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

[Shadoww702]

Wilder and Oritz would beat Whyte.

Yes I said Ortiz!!!!

[Shadoww702]

Man that sht was FAST!!!!!

[Shadoww702]

Fury got mad SKILLS!!!

[1hourRun]

WE? Let me correct that to YOU are tired…nice White Zombie sig…

Thanks Joe, speaking of Zombie's thats how Dillian fought tonight. No brains.

It looks like Joe Joyce vs. Deontay Wilder is going to be the next fight for the vacant WBC HW title. Who do you got?

[Sid-Knee]

REDEEMER looking like an ass yet again. It's not his first time and it certainly won't be his last.

REDEEMER actually bounces you fools around.

If getting fights wrong every now and again is a crime, you'd be doing at least a thousand life sentences. And that's not even including your actual worst posts on here with all the madness i've had to force you to address.

[Shadoww702]

REDEEMER actually bounces you fools around.

If getting fights wrong every now and again is a crime, you'd be doing at least a thousand life sentences. And that's not even including your actual worst posts on here with all the madness i've had to force you to address.

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[Sid-Knee]

Whyte makes Wilder look so good and durable. Wilder dropped Fury more than once and could take his punches too. This was a one-sided match. Whyte should be grateful he got the 20% given his performance.

Whyte could take the straights from Fury. It was the uppercut that got him. Basic punches had Wilder all over the canvas looking like he was disabled. With a well timed uppercut like tonight, i'd expect him to still be asleep. Never in his life has he taken the kind of shots Whyte took from Joshua. That took a lot out of him. His chin was still solid afterwards, but it definitely had a lot taken from it after that fight.

[sportbuddha]

It's a good job they're not around to fight Fury. You'd hate how easy it would be to beat all of them. Holyfield would be the toughest, but he'd be beaten on points. The rest have nothing to offer. Nor are they great.

Whyte threw 29 punches a round, he usually outputs 50, the guy was not presenting anything like the opposition he would usually, so Fury looks like a master once again against substandard opposition. I suppose in your book the Fury legend status building Wilder would also be too much for Holyfield, Frazier and Holyfield?….oh say you think that and let’s just prove you know f all about boxing once and for all.

[1hourRun]

So, what does that make Dillian Whyte? a flyweight that would go down by a little push? or a Malik Scott that is not able to get up again? Did Joshua and Povetkin also push him after their uppercuts?

Accept the fact that Whyte had no game plan whatsoever and made zero improvements during all this time and seclusion that he had in Portugal. It also shows what it means for a top HW to stop believing in his arrogance and invest in a top-notch trainer and actually listen to them to improve their game. Whyte had zero improvements in head movement, footwork, or punching style. Wilder also did not invest in a good trainer his entire career and his ego made him not listen to whatever he had, for which he paid the price. When he did listen somewhat to Malik Scott (not the best trainer) and went to the body, he had better success in the third fight than in the second one against Fury. Mike paid the price when he had his yes men around him in Tokyo, and the list goes on.

Whyte has no one to blame except himself.

I refer you to my previous reply regarding the 'push'. I' m not upset over Dillian Whyte's defeat, it was expected hes a bum ; its fitting that Tyson goes out facing another PED cheat and fraud.

I'm actually happy that I wont see Tyson in a ring defending a belt for a long time, YES! I'm so happy!

[Zelda]

When Fury was at his best like he was here tonight, he destroyed Wilder every second it lasted. He didn't come close to winning a round the way Whyte did in the first. None of this made Wilder "Look good". I'm sure any decent fighter could do much better than Wilder should fury go into their fight the way Fury did in fight 1 and 3.

Eddie's both HW dogs lost their last fights. Must be hard on him and his fans. But that is no excuse to be spouting rubbish on the forum. Better stay silent if you cannot make sense.

Wilder at least had a plan. He was more aggressive in the last fight and started to go to the body. Sure, he couldn't execute it well but still got up the floor and dropped Fury in the third fight, not started a chicken dance. I am sure a "decent fight" would do better, but Whyte ain't that "decent fighter" we had hoped he would be for tonight's fight. Whyte, it seems, either had no plan or did not even come close to executing it if they had one. Honestly, I thought Whyte would give Fury a harder fight and I also said that in the forum but he turned up showing zero improvements or game plan.