Fury saved Whyte's life

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so that little push made whyte all dizzy and on spaghetti legs? Dude you guys are ridiculous. How do you even call yourselves boxing fans with little to none common sense.

He's a troll.

[BodyBagz]

so that little push made whyte all dizzy and on spaghetti legs? Dude you guys are ridiculous. How do you even call yourselves boxing fans with little to none common sense.

It was a glancing blow

[BodyBagz]

You need to up your troll game bud, it's getting boring now, come up with some new material.

You call Wilder sloppy, yet you predicted him to KO Fury in all 3 fights lol.

When a person is called a troll for posting up prime wins, you know the resume is trash

[BodyBagz]

He's a troll.

Who's not a liar

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When a person is called a troll for posting up prime wins, you know the resume is trash

If Fury is such a bum as you claim, why are the likes of Lennox anointing him as one of the best HW's there's ever been?

You're a troll, it is what it is.

[Tatabanya]

so that little push made whyte all dizzy and on spaghetti legs? Dude you guys are ridiculous. How do you even call yourselves boxing fans with little to none common sense.

In fact, speaking for myself, I'm not a "fan" but analyze the cold facts. The uppercut was a good one, but didn't separate Whyte from his senses. Had Fury caught his chin clean, Whyte would have fallen backwards immediately, as he did against Povetkin. The push, immediately following the punch, is evident, and after falling down hard Whyte basically quit. His delayed spaghetti legs remind me of Bruce Seldon after getting hit with a rather normal punch by Mike Tyson. There are ways to get out of a fight you're losing, Whyte chose this method.

The ending, whatever one wants to see, does not detract from Fury's absolute domination and deserved win. But most people, including the commentators, are in desperate need to aggrandize something that doesn't need to be. They look for brutality and conclusiveness. That would have happened for sure, had Fury not pushed his opponent away on instinct. Whyte was already finished, he would have been knocked out cold a punch or two later.

[BodyBagz]

If Fury is such a bum as you claim, why are the likes of Lennox anointing him as one of the best HW's there's ever been?

You're a troll, it is what it is.

Even in bummy eras, someone has to be a ruler

If that was anyone else's resume I posted, you would be laughing too

You can't say I'm a liar.

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Even in bummy eras, someone has to be a ruler

If that was anyone else's resume I posted, you would be laughing too

You can't say I'm a liar.

Bore off Curtis.

[dibzvincent143]

In fact, speaking for myself, I'm not a "fan" but analyze the cold facts. The uppercut was a good one, but didn't separate Whyte from his senses. Had Fury caught his chin clean, Whyte would have fallen backwards immediately, as he did against Povetkin. The push, immediately following the punch, is evident, and after falling down hard Whyte basically quit. His delayed spaghetti legs remind me of Bruce Seldon after getting hit with a rather normal punch by Mike Tyson. There are ways to get out of a fight you're losing, Whyte chose this method.

The ending, whatever one wants to see, does not detract from Fury's absolute domination and deserved win. But most people, including the commentators, are in desperate need to aggrandize something that doesn't need to be. They look for brutality and conclusiveness. That would have happened for sure, had Fury not pushed his opponent away on instinct. Whyte was already finished, he would have been knocked out cold a punch or two later.

why bother even standing up if you didn’t want to continue lmao. The uppercut hurt him, and he tried to stand up to continue and couldn’t it’s simple as that. You guys like to assume it’s always something else. You think these guys are actors trying to do shake his booty.

[dibzvincent143]

It was a glancing blow

Still enough to hurt Whyte. So answer the question. Did the push got him dizzy and put him on spaghetti legs? That’s just a very cool story.