Has Dillian Whyte over trained?

[Stuntman Mike]

Now that's a good answer. He's come in at a weight based on expecting Cronk Fury to come in similar to the last Wilder fight and its done him over a bit. I just wasnt expecting to start to gas so early.

Yeah well it's understandable why he came prepared for a clinch ..look at the last two wilder fights ..wilder was having small success and the main thing that contributed to his inevitable demise wasn't furys ultra boxing skill or punch power but the physical demand the clinches took out of him

Take away the clinches and wilder could have potentially been dangerous until the final bell of both fights

Whyte seen that as one of furys biggest strengths and came in prepared for it ...i mean he did look good in the clinches but fury came in ready to box the way he boxed chisoras ears off in their second fight with minimal clinches

[deathofaclown]

Tyson Fury puts a fair bit of mental pressure on fighters in the ring, making them overthink, that adds to fatigue.

That’s the difference between top fighters and good fighters.

It’s like when Tony Bellew faced Usyk, actually he was able to be competitive for five rounds or so but his brain and body were basically having to work flat out just to be relatively competitive and you can’t do that for 12 rounds at that level, you’ll wear out.

Whyte was out of his depth in there tonight and that’s an exhausting place to be

[DaNeutral.]

Tyson Fury puts a fair bit of mental pressure on fighters in the ring, making them overthink, that adds to fatigue.

That’s the difference between top fighters and good fighters.

It’s like when Tony Bellew faced Usyk, actually he was able to be competitive for five rounds or so but his brain and body were basically having to work flat out just to be relatively competitive and you can’t do that for 12 rounds at that level, you’ll wear out.

Whyte was out of his depth in there tonight and that’s an exhausting place to be

Very good post, I've just watched the whole fight over and I can see exactly what you are saying, Whyte was never comfortable, never settled in to a rhythm and spent all his time reacting to Fury's lead which is confusing at the best of times.He really didn't have a clue what to do at any point.

[Silence]

He got outclassed that's all. His only chance was being heavy and finding one punch KO. He got KTFOed by one punch lmao.

[DaNeutral.]

He got outclassed that's all. His only chance was being heavy and finding one punch KO. He got KTFOed by one punch lmao.

It was another masterclass no doubt, Whyte is a bit overrated by some but Fury made it look like a piece of cake, so damn easy.