Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Blasts Out Dillian Whyte in Sixth With Vicious Uppercut

[Sid-Knee]

For like 5 years we’ve had to listen to this 2x PED cheat chinless punching bag cry like a sissy about how he couldn’t get a title shot. Despite being a serial cheater and getting crooked decisions by corrupt judges. And having a amateur hour promoter who knows F all about working sanctioning bodies to get what you want. And when Whyte finally gets a shot he is ****d in the ring before the entire world. Joke. Bye Eddie. It’s your funeral

Whyte got paid millions for tonight and should have got his shot years ago if it wasn't for the cowards and shady people in the sport.

But what do you actually get for the years of laughable nonsense you've written on here? Nothing. Now that is f3cking sad.

Tune in for when Joyce gets his fill of Parker. Then it's on to Dubois to finish what's left of him like i said. All the Brits are going to have a ride. And you're going to watch it with tears in your eyes and hate within your heart. And i'm going to bloody love every second of it. Used up like a **********. But at least Parker will get paid for it. Maybe ask him for some money when it's all said and done to try and make your sad life on here seem at least slightly worth it.

[billeau2]

What will Matchroom incels do now? All their heroes are punch drunk tomato cans

Suicide watch... They are being told that everyone knows Eddies a good lad... Through and through... Its a good thing Eddie is Dylan's friend and helped promote this fight! or no one would have showed up!!! Right? "Of course, of course... put the steak knife down Robbie, of course...."

[billeau2]

I knew Whyte would be a bust. I didn't even bother to stop by my local bar where I could've watched this mismatch for free.

Please take this unsolicited advice which will become apparent in the story: I was in grad school had papers due, but wanted a beer... Noticed Tyson was fighting that night and laughed saying "just another stiff, I have shiat to do..." Well finally got some work done and still had time to make the fight. Went down to the Rockin Robbin on Haight Street (no longer any sports bars on Haight Street)... got a nice area with a view... Mismatch indeed... that was the night Buster Douglas did a number on Iron Mike!!! and I almost missed it!

[Sid-Knee]

I'm ok with Tyson retiring and it's nice to see a fighter refuse to be ****ed around Hearn. Its obvious AJ never wanted to face a talent like Tyson even Wilder. He wasn't that good but that hype had a Lotta ppl thinking otherwise lol
as a fan it's satisfying to witness a hypejob be exposed

Yeah, it was AJ and Hearn who were the reason for Fury getting 50/50 and forcing them to make sure the fight didn't happen and to fight Wilder a 3rd time. It was also AJ's fault when Fury came back and said he wasn't ready for AJ, but was happy to fight Wilder next when he announced the fight a few weeks later.

Not once could you point to a time and date AJ ducked Fury. But i can give you two times and dates.

You also couldn't give me any time Hearn has messed Fury around. But i can give plenty of times Fury and co have messed Eddie around.

[Theodore]

Never noticed it, but after playing Super Punch Out the other day. Fury looks like Bear Hugger, a character in the game.

[billeau2]

nah since Wlad he's looked mediocre this division is subpar to say the least he's getting a way with one, IF and it's a big a if Usyk gets passed AJ he'll give him hell if not beat him, he's never had someone force the pace on him and because of that he's looked like he has an amazing engine but that's yet to be proven as he's always the one setting pace and Usyk will most definitely be the one to prove if he can keep up with the aforementioned "pace".

Its a good point, Usyk has the advantage on "engine." Of course Fury had a good engine also but Usyk might be able to fight at a pace that gives Fury problems in spurts.

Usyk is very hard to slow down. People look too hard at the Chisora fight. In that fight Usyk really made some bad adjustments. He was way too linear and getting tagged moving straight back, did not use much head movement at all, and was too cautious. But he learned his lesson and did not fight that way again.

Some fighters have outfinessed Usyk for a bit fighting off the back leg. Toney Bellu did a nice job for a while, but could not switch gears when Usyk turned it up a notch.

Fury's jab looked phenominal tonight but Usyk has phenominal head movement...

Hard fight to predict lol. If Usyk can take good shots (we will see the second Joshua fight) then in essence Fury would have to outbox him. Depending on how you look at that proposition either: Usyk is a master boxer who is fighting a big, slower opponent, OR, Fury is fighting a guy he has tons of reach on and who he can maul away at on the inside.

[Tony Green]

How do you figure? I hear people say that... what I saw was Wallin got Fury cut, maybe with a punch. Then I saw Fury win every round and not let Wallin touch him up again. Wallin never even hit him with a solid shot after that. Am I missing something?

You're right in a way, minus the cut he did win most rounds comfortably but there was constant checking of his cut and u could see Tyson and his cnr was very worried it was gonna get stopped, wallin did everything possible to make the cut worse during the fight as he probs knew it was his only way to win but saying that he took fury 12 rounds and never really looked hurt, I know that's shouldn't be a barometer of how good a guy is by just surviving but Tyson's dominance over the last few years makes it that way

[Sid-Knee]

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Are you under the impression i picked Whyte to beat Fury?

Sorry to disappoint you, but i didn't.

What i said to the idiot, stands.

[Vlad_]

So Fury Povetkined Whyte...

[Sid-Knee]

Whyte threw 29 punches a round, he usually outputs 50, the guy was not presenting anything like the opposition he would usually, so Fury looks like a master once again against substandard opposition. I suppose in your book the Fury legend status building Wilder would also be too much for Holyfield, Frazier and Holyfield?….oh say you think that and let’s just prove you know f all about boxing once and for all.

Whyte threw less punches against a huge heavyweight than he usually throws? You don't say.

Do you want to list all the times the fighters you named who were either beaten or looked horrid against substandard opposition? There's plenty of them.

A cave man in Bonavena was too much for Frazier. A light Heavyweight in Moorer was too much for Holyfield. Anyone who was any good was too much for Ali. And the fighter no one likes to talk about because of how shocking he was in Young, dominated Foreman from start to finish. Young even beat Ali but he got another one of his robberies. Yet you think they'd beat Fury when they're at their best? They wouldn't you know.

Don't worry, my boxing knowledge is second to none. I prove it enough times. Can't say the same for others though.