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

[Hands of Stone]

White is truly a bum (maybe not quite) but he is domestic level fighter at best. I said beforehand he's no different than Chisora in terms of level and skills...Chisora might actually be better. You keep getting dropped by the same punch shows you have bad habits and just in there for the sake of being in there. No plan, no strategy, nothing.

[El_Cholo]

Whyte is a heavy bag with legs that ultimately failed him!

The end!

[Sid-Knee]

The event was all too much for Whyte, he looked like the Adrenalin just took everything out of him from the start, his legs were shot, flat footed. Fury got it done but for me, even with his newly discovered power in the pantheon of greats he’s not getting a mention, someone like Holyfield would absolutely tear him up, forget Ali, Foreman or even Frasier, fun to watch in this era, but definitely fortunate to be is such a weak division.

It's a good job they're not around to fight Fury. You'd hate how easy it would be to beat all of them. Holyfield would be the toughest, but he'd be beaten on points. The rest have nothing to offer. Nor are they great.

[joe strong]

Wilder pre fury trilogy sparks them both before the 8th round, however I am of the mind that wilder is no longer interested after 2 career defining fights that resulted in serious damage to the man’s fighting body

Hard to say but I still want to see those fights if possible…

[1hourRun]

Are you forgetting this is how Wlad finished many fighters and many other fighters before him, your obsession with Fury is disgusting he isn't going to to fúck you if you keep mentioning him, sadly Elie I know you're obsessed because he mentioned ***s in one of his diatribes and banned you from media events but it is what it is.

Wladimir Klitschko lunged at Kubrat Pulev and there legs collided, Wlad was trying to creating punching-space, the force from the whipping hook was so powerful that you can see Kubrat on his way down.

Regardless if Wladimir fouled some bum in a previous contest, I dont see how that has any relevance in this fight, nor justifies Tyson's ongoing history of fouls ; but more importantly, how referees consistently ignore Fury's violations that have significant impact on outcomes.

I think some of Tyson's STANS are upset over the fact that he is probably going into hiding for a couple months to avoid fighting top 10 competition. A pitiful and transparent campaign of lies and deception that everyone is starting to see very clearly.

[Elastic Recoilz]

So three times Whyte has been done by a uppercut.

Joshua, Povetkin & now Fury.

There is no way Fury retires after that, I can envision him having 1 more fight against Usyk vs Joshua winner etc.

Oscar Rivas dropped him with an uppercut in round 9 as well.

[Sid-Knee]

Lol Whyte just took a dive and has no heart, Fury is retiring and Joshua lost all his belts to cruiserweight. Are you sure I'm the one who needs to be coping right now? Haha

Fury might be the best heavyweight at the moment but he's not the P4P king Canelo is ask him what he does to Brits.

Haven't you run out of strawmen yet? F2ck me you've got more than a farmers convention.

We know what he does to Brits. He sabotages them like he does to many. It's a cowards way.

Plus, all of them meant nothing other than Saunders. The rest were either shot, too small, or not given time to prepare to gain advantage. Only a total embarrassment would even mention them. But, that's what you are.

You may now get back to seething for whatever reason. Haha.

[sportbuddha]

There are some people here who are basing the result of the fight on Whyte and overhyped Whyte. Whyte is a solid fighter, but like most of this era has no real subtle skills, footwork, or other things one sees from boxers when the division was strong.

BUT your confusing the hype with a legitimate appreciation for boxing skills... It does not matter who was in the ring against Fury... He basically fought a similar fight to when he dethroned Klitsko. In both cases he shut his opponent down. In this fight he displayed skills that are objective, can be seen, and show true greatness. His jab was like a piston, he also used his feints with the jab expertly, his punches were laser accurate, watch the body shots... and his ability to move into position, including fighting going back was exceptional.

Fury is a great fighter and it shows with how he fights... The fact that he outclassed a typical opponent for this time in the division is irrelevant.

I’m no confusing anything, Fury today is a far more complete fighter than the one that beat Wlad, so of course I appreciate his boxing skill but that was a substandard Whyte, it simply was, yes it’s easy to say Tyson makes even good fighters look bad, but actually Whyte made it easy, he lacked everything that got him the title shot and imho an adrenaline dump ruined his night, because he was overwhelmed by the occasion and it just took his legs away and he was woeful, didn’t even make Fury earn it.

I disagree Fury would win easily against any of the others, Usyk even despite his size is actually even more technical and I have long said actually the one everyone says Fury would beat easily, Joshua, is potentially a bad match up for him because he is a good straight puncher and if you watch a lot of Fury you will see, when he gets caught it’s down the middle. He’ll be back, I reckon we’ll see him fight again.

[champion4ever]

Whyte makes Wilder look so good and durable. Wilder dropped Fury more than once and could take his punches too. This was a one-sided match. Whyte should be grateful he got the 20% given his performance.

Dillian's performance today was nothing short of pathetic. I know that he is a limited fighter but so was Wilder but at least Deontay performed at least a hundred times better than Dillian Whyte did. To me, Dillian just showed up for an easy pay day to lay down and quit. He showed no signs of life or fight at all.

[Boro]

Wladimir Klitschko lunged at Kubrat Pulev and there legs collided, Wlad was trying to creating punching-space, the force from the whipping hook was so powerful that you can see Kubrat on his way down.

Regardless if Wladimir fouled some bum in a previous contest, I dont see how that has any relevance in this fight, nor justifies Tyson's ongoing history of fouls ; but more importantly, how referees consistently ignore Fury's violations that have significant impact on outcomes.

I think some of Tyson's STANS are upset over the fact that he is probably going into hiding for a couple months to avoid fighting top 10 competition. A pitiful and transparent campaign of lies and deception that everyone is starting to see very clearly.

If that what comforts you at night sweetheart then fair enough, sadly the truth is every boxer tries to get away with as much BS as possible but you're riding Fury as hard as possible because he doesn't like you and your ilk, you've jumped ship from Wilder and I'm sure you'll jump ship from whomever else you favour to fell Fury when they fail to do so.