Jorge Capitillo "Tyson Fury: He reminds me of Muhammad Ali"

@Aydamn
For the love of God please stop turning every thread you partake it all about Dillian Whyte

 

Whyte who got a gift decision and lost to Chisora in the first fight would beat Fury..............**** me some right crack pots on here.

 

It's not just me, other posters are bringing up Whyte.. it's just a theme now. Like the above poster.

 

It wasn't Aydamn this time

 

You think that was a gift decision? It was an unbelievably close fight. Any decision there would have been just.
To think that your card is absolutely correct with not one mistake for a fight as close as that is extremely arrogant.

Whyte has also improved since then as he's shown against Parker, Rivas, Browne and Chisora himself.

 

Ali is a circus act acrobat with springs on their shoes by comparison.

Fury is the circus elephant (and not the type that balances on the ball or hops through a hoop, either).

 

Fury would win every single round of any fight against Whyte, probably out landing him by a ratio of 2 or 3 to 1 over the course of the fight.

There may or may not be a late stoppage depending on how Whyte copes with being repeatedly jabbed in the face and chasing shadows.

Whyte would have no more chance of beating Fury than a wheelie bin would.

 

No but people draw him in at times knowing he will bite
Which is what has happened here

Either way another thread derailed

 

yeah like Junglist tried doing in the post above you.

I should just learn to laugh it off like Simon Gruber did when McClane insulted his brother in Die Hard 3:

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Very mature of you Dean

 

Fury would box Whyte's ass off. And I think he stops Whyte too.

 

And lost in something like nine or eleven to Bob mac
Lest not forget robbed let's not try to undo what we all saw

 

Fury’s foot movement is nothing like Ali’s he takes one or 2 steps at a time backwards in a straight line to try and get out of reach, no lateral movement side to side like Ali dancing and darting in and out. Most of fury’s movement is when against ropes bending at waist with upper body movement, just like the comparable clips except one is against a lumbering 240-50lbs slow as molasses low tier fighter in Swartz and the other has probably top 5 fastest hand speed of all time heavyweight in Dokes trying to hit Ali. And fury’s level of opponents is far lower than Ali’s in terms of skill and speed overall makes fury’s speed seem better than it really is. Bruce lees boards don’t hit back statement comes to mind lol.