Fury/Whyte Split confirmed

I've read some posts on this forum, but this one has to be right up there.

When did Fury keep getting flatlined against cruiserweights?

Who has ever claimed that Fury is "hench"?

No distinction between Martin and Wilder and Fury?

Whyte did suffer complacency. Whyte has been technically inferior to several opponents. He was technically inferior to Povetkin for the first 4 or 5 rounds, but still snoozed his way to two knockdowns, with zero dangerous of anything. He became complacent and Povetkin capitalised.

Whyte would (hopefully will) be beaten by Fury in any way Fury decides. Fury could either decide to knock him out within a couple of rounds, or he could decide to put a sustained beating on him over the course of 7 or 8 rounds, if Whyte can last that long, before knocking him out. It really could be a particularly dangerous bout from a health perspective for Whyte. He will be cream crackered.

 

If any of what you say were even remotely true, Fury would have signed up to this fight faster than you can spell Wembley Stadium.

I mean its a no brainer... agree a reasonable split, be somewhat generous to get the fight going seeing as its a really quick win easy night? If fury wins any way he wants to? Thats just not the case. No one has ever has an easy night against Whyte NOBODY. And he has fought the top 15 guys consistently unlike Fury.


I have so much evidence up my sleeve. Whyte repeatedly said on camera show dangerous Povetkin was before the first fight and how he has to be laser focuses. And he was laser focused in there, he got caught like many boxers have before him who had more skill.

As for Whyte being an easy night, I can pinpoint two instances where Whyte had Rivas and Parker looking back to their corners in dismay and shock that whyte was still standing after two rounds when they thought they could jump him early. They underestimated him and they lost to the guy with less skill. And both got rocked.

 

If only Whyte had your belief in himself, maybe then he might back himself, take the few million on offer and get Fury chinned. Then he could call all the shots and take the big money in the rematch or unification with AJ/Usyk.

 

Whyte has a good left hook so poses a similar threat to Wilder with his straight right. If Fury had a bad night he could lose to him no doubt. It would be against the odds, though, and could only happen one way. Fury beats Whyte in a variety of ways including, as Chisora found out, southpaw if he chooses.

 

@Twentyman

If only Fury was as confident as you in chinning whyte, he could have signed the contract and shut this whole debate down by chinning whyte and collecting a measly 10 million to add to his existing 50+ million? Or however much for the man who cares not about material things or money.

 

He struggled against wallin who doesnt bring half the danger Whyte brings.

He also laboured 30 rounds against Wilder who lets be honest.... lets be really really honest... just has power and atheletic ability... cant box for ****.

Fury is this supreme slick... sweet science boxing king right? So what happens when he faces Whyte who has some ability on him given the hard fights he has been through... and carries power in his left hook (dropped parker, rocked AJ, flatlined Chisora), his right cross (rocked Chisora round 1 rematch and Rivas in round2), body shots (TKOd several guys, caused Joshua problems, and his jab which is longer than people think and used very actively. Fury wont out jab Whyte because whyte aint chisora who doesnt jab.

 

Stop being really weird fella. Fury care’s because he is getting the money, whilst you are not. Do you want to see the fight yes or no? If the answer is yes, talk about the fight not the money involved which truthfully, is nothing to do anyone else. You are saying its odd that I don’t care about the 80/20. Why would I? I like watching boxing, but none of my favourite boxers are my clients so their finances are really anything to do with me.

It’s not Fury who mandates the 80/20 its the WBC

 

Whyte's biggest fanboy giving it large the last couple of pages like a madman, with the knowledge that the bout probably won't happen.

Same fanboy now denigrating Wallin, after having blatantly ducked him.

Whyte could box Fury 20 times. Would he win once? I am unsure. Whyte looks inferior to Fury, Usyk, Joshua and Wilder. He'd have next to no chance against any of them.

 

Seriously? He got 5 Million for fighting Chisora and he has been campaigning for a WBC title shot in particular for three years... going through all hoops a challenger is supposed to. All for what? 80/20

He has sold 2.5 Million PPVs in total. He is a bankable star... more so than 99.95% of all active boxers and 100% of all boxers that dont have a title.

80/20 split is madness, dont get carried away with numbers like 10 million. Lets talk percentages.

“Hi, I am Fury. I dont care about money at all but I want 80%.”

 

Whyte could be scheduled to box Fury twenty times, but retire fury after two fights.

Give it large? My twenty thousand words didn’t help Whyte beat Parker Povetkin Rivas Helenius Chisora.
He did that himself.

Those guys would beat Pianeta Schwarz Wallin and Seferi 20/20 times.

in fact Povetkin alone would spark them all out on the same night, steady legs or not.

He eats Top 60s for breakfast. Top 15s in the evening.

 

...yet Whyte ducked Wallin.

 

Being weird? I’m talking about the problem thats preventing the fight from taking place and you’re calling me weird for it?

Yeah ok.

Fury doesnt mandate the purse split yeah? He could wake up TOMORROW MORNING and say 65/35 and the fight will happen no problems.

Yes I DO WANT to see the fight. Now i want Fury to man up take charge and give a reasonable split.

 

Pianeta, Schwarz, Seferi, Wallin < Chisora, Parker, Rivas, Povetkin, Helenius

 

Why isnt it on their boxing record then?

maybe because it never happened

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Devastating KO

 

Actually Fury sat on the canvas like he got fired and divorced on the same morning.