SIX reasons why Dillian Whyte will beat Tyson Fury

[Mr Giggles]

1. Furys kryptonite is body punches, Whyte has deadly body punches and will target the body. Fury himself once said the way to beat him is by targeting the body and ‘chopping down the tree’.

2. You can only judge a fighter by his last fight and fury in his last fight looked terrible. He looked sluggish, slow, his feet movement was non existent and he was just walking into punches, compared to whyte who looked great and dominated and knocked out a man who previously knocked him out.

3. Furys change of style. This is the most important one. People who say ‘fury will just do to whyte what he did to Chisora’ are overlooking the fact that fury is not that fighter anymore. He has completely changed his style now. He’s not the slick and move boxer, he’s now the come forward brawler and this will play into Whytes hands. Fury is no longer hard to hit, he no longer has a solid defence plus he’s been put down multiple times now, if wilder can put him down then Whyte definitely can. And Whyte will not go swinging away once he has fury down, he will be methodical and calculated.

4. Whytes mind games. Whyte will not mentally break down before or during the fight like wilder did. He’s a lot stronger and will not be phased by furys mind games. Whytes mind games of his own seem to have been rattling fury lately.

5. The infamous sparring. Whyte and fury have sparred in the past and apparently Whyte was said to have put fury down and gave fury a bit of a beating. Whether this is true or not who knows BUT several people who were there including peter fury said that whyte was giving fury a rough time and definitely had a lot of success.

6. Fury simply isn’t as good as people make him out to be. He definitely has a lot of heart and a warriors mind but his skills are on a low level, he looks awkward and clumsy when you watch him try to box. Whyte is a seasoned veteran and will know what to expect, he knows he can land and he will.

[Boxing-1013]

If he could really do it, you would just need 1

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[deathofaclown]

Firstly Fury adopts different styles for different fights, because his boxing IQ allows him to understand how to approach the fight. The reason he adopted a more aggressive approach v Wilder is because he can’t fight going backwards. Try to dance for 12 rounds and you give him too much time to catch you because Wilder closes distance fast.

Is he as agile as he was 2015? Maybe not, but Dillian Whyte has some of the slowest feet and worst balance you will ever see, even if Fury only had 75% of the movement he used to, it would be more than enough for Whyte and his cement feet. Whyte will struggle badly to get into range. besides, people think Fury can’t move anymore, he looked light on his feet in the first two Wilder fights, super agile v Schwarz, even if Schwarz was limited.

Maybe he was sluggish in Wilder 3 , but he had a 3 week camp and two weeks sparring. He was sleeping in a hospital floor Three or four weeks before the fight with his daughter in intensive care and not training. Hardly good preparation to look sharp.

Whyte is going to luck like a slow plodder, his feet are god awful. Usually he makes up for it by having a good reach and jab but he hasn’t got a reach advantage this time. Fury will keep him at any distance he wants. Until Whyte gets desperate and his awful balance starts landing him in trouble.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Who has Whyte ever stopped with a body shot?

He should be stripped of the body snatcher nick name. It’s worse than Thurman calling himself One Time.

Whyte should adopt something more appropriate like Beetlejuice.

[REDEEMER]

Number 6 is the most important one . If being honest Fury has a few holes to exploit . A blue print is right there it’s Otto Wallin . Very few fighters have pressured him behind a jab and working the entire body making him uncomfortable in fact I don’t think anyone besides Wallin in years since Chisora 1 did that and both rocked Fury .

Whyte brings that unpredictability as well ,posters forget and casual fans probably don’t even know Whyte used to fight southpaw he knows a lot of angles if Fury switches up .


There’s multiple reasons why both could win ,but anyone stating it’s an easy fight for Fury is not really a boxing fan they are being Fury fans and Whyte haters .

Fury’s simply not going to walk through Whyte . This will do two things .

1. Bring Fury fans back down to earth he’s just never been the guy who can dispatch anyone tough without some struggle ,Whyte poses much more resistance then Wilder this fight will show it .

