Tyson Fury v Dillian Whyte - Wembley Stadium - April 23rd

My point was more in the general sense

Yes, odd vibe off this. Smell of an upset!

but if it happens, is it that much of an upset?

if Whyte justifiably wins on points I’d consider it a big upset, but taking Fury out wouldn’t be that big an upset for me.

A comfortable nights work for fury.....

I just hope he gets the opportunity to unify the whole division soon....

My analysis of big knockdowns? Read my post again. All I said was the first big one (rd 12 fight 1) had Fury down for ten seconds. Is this incorrect? Who said the shots weren’t clean?

second big knockdown (fight 3 rd 4) saw Fury badly wobbled from a good shot that Fury took the steam out of by tucking his head/chin low.

what are you seeing here? Where is the nonsense? All I did was describe the knockdowns. As usual you see things that aren't there when (for whatever reason) you think Fury needs defending.

you then go on to say that Whyte only has a punchers chance, which is what my post was all about. My explaining that just because Wilder couldn’t KO Fury doesn’t mean Whyte can’t. Hence one needs to analyse. Your jump/take here is odd. Has to be your usual “defend” Fury nonsense, even when there is nobody criticising him.

On paper you wold imagine the above statement to be true but its not that simple

Wilder shots where big right hands ,yes they are massive shots & without question the best right hand in the sport right now , so in that respect we agree,

The problem is if Whyte ko's him its not with a right hand, its catch check left hook , you literally don' see it and your coming forward on all your weight, Its a real lights out punch if you get sloppy & lean into it ,

Wilders right hand is easier for Wilder to land because he can get you at range or coming in, For Whyte to get you with the check left it take a lot more setting up but believe me if he does land it he can ko anyone ,

Its funny because against AVP in the first fight Dillion landed it a couple of times but not 100 flush & when he got predictable looking for it AVP used his own sneaky upper cut to turn Whyte lights off, again a punch Whyte did not see & ducked into ,

I think a fresh Tyson is to long & clever to get caught by that shot from Whyte but if he gets buzzed & or becomes sloppy it could land & will cause massive problems

i read the post, youve said the same thing about 20 times, that the 12th round knock down in the first fight werent especially heavy shots, clean but not heavy. I disagree.

Defend fury nonsense? someone has to give some perspective because all you do is do him down 😁 even when you let on not to.

So we agree.....you think Whyte has a punchers chance only, as do I.

Just because Wilder could not KO him doesn't mean Whyte can't.

Try keep up.

You seem to be responding to posts that maybe were from months ago. I never mentioned anything about rd 12 KD not being heavy or hard. I simply said that it was KD from two punches where Fury was on the canvas for 10 seconds.

You think they were great shots.... Good for you.

nothing extra ordinary about him recovering from all shots, and wilder has hit men cleaner and heavier, thats you doing it yesterday, talking down the 12th round knock down in wilder fury 1.

The lads weighing in soon?

On points, yes...little chance. But it's HW boxing......big men punching!

"Weird seeing Fury so subdued in the press conference"

Is it possible the Kinehan craziness has unsettled him?

I hope Whyte knocks him out, just for this alone..

Whyte 253 lbs and Fury 264....

Yes, I saw that coming. He looked trimmer from any videos I saw the past few weeks.

I think you are right.

surprised at chisora picking whyte, but who knows what his motivations are.

id agree, he must be hoping for an early night.

Yep, a man after me own heart; although even I have seen the light!

Agreed

Holyfield, of course came up from 190 lbs to win the HW title. Mostly lighter than opponents and still wins, but against the real big men with real talent, the size/weight showed, and he was beaten.

Evander was never going to be a natural heavy weight, but seen the success Tyson had as a smaller man & decided to go for it,

The bodyy transformation to heavy weight for Evander will always be suspect

I will double down on Fury winning. Whyte's weight and shape means he must have been half hearted in training. He needed to be in a trim 240-245 for me to show he was coming for anything other than a pay day.

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