there to be hit these days, and he will be there to be hit against Dillian Whyte etc.

I think Tyson is capable of adapting his style and yes I think he can use more movement as he did in the first fight against Wilder, it was only in the last two rounds he realised that he could go about it differently in fights 2 and 3 he used that as a blueprint.

He’d be best advised not to box the same way against Whyte, because he loves to do the d’Amato step and get around to the side with hooks and body shots, Whyte isn’t a massive puncher but Fury’s chin isn’t amazing either, he recovers quick, but he def gets wobbled and I think Whyte has enough to do that to him. Not a forgone conclusion by any means, if he stands there to get hit, Whyte will hit him, a lot.

[PRINCEKOOL]

I think Tyson is capable of adapting his style and yes I think he can use more movement as he did in the first fight against Wilder, it was only in the last two rounds he realised that he could go about it differently in fights 2 and 3 he used that as a blueprint.

He’d be best advised not to box the same way against Whyte, because he loves to do the d’Amato step and get around to the side with hooks and body shots, Whyte isn’t a massive puncher but Fury’s chin isn’t amazing either, he recovers quick, but he def gets wobbled and I think Whyte has enough to do that to him. Not a forgone conclusion by any means, if he stands there to get hit, Whyte will hit him, a lot.

What happened to Tyson Fury in the first fight vs Wilder? He was decked twice, and nearly sent into another dimension. Fury has not used movement since that fight because? His former riddler style is no longer as potent. Tyson Fury went from Wladimir Kiltschko, a Olympic Champion and almost 10 year reigning heavyweight champion who was hardly able to land on Fury, while Deontay Wilder a fighter who telegraph's his punches was able to dropped him twice'.

Tyson Fury at 270 + pounds, has not shown any signs that he can use movement to a high level. Fury weighed in at 254 pounds vs Wallin, and was still busted up real good 'Was not difficult to find inside the ring'.

Tyson Fury has been there to be hit since Wilder I, and this trend in my opinion is not going to stop 'You will see, if and when he fights Dillian Whyte'.

So how much do you think Fury will weigh for Dillian Whyte? I am asking these questions, because Fury's hardcore fans seem to be ignoring the fact that Kronk Fury is not peak Fury 'And his style these days is limited'.

[REDEEMER]

Dillian Whyte is chisora level/Parker level. Struggles with those type of opponents.

you can **** on all you want, but fury is the strong favourite for all the right reasons.

I guarantee all that goes out the window if Whyte gets to Furys body and lands the left hook clean ,it’s over if Whyte is able to do this so that’s how boxing works the fighters actually fight ,Chisora literally has zero to do with anything here . Yes Furys the favorite but he’s not getting wins on his resume in fights he refused because Chisora is a difficult fight for fighter A, B or C .

[kingstip9]

I guarantee all that goes out the window if Whyte gets to Furys body and lands the left hook clean ,it’s over if Whyte is able to do this so that’s how boxing works the fighters actually fight ,Chisora literally has zero to do with anything here . Yes Furys the favorite but he’s not getting wins on his resume in fights he refused because Chisora is a difficult fight for fighter A, B or C .

All I ask is that you stand by Whyte no matter how sht his performance is against fury.
you seem to building it up as this really tough fight for fury so when fury wins I’m sure you’ll be there to let everyone know he’s the best heavyweight on the planet by a country mile