People should fight clean. They don’t always. Both fighters were dirty. In the recent GGG fight, Murata landed more elbows than jabs. A fighter in this business must protect himself at all times. Whyte obviously was in no condition to do that, so the ref was obligated to stop the fight. It’s over, man. Whine thou not.
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Originally posted by 4truth View PostWhyte has no case here. The push came after the damage was done and had no effect on the outcome.
Steve Cunningham on the other hand, that backhand push had a great deal to do with the outcome.
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I was wondering how long till this push was pointed out. I don't think Whyte had a chance push or no push , but I do believe Fury has been training to do this push. If you go back to Joseph Parkers last fight where he trained with Fury his three knockdowns in that fight all came off off a punch push combination.
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Originally posted by mecooken View PostI was wondering how long till this push was pointed out. I don't think Whyte had a chance push or no push , but I do believe Fury has been training to do this push. If you go back to Joseph Parkers last fight where he trained with Fury his three knockdowns in that fight all came off off a punch push combination.Good ol' Douglas likes this.
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So you guys are saying if the ref stopped the action because of the push you'd be upset? You can't push in boxing... That was more of a push to the ground. You just can't do that. Fury would of beat him anyways but what're ya'll arguing about?
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