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[Other Sport] Fury vs Whyte
- Thread starter Lenny Rider
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TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Fury's round.
40-36.
Whyte has to try something different or it will be a whitewash
40-36.
Whyte has to try something different or it will be a whitewash
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Fury's round.
50-45
50-45
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Whyte goes down! Fight is over!!!
KO for Fury
KO for Fury
All over. Like I said, mismatch
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BN41Albion
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£25 quid well spe.... oh
Cheeky Monkey
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Weststander
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A class above from start to dramatic finish. Completely unmarked, whilst Whyte was blowing from the fifth and his defence was all over the place by the time Fury spotted the opening. Great hand speed throughout.
Whyte’s frustrated tactic was to try to punch the top of Fury’s head as clinches broke.
Whyte’s frustrated tactic was to try to punch the top of Fury’s head as clinches broke.
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Plus I'm over £500 richer. The most obvious outcome to a "big" fight that I can remember, in that Fury's tactics were predictable, Whyte gassing after 6 was predictable, and a TKO finish was therefore inevitable.
southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
- Jul 9, 2003
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It was if there were 8 of you! Great party night.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
IPTV DAZN2 was your friend (does anyone still ACTUALLY pay for these things ?) 
A fairly predictable plod. Good finish though.
A fairly predictable plod. Good finish though.
A fairly predictable fight if you looked at the form line.
Fury dominated a similar style and ability Chisora over two fights. In either fight Fury didn’t lose a round with Chisora not able to get close.
Whyte had two nip and tuck thrillers with ‘Del Boy’ so couldn’t see anything other than a similar outcome.
I thought the end might come slightly later, but Fury keeps improving and developing and is genuinely a great fighter now.
Happy to have paid £25 to watch a great technician. Everything he does defensively and how he uses his size is good to watch.
The ending was great and now hopefully one more fight against the winner of Usyk vs Joshua.
Fury dominated a similar style and ability Chisora over two fights. In either fight Fury didn’t lose a round with Chisora not able to get close.
Whyte had two nip and tuck thrillers with ‘Del Boy’ so couldn’t see anything other than a similar outcome.
I thought the end might come slightly later, but Fury keeps improving and developing and is genuinely a great fighter now.
Happy to have paid £25 to watch a great technician. Everything he does defensively and how he uses his size is good to watch.
The ending was great and now hopefully one more fight against the winner of Usyk vs Joshua.
Lenny Rider
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To be fair Munkfish didn’t get back from Wembley till late but just watched it again, it wasn’t a shit fight, it was the best Heavyweight boxer this country has ever produced at his peak against one of his perceived nearest challengers.
With his reach advantage and his boxing ability Whyte couldn’t get near him, and by the KO he was gassed.
IMHO Usyk will be the only current fighter who will technically have the skills to make a contest of it, AJ (and Hearn) know enough to have avoided Fury for all this time, he won’t beat Usyk anyway but if he did, a Fury/AJ fight will almost be a carbon copy of last night.
crodonilson
He/Him
I think the banks of empty red seats at Wembley last night tell you everything you need to know about the popularity of Fury against AJ. Let's hope AJ can show Usyk who is boss on the rematch and thru can both get it on together in Saudi at the end of this year.