Robert Arum destroys Eddie Hearn

Or was that the Parker fight?

 

The ropes held his ass up in round 12 against Parker too. He was hanging on for dear life.

 

In that case I made a mistake when I included you in the list of haters.

But remember you are just as big a fan of Fury, and the Fury family.

 

Holy crap. Anthony Crolla is Rigo levels of ugly.

 

A win is a win, no such thing as clear win, especially in boxing. What you ACTUALLY mean is win by a wide margin.

Even if a win is close, its still a.... you guessed it... a WIN!!!

Parker got out hearted, out fought, out boxed.... plain and simple.

Whyte was out of shape too, and had a broken rib and a broken hand, and made a mistake in trading in the 12th, something an inexperienced boxer would learn from.... where Parker had 15 years more experience.

 

The more Arum attempts to belittle and demean Hearn the more obvious it is that he feels increasingly threatened by the man.

 

So when have I not been objective on on Whyte?

I just said, Whyte was overweight with Parker, and made a mistake to trade in the 12th.

My heart tells me he drew with Chisora first time, but I'd accept a win on Whyte's behalf simply for showing more desire/consistency... Chisora took rounds off in that fight, who gets up and goes straight to the ropes.

Besides, you hyped the HELL out of Hughie with no rationale evidence to substantiate your support.

Whyte was proven, he demonstrated his abilities and where his level is at. Hughie didn't do jack by comparison.

 

He got up from two brutal knock-downs (one from a brutal headbutt, one from a great left hook) and rallied back to almost score a stoppage at the end.
Why then do people question his heart ?
He shown a ton of heart to even get up from those types of knock-downs.
The only reason people question he's toughness and heart is because he's a decent person outside the ring and doesn't come across as some sort of thuggish moron. People tend to mistake kindness for weakness and confuse what happens outside the ring with character inside the ring.

I thought he deserved a DRAW anyway, even with the dodgy KD against him. But of course, Tony Bellew reliably informed the UK TV audience that "Whyte is winning every round".

Whyte was fortunate to get the win there, and fortunate to be allowed to use all his rugby-style tactics without points deductions. Good performance from Whyte, he did much better than I expected .... and a win is a win ... but let's not pretend this was clear cut at all.

 

Yeah I am not pretending it was clear, but Dillian Whyte won the contest and made a mistake ( that could easily have been avoided) in the 12th. He wasn't in the best shape or condition, and lacked significant experience but he suprised many and Parkers trainer.

I think Whyte plan was to try end the fight early, he wasn't banking on carrying 256 pounds for 12 rounds at that pace...

 

Arum is a bell end

 

Are you ****ing joking ?? Woman would think Crolla was good looking, Rigo would scare **** out of them