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

[Tony Green]

2-1 Fury could be 3-0 Fury

Could be??? He won every round before knocking him out, how in the f did anyone give Whyte the first round??

[mawoodhouse]

If Fury fights either Joshua or Usyk next, he knocks either one of them out easily I think. Fury is not just a smart awkward boxer anymore, he is now also a Puncher, he was never a puncher before but not now he is! There ain’t a heavyweight out there right now that can beat him!

[SceneBoxer]

This. Fury, Usyk, Joshua and Wilder are the cream of the crop. Nobody is beating any of them if they are not matched up against one another.

the Whytes, Parkers etc are not close to the same level.

You forgot that Joshua was already beaten by Ruiz (aside from Usyk)... You can scratch him from that list...

[Quercusalba]

To be fair it almost worked for Chisora because the fight became quite close and usyk struggled. 115 - 113 is not a dominate performance

I'm going to spilt hairs here. The fight didn't become quite close. It became less close. It started closely, but after round 4 Chisora had nothing for him. He may have taken one round after the fourth.

[billeau2]

He's a special talent. I've called it since day 1.

I thought so as well. I was confused when he came in heavy to fight Wilder... He also modified his jabs in those fights and was really flanked at the elbows... I sort of asked myself "is this the same Gypsy King yeah?" lol. I think that whatever Tyson may believe, he is a poduct of the old school where skills paid the bills... and old school heavyweights wanted to come in as light as humanly possible. Tyson is fantastic, an ATG, when he comes in light and has his mobility. His jab is one of the best, and most versatile punches... Ali is the only other heavyweight I know of that used the jab for so many things in the ring as Fury. Fury also showed that he has one of the best jabs ever in the division, bar none.

[1Eriugenus]

'Fury drew a roar from the partisan crowd—despite the fight taking place minutes from Whyte’s hometown of Brixton'

Have you got booster rockets? Brixton to Wembley would be about 40 minutes by tube or rail. At least 90 minutes by car. Probably 2 hours on foot

[VislorTurlough]

For like 5 years we’ve had to listen to this 2x PED cheat chinless punching bag cry like a sissy about how he couldn’t get a title shot. Despite being a serial cheater and getting crooked decisions by corrupt judges. And having a amateur hour promoter who knows F all about working sanctioning bodies to get what you want. And when Whyte finally gets a shot he is ****d in the ring before the entire world. Joke. Bye Eddie. It’s your funeral

[Tony Green]

One punch ko by fury. Clearly the Kronk has showed him how to maximise his power the same way they helped Lennox with his balance and shifting of power. Fury proved he was the best when he beat wilder, plain and simple. He will never again have the challenge he did with Deontay

Usyk is a much bigger threat than wilder, facts, I'm the biggest fury fan going but even I know that fight will go down to the wire, yet again you show how little u know about this sport

[Oldskoolg]

For like 5 years we’ve had to listen to this 2x PED cheat chinless punching bag cry like a sissy about how he couldn’t get a title shot. Despite being a serial cheater and getting crooked decisions by corrupt judges. And having a amateur hour promoter who knows F all about working sanctioning bodies to get what you want. And when Whyte finally gets a shot he is ****d in the ring before the entire world. Joke. Bye Eddie. It’s your funeral

This, again. You’re on fire

[Paolo10]

Having a 3ft long left arm with a giant, brick-like fist on the end of it helps with the jab tbf.