How will Fury fight against Whyte?

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  • Silence
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    How will Fury fight against Whyte?

    We all know that Fury is a helluva boxer-puncher. He can box and brawl. He was out-boxer in Wlad, Wallin, Wilder 1 and brawler/puncher in Wilder 2 & 3.

    Whyte is good fighter inside and has dangerous left hook. I think Fury will fight in long distance with pure boxing safely. However, he is Fury. He can look for excitement. He can try some dangerous strategy. How will he fight against Whyte for you?
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    Last edited by Silence; 02-23-2022, 12:36 PM.
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    • MaksBox
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      #2
      Not sure Fury can go back to being a boxer since his move to Kronk.

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        • 4truth
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          He'll attempt to box for the first half of the fight or until Whyte reaches the level of sloppiness needed for Fury to start throwing heavier stuff. He almost certainly will not brawl with Whyte while Whyte is still fresh and sharp.

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              Box him like the second Chisora fight.

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                • daggum
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                  he will try to fight whyte but quickly realize hes in a world of pain and retreat like a coward until he's beaten into submission by king whyte

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                    • Silence
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                      #6
                      Originally posted by daggum
                      he will try to fight whyte but quickly realize hes in a world of pain and retreat like a coward until he's beaten into submission by king whyte
                      Even Whyte doesn't believe that.

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                        • M312
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                          If I had to guess I would say he's 'in love with his power' now and will try and walk Dillian down.

                          But I really hope that's not the case for his sake. Dillian is not Deontay. He has a lot more to his game, particularly a nasty hook and overhand right. He will be more than happy with Fury coming at him. Turns it into a real 50/50 battle. Wouldn't be surprised to see multiple knockdowns for both.

                          What Dillian wouldn't like is trying to catch Tyson, can see it being a shut out - but I don't think that Fury exists now. His ego has grown too big.

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                              Whyte is a different beast than Wilder, different strengths and shortcomings. I see Fury boxing more than he did against Wilder but still being aggressive with a power jab and then trying closing distance and employing dirty boxing in close range before clinching for the break.

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                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by Silence

                                  Even Whyte doesn't believe that.
                                  i am whyte

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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by daggum

                                      i am whyte
                                      and I am Fury you plump fat a$$ bum.

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