Comments Thread For: Hearn on Whyte's Loss: I Can't Believe It, I Thought it Was a Dream

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  • _Rexy_
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    #21
    Originally posted by Eff Pandas
    Eddie's headlines after one of his bigger name/draw fighters loses often sounds like he's the gf or wife of the boxer rather than their promoter.
    “I can’t believe this is happening to us”

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      • steeve steel
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        #22
        Don't know what fight the commentators and Hearn were watching.. Povetkin was pounding Whyte to the body and head. Whyte was fading, that's why he didn't jump on the Russian after the 2 flash knockdown..

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          • Zelda
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            #23
            So Eddie felt it like a dream, not a nightmare. Even Eddie wanted Whyte out of the way for a Joshua-Fury match and his dream came true.

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              • NYG
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                #24
                Hopefully the Whyte hype dies down a little bit now.

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                  • Ndiphiwe
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                    #25
                    Sad for Whyte, stylistically he stood a great chance against Fury, can see him winning that fight, doubt it ever happens now

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by Ndiphiwe
                        Sad for Whyte, stylistically he stood a great chance against Fury, can see him winning that fight, doubt it ever happens now
                        Nope. Whyte still looked slow and ponderous, Fury would be far to big, slick and skilled for Whyte to handle.

                        Fury 12-0.

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                          • Earl-Hickey
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                            #27
                            Originally posted by steeve steel
                            Don't know what fight the commentators and Hearn were watching.. Povetkin was pounding Whyte to the body and head. Whyte was fading, that's why he didn't jump on the Russian after the 2 flash knockdown..
                            On the feed I watched it was hilarious because they were saying Povetkin was shot and finished and needed to retire then he ktfo Whyte and out of nowhere the commentator SHOUTED DILLIAN WHYTES CAREER IS OVER

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                              • Earl-Hickey
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                                #28
                                Originally posted by denium
                                Nope. Whyte still looked slow and ponderous, Fury would be far to big, slick and skilled for Whyte to handle.

                                Fury 12-0.
                                Whyte has absoloutley no footspeed or head movement. Anyone long who can move would have it easy vs him.

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                                  • sledgehammer17
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                                    #29
                                    Pov played Whyte at his own game hammering the body, and even hurt him a few times there too, I think that's why he never jumped on him. I respect all boxers including a big mouth like dill, but I love it wen Eddie ***** fighters lose, just the look on fast Eddie's face is golden hehehehehehe hehehehehehe 😁 unlucky Ed another one bites the dust for you 😀

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                                      • sledgehammer17
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                                        #30
                                        No one beats fury, repeat, no one beats fury.

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