Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Does Not See Dillian Whyte Lasting More Than Six Rounds

[PRINCEKOOL]

So Whyte potentially, is going to be silent for the entire build up then? Get beaten.

His team and himself have not really thought their actions out. I don't think his lack of engagement achieves anything, it only boasts Tyson Fury.

With the amount if fighters moaning on social media, or seemingly having a inability to confront other fighters in physical reality. This is not a good move.

As others have stated, Whyte has always given the impression? That he was this street wise, tough, no nonsense type of fighter. He has always given the impression that he would not let Fury have his own way, and disrupt his antics outside of the ring.

All of that has now gone out of the window.

For the people supporting Whyte, what actually are they supporting? You see because I support principles, and character.

Whyte is a game fighter, but I just think this is a low move. Completely inconsiderate of his fans, who are going to pay for the fight.

And it is not just about his fans, I think he is missing a opportunity to apply pressure to Tyson Fury.

Note: This post was actually intended for another thread, but I will just leave it here.

[PRINCEKOOL]

He still has twitchy movements and great feints to his game and I still cant see what Wallin accomplished besides landing 1 clean shot. Fury has evolved I agree with that but he fought Wilder the way he needed to in order to win. I believe he is still very capable of having shades of the riddler style if necessary. I'm not a super fan of Fury or anything but he is the best heavyweight right now in my opinion

Yes he does have his twitchy movements and faints, but his overall movement has decreased dramatically 'Even his actually defense'. I honestly think this is down to the affects of Peter Fury's training.

Before the Wilder II fight, Fury stated to Gareth A' Daveis? That he had come to a decision to completely change his training. With hearing that, I knew Fury was in the process of adapting his game.

I actually think Kronk Fury is innately the type of fighter, Tyson Fury has always wanted to be. Anyone who has watched his entire career, will understand that he started out as a game, slightly clumsy, big super-heavyweight who can fight on the inside and implement rough house tactics.

Then Peter Fury came along, and refined his game. People started to see the bi-product of Peter Fury's tutorage around the Martin Rogan fight.

Anyway, I do think he wins this fight vs Whyte.

[Oracle01]

Fury's become delusional after 3 fights vs a basketballer with a telegraphed right hand who can't take a punch. The last real boxer he fought he went life and death with Otto wallin. Whyte will shock him and his fans.

[RoadMan94]

You won't believe it, but I wanted to use that "C" version as my nick but super PC admin doesn't allow it.

btw, I'm not here to play futile back and forth with nobody.

Well, if I merely ask you politely are you a Dillian Whyte fan, would you give an honest answer? Or Is it best to just leave it?

Yes, I can see admin not allowing that. Internet is becoming more “woke” every day unfortunately.

[BritishBoxing92]

Everything is up for speculation up until it comes fight night, who knows maybe Whyte will surprise us and go further into the fight and then Fury outboxes him and the fight goes to the score cards?

[Roberto Vasquez]

Pianeta last 10 rounds...

I think Fury is saying he will be aggressive against Whyte but he will really run and try to outbox him. These 2 have sparred a lot - they both already know what works and what doesn't. Wilder 2 and 3 were the only fights when Fury actually did what he said in terms of tactics. He has an 80% record of doing the opposite to what he says. Like when he was going to KO Wlad etc. Also remember when Wilder was never going to land a glove on him and Wilder landed over 70 punches on him in that first fight and put him down twice. Talk is cheap!

Everything is up for speculation up until it comes fight night, who knows maybe Whyte will surprise us and go further into the fight and then Fury outboxes him and the fight goes to the score cards?

Fury doesn't punch hard enough to stop Whyte in 6 rounds. We all know that. He struggled to stop Wilder both times he was out on his feet. Fight went on and on and on.

[PotentialToast]

And I don't expect this to happen at Wembley Stadium.
Tell me when they move it to W. Arena.

All tickets on ticketmaster gone. Dare say plenty bought for resale but even so.

[VislorTurlough]

Looking forward to a dominant statement by the world Heavyweight champion and greatest living Englishman

[nacho daddy]

[QUOTE=Tatabanya;n31320498]

I would never seriously think of doing that indeed, except that I saw some cracks appear in Fury's overall performance during the last Wilder fight. That, and his ever-problematic state of mind may - may - warrant an upset loss, one day.

Or maybe not in order for you to cover all the bases you need to say it could be a draw you know like when a weather man says...partly cloudy with a chance of rain

[REDEEMER]

Fury's become delusional after 3 fights vs a basketballer with a telegraphed right hand who can't take a punch. The last real boxer he fought he went life and death with Otto wallin. Whyte will shock him and his fans.

Fury vision of himself is a bit off ,I think this fight will show Fury and Whyte are not overly better then one or the other . And the more I hear Fury talk the more I’m seeing the slight upset happening,it’s definitely worth a bet on for a to big of odds against Whyte . Had Whyte not lost to Povetkin the odds wouldn’t be so far off .