2. When Whyte really puts worry in the fight it’s going to further make a blue print how to deal with a giant boxer regardless the outcome ,this is why Sugar Hill is very clever and is teaching Fury to implement different things in fights he knows he’s getting harder fights if he chooses to defend his title . That’s even in a win or loss ,very much like Wilder it was simply taking the fight to him is one’s best chance .


This thread will have the crazies rattled on here ,they certainly don’t want to see Whyte be competitive but they are in fir a bad night . This fight is going to be close and have some dangerous spots for both guys and that’s because neither guy is unbeatable ,I’d also add a domestic showdown is also a major factor it always adds more urgency just watch Arreloa vs Ruiz ,fight of the year candidate not long ago .

[Boxing-1013]

Number 6 is the most important one . If being honest Fury has a few holes to exploit . A blue print is right there it’s Otto Wallin . Very few fighters have pressured him behind a jab and working the entire body making him uncomfortable in fact I don’t think anyone besides Wallin in years since Chisora 1 did that and both rocked Fury .

Whyte brings that unpredictability as well ,posters forget and casual fans probably don’t even know Whyte used to fight southpaw he knows a lot of angles if Fury switches up .


There’s multiple reasons why both could win ,but anyone stating it’s an easy fight for Fury is not really a boxing fan they are being Fury fans and Whyte haters .

Fury’s simply not going to walk through Whyte . This will do two things .

1. Bring Fury fans back down to earth he’s just never been the guy who can dispatch anyone tough without some struggle ,Whyte poses much more resistance then Wilder this fight will show it .

2. When Whyte really puts worry in the fight it’s going to further make a blue print how to deal with a giant boxer regardless the outcome ,this is why Sugar Hill is very clever and is teaching Fury to implement different things in fights he knows he’s getting harder fights if he chooses to defend his title . That’s even in a win or loss ,very much like Wilder it was simply taking the fight to him is one’s best chance .


This thread will have the crazies rattled on here ,they certainly don’t want to see Whyte be competitive but they are in fir a bad night . This fight is going to be close and have some dangerous spots for both guys and that’s because neither guy is unbeatable ,I’d also add a domestic showdown is also a major factor it always adds more urgency just watch Arreloa vs Ruiz ,fight of the year candidate not long ago .

Didn't you pick Breazeale to KO Wilder?

[daggum]

Number 6 is the most important one . If being honest Fury has a few holes to exploit . A blue print is right there it’s Otto Wallin . Very few fighters have pressured him behind a jab and working the entire body making him uncomfortable in fact I don’t think anyone besides Wallin in years since Chisora 1 did that and both rocked Fury .

Whyte brings that unpredictability as well ,posters forget and casual fans probably don’t even know Whyte used to fight southpaw he knows a lot of angles if Fury switches up .


There’s multiple reasons why both could win ,but anyone stating it’s an easy fight for Fury is not really a boxing fan they are being Fury fans and Whyte haters .

Fury’s simply not going to walk through Whyte . This will do two things .

1. Bring Fury fans back down to earth he’s just never been the guy who can dispatch anyone tough without some struggle ,Whyte poses much more resistance then Wilder this fight will show it .

2. When Whyte really puts worry in the fight it’s going to further make a blue print how to deal with a giant boxer regardless the outcome ,this is why Sugar Hill is very clever and is teaching Fury to implement different things in fights he knows he’s getting harder fights if he chooses to defend his title . That’s even in a win or loss ,very much like Wilder it was simply taking the fight to him is one’s best chance .


This thread will have the crazies rattled on here ,they certainly don’t want to see Whyte be competitive but they are in fir a bad night . This fight is going to be close and have some dangerous spots for both guys and that’s because neither guy is unbeatable ,I’d also add a domestic showdown is also a major factor it always adds more urgency just watch Arreloa vs Ruiz ,fight of the year candidate not long ago .

sven ottke wallin is a great fighter though. no one can do what he did(have to say it in a trump voice)

[IronDanHamza]

1 reason he won't; He's garbage.

[Nash out]

The Great Nash says that as much as some people want it, Tyson "GOAT" Fury will never lose. He ain't chinny over and out like Lennox Lewis was. This man is an indestructible beast. Nash out